Need Help With Multi-Beast ( New to Hackintosh World ) !!!!!!!

[ih99w5]

Hi I am currently building up my 1st Hackintosh Project I am new to the mackintosh world and all the software . This will be my current build by the end of next week .

ASRock G41C-GS MotherBoard
Intel Core 2 Duo 2.93GHz E7500
8GB DDR3 Ram x2 4GB Sticks
250GB WD Harddrive 7200RPM
Xigmatek CCM-23ABX-U01 Case
600W Thermaltake PowerSupply
Nvidia GeForce 210 1GB EVGA Video Card

I have done alot of research and this all looks good to run at least Lion or latter . The problem I am having is I know how to install the OS on to the drive with UniBeast and boot from the jump drive . I need to know what stuff to install when it comes time for MultiBeast any help please I would really be thankful .

 

[dddirtman]

start at guides/start here
then the version specific guide
u will need to get the os media onto a thumb drive(10.7 and later) or 10.6 on a dvd..
to get to the installer try the recommended boot switches (-x PcirootUID={0 or 1} )
ane for your nvidia card(GraphicsEnabler=Yes).

use the search someone has probably done a build with your hardware,
it is recommended that u print out the guide procedure for reference or have another pc logged into
this site for reference...


btw:this site frowns on the use of illegally obtained software including "distrobutions".
if u have an issue capture the screen image and post on this site,there are many here willing to help...

 

[dddirtman]

this is what u see at the guides/start page:

I'm New To Everything, Where Do I Start?

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Here are a few things to start with.

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