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OK. Thanks! For the record and for posterity, I opened a second thread here https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/6475-started-over-mountain-lion/ Dealing with the install of Mountain Lion (Now that SL is out of the question) Thanks for your help Bronxteck!

Did I mention I'm still trying to boot from the USB drive, right? I can now say that I have a "Sandy Bridge" processor Intel Core i3. I read somewhere that it does not work with Snow Leopard, is this correct?

Hi Bronxteck Still no dice.... Any other suggestion?

Hold on I mannage to do it I just wrote "npci=0x2000 -v" at boot. right? AHCI was enabled Intel virtualization was disabled. This is what happened:

Hi Bronxteck. Unfortunately I`m a newbie on all this... Can you help me out a bit with what your mean here? I'm trying to install on a Lenovo S400. Thanks.

Hi Bronxteck, thanks for your help. Started with .x and it was the same. started with -v and here's the error

OK, So I worked around the MyHack Bug with SnowLeopard USB by restoring the original install disk to the USB drive using Disk Utility. Then, as someone noted, I ran MyHack and installed extras, chameleon, and utilities, everything ran normally. Upon connecting the USB drive in the computer I get the Apple logo, the "waiting" dashed circle, and after a while a "forbidden sign" appears at the stem of the Apple. USB activity ceases and there is nothing more I can do. Can anyone shed some light on this? I created the thumb drive in an OSX 10.6.8 native mac and trying to install in a Lenovo S400. Thanks.