Please help me with Mac OS 10.6

[Computerguy]

Hello im trying to set up Mac OS X 10.6.2 i have a legal copy of this program that i obtained from my college IT professor


here is a list of my laptop specs as well as how i have my virtual box calibrated


Toshiba Satellite C55-A5390
Intel i3-3110M @2.40 gHz
6GB RAM
64 bit Processor


setup in Virtual Box


System
3451MB Base Memory
Boot Order: Floppy Drive, CD/DVD, Hard Disk
Acceleration: VT-x/AMD-V, Nested Paging, PAE/NX


Display
Video Memory: 128MB
Remote Desktop Server: Disabled
Video Capture: Disabled


Storage
Controller SATA
SATA Port 0: HDD/SSD 750.00GB
Controller IDE
IDE Primary Master: Mac OS X 10.6


Audio
Host Driver: Window DirectSound
Controller: Intel HD Audio


Network
Adapter 1" Intel PRO/1000 MT Server (Bridged Adapter, Qualcomm Atheros AR956x Wireless Network Adapter)


USB
Device Filters: Disabled
Darwin/x86 boot v5.0.132
3450MB memory
VESA v2.0 128MB (VirtualBox VESA BIOS)


So after starting Virtual Box I was able to partition and format my HDD and customize the install drivers, this is one of the areas where im having difficulty. I tryed using all the botloadeders that came with it i dont know if the worked or not (i would like to know which one to choose). after the installation process was completed, the computer restarted as it normally should, however, i recieved this error message and need to know how to proceed.


Loading Darwin/x86
EFI enhanced bootloader build: ToH
Using SMBIOS table found at 0x000fff60
Using ACPI RSDP revision 2 found at 0x000c0000
Hey we are going backwards! -> restarting timing
Hey we are going backwards! -> restarting timing


calibration failed with 2 attempts

 

[RehabMan]

Hello im trying to set up Mac OS X 10.6.2 ...

Intel i3-3110M @2.40 gHz

...

Snow Leopard does not support Ivy Bridge CPUs nor HD4000 graphics. Earliest OS X to support Ivy hardware is Lion 10.7.5.

 

[Computerguy]

do you think and Intel Celuron Processor would work then?

 

[RehabMan]

do you think and Intel Celuron Processor would work then?

Not unless it has a supported dedicated discrete graphics chip... which seems rather unlikely in a budget laptop with Celeron CPU.