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  1. Hi guys!

     

    Thanks for your feedback on our new EDP documentation!

     

    I am confused. At that point do I answer the question that myHack is asking with the answer of "supply my own?" And then at that point just point myHack back to itself (ie., the myHack USB drive)? Or do I answer with use "generic extra?"

    I made it more clear in our documentation, http://www.osxlatitu.../installation/. We made special bootpacks for all EDP supported laptops, with their own DSDT and extensions, so you should install without problems.

     

    myHack asks at the end of the install, of you want to install an Extra folder on your new harddisk with OS X. It will install Chameleon (the bootloader) and your Extra folder, so you can boot direct from your harddisk. You can choose to install the Generic myHack Extra folder of to choose your own Extra folder. The easiest is to choose the Extra folder of your myHack install USB, because that is allready the Extra folder of the bootpack.

     

    There are many other ways, but we explain the easiest way!

     

    It is now that I have my question. The "Installation", not pre installation, document (http://www.osxlatitu...p/installation/) says in step number 7 to run myHack now against not the USB drive bu the real laptop hard drive. Step number 8 says that myHack will ask if I want to use a generic Extra folder or if it should prompt me to use a specific one I have.

    The documentation isn't clear. If the Pre-Installation steps were followed then Step 8 should have a decisive answer.

    Sorry, I don't understand you at all. We never mentioned to use install the Extra folder on your harddrive, and I wrote the new documentation ;).

     

    Is the myHack "generic" Extra actually the Extra from the bootpack because it has been written to the USB drive or does myHack have an embedded generic that can override the one that shows in the root of the USB drive?

    When you choose Generic Extra, it will always use the myHack generic Extra, it will never use the Extra folder you installed before. When you choose to use your own Extra folder, you can simply browse and use it. In our documentation, we advise to select the Extra folder on the myHack install USB, because that should be allready the bootpack (if you followed the Pre Installation guide).

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  2. Yep, you can run it. Just use GraphicsEnabler=yes as described in the AMD guide. It doesn't matter what HD you will use, just follow the steps. We updated the guide with a better way to install the bootloader.

     

    If you stil can't install / have questions, just let us know. If you get any error's with booting OS X, make a picture when you are booted in verbose mode (hit -v during bootloader).

     

     

     

     

  3. Hi!

     

    It is possible to install OSX on an AMD pc, but It wont work very well. Have you bought the components yet, or not? If you want to buy the hardware, I won't recommend it. OS X wont run as smooth on an AMD pc, then on a perfect supported Intel CPU + motherboard. With AMD, you are running on a legacy_kernel, that won't have the best speedstep / powermanagement.

     

    I don't know if there is support for an AMD Opteron 2419 hexa core CPU, but although it won't be the best idea. If you want to buy the system, (with as main target; running OSX), you should better buy an Intel PC.

  4. Welcome on het forum ivyfab,

     

    Could you please use a better topic title, in the future. I changed it to a better title, matched with your question. I changed your layout also, please don't put everything in comic sans and bold, we don't like that.

     

    With CPUZ, you could have a look at your chipset. Could you place a screenshot of the third tab here?

  5. Welcome on the forum Culjosh! I'm glad you like it! :).

     

    Could you post your specifications like; Processor, Motherboard, Graphic Card / Chip. Could you boot with the bootparameter -v, from your hard drive. That will boot up in verbose mode, so you see on what error it won't boot. Just make a picture of the screen.

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