Motherboard GA-B75M-D3H

[mrpiedroza]

this is my first hackintosh, the hardware is the next:


GA-B75M-D3H
intel core i5 3330
DDR3 8GB 1600 MHZ
HDD 2TB sagagate barracuda


When I use iBoot all is nice, but when I put the dvd with Snow leopard and select the icon in the iBoot software, the wite page appears (with the gray apple) everything stops...


What is up?


I dont know what to do... please help me...

 

[Adrian B]

this is my first hackintosh, the hardware is the next:

GA-B75M-D3H
intel core i5 3330
DDR3 8GB 1600 MHZ
HDD 2TB sagagate barracuda
When I use iBoot all is nice, but when I put the dvd with Snow leopard and select the icon in the iBoot software, the wite page appears (with the gray apple) everything stops...
What is up?

I dont know what to do... please help me...

It should work fine, remember the following;

i5 3330 has unsupported basic vesa graphics - may give you problems. You need to use iBoot Ivy Bridge, DVI-D or HDMI cable to monitor (or 1080P TV), when you get to formatting your HDD make the OS X partition 1TB max. Use an internal type DVD drive as the external USB connection types rarely seem to work for installing Snow Leopard.


Keep us up to date


Adrian B



EDIT - I have moved this to Snow Leopard Desktop Support.

 

[totenkopf4]

this is my first hackintosh, the hardware is the next:


GA-B75M-D3H
intel core i5 3330
DDR3 8GB 1600 MHZ
HDD 2TB sagagate barracuda


When I use iBoot all is nice, but when I put the dvd with Snow leopard and select the icon in the iBoot software, the wite page appears (with the gray apple) everything stops...


What is up?


I dont know what to do... please help me...

Mr Piedoz...
You need to use the iBoot for Ivy Bridge CD - see this link.
http://www.tonymacx86.com/snow-leop...x-10-6-snow-leopard-ivy-bridge-based-pcs.html

You will need to use the startup switches -v PCIRootUID=0 GraphicsEnabler=No

As Adrian states we use only Digital Video so use the DVi port not the VGA port.

For SL the HD2500 onboard GFX may not work or has issues w OSX SL.

Should be ok when you get to Mountain Lion.

Make sure you check the BIOS settings for video ram size and internal.