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You just have to take the plunge and have the fun doing it. Just follow the process, first "INSTALLATION/Install on AMD System" and fire away. I suggest to start with OS X 10.6.8, make your system a stable "Hackintosh" and upgrade thereafter. God luck and have fun (while you learn) doing it!

Run "Disk Utility/Repair Permission". Use USB keyboard/mouse before running start turning on laptop.

I had the same issue, I set my system BIOS to "Auto" on Temperature control. This Tjmax parameter are only for Core, Core 2's and the newer CPU, not on Pentiuem 4's and Pentium D's.

You're not the only one, I have the same result on my D630.

I hope you know what those glitches are. I challenge you to mention a couple of glitches or are those glitches are actually software bugs?

Here's the link for v.02: http://potatosaladx.blogspot.ca/2007/06/i8kfangui-for-mac-os-x-v02-with-dual.html

RocketFish HD Webcam, RF-HDWEB http://www.rocketfishproducts.com/products/computer-accessories/RF-HDWEB.html

Use the guide for D630 Intel graphics card.

There's one thing that is missing in the guide and that is to install AppleACPIPlatform. kext (from OS X Snow leopard 10.6.x). To be able to perform this you need your D430 system and use the OS X Mountain Lion install disk as a USB drive. 1. Boot your D430 system, once OS X is loaded, connect the USB drive where OS X Mountain Lion was installed. 2. Open KextWizard, and install AppleACPIPlatform. kext in S/L/E folder. BTW, you should install kext first on your desktop. Here's the link where to get it or see the attached kext. http://team.osxlatitude.com/?dir=fixes/coolbook-lion 3. Open application myHack/myFix/ 4. Select Full mode on the USB OS X Mountain Lion install disk. 5. Restart and boot on the USB OS X Mountain Lion install disk drive. Voila! Good luck and I'm pretty sure that should work. I encountered the same problem on D630 Nvidia. AppleACPIPlatform.kext from 10.6.7.zip

All LogiTech webcams that are UVC compatible to function on OSX 10.4.9 & above are listed here: http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/6471/~/uvc-webcam-support-for-mac-os-10.4.9-and-above and here: http://support.creative.com/kb/ShowArticle.aspx?sid=83939

Do you have a multi-boot partition (Win 7 & OS X)?

I suggest you format the destination HD first. It always work!

Your partition boot manager is faulty (No selected partition to boot). You have to boot with Windows ? Repair Disk(if you have it in a CD or USB drive) and use DOS prompt command to recover/enable the particular partition you want to boot first ( Linus, OS X or Windows). I suggest this link, read it and used it to fix your issues. http://ss64.com/nt/diskpart.html Restart your PC, insert Windows Repair Disk in CD/DVD drive. On DOS prompt, type "diskpart" and then return. These are steps that you have to do. LIST Disk SELECT Disk=n LIST Partition SELECT Partition=n I suggest you select the Windows partition, reboot to Windows (after this, DON'T panic as you won't see your OS X partition on boot). Download EasyBCD application and take control of your triple-boot, here's the link, read it: http://neosmart.net/EasyBCD/ Create/Add OS boot for OS X and Linux. I hope this helps. This is a much better method to use for a multi-boot PC. I used this.

Check your memory by booting an Ubuntu live CD or live USB drive and test the memory. That is the first I would do or if you are sure the memory are good then I suggest you go into BIOS and let it sit for a while (about > 15mins).

I would consider stepping-down CPU speed for the moment - to be safe and cool down the system even if CPU process in ML is excessive.