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    Default Mac OS-X Leopard on an AMD

    Hey just got Apple Mac OS going on my AMD works like on a mac machine so far any one else done this or are we not allowed to talk here about it.

    i am running 10.5.2 on my 3200+ with 1gb ram.

    anyone.....



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    i would be interested in knowing the steps you went through.....I tried months ago to get Leopard running in a VMware Virtual Machine but no go, even when following the steps given.

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    yeah no owrries i downloaded kalyways 10.5.2 and has worked on 2 totaly different machines fine even updates (but no system updates like update to 10.5.6 that is aseperate install)

    but this is nothing like what you tried before as i tried that and got no where

    this one is simple

    download it from the pirates of the bay or the green deamon
    kalyway 10.5.2 intel/amd
    there are others but tried alot and most had their little issues this one worked for me but others may work better for you,

    u burn it to a dvd (slowly) and load the cd and reboot your pc

    it auto boots and self explanitary

    note once booted into setup you have to go to utilities and format and partition a drive and install to that,best is to play with another harddrive like i did you need about i think 15gb, but its great i would say its as close as 95% off a mac the other 5% is where you have to play around and try and download drivers and so on not like the virtual machine one where you only got 10% out of it etc.....


    any way just pm if you have any questions.
    cheers
    al

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    thanks for that.

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    Thumbs up my AMD Mac Pro

    yeh i have one for like 6 months or so now

    AMD Athlon 64 Dual Core 4800+
    2 Gig ddr2 Ram
    300gb Hdd
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    Kalyway 10.5.2 DVD

    And

    Intel Quad Core 4x3.0ghz
    4gb Ddr2 Ram
    2 TB hdd sata
    dvd/rw Sata

    ideneb 10.5.5 DVD
    love them to bits.

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    hackintosh has a good community forum if you look it up. but i just prefer to post this from a macbook!

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    I installed zephyroth onto a mates phenom K9A2CF setup a few months back and it ran fine. I remember boot times were extremely lengthy though.

    However i have my own setup now, it is all 100% retail leopard. Runs faster and just as smooth as both of my macbooks (the 13" and the pro). I can even use the actual software update button to update love it.

    It is:

    10.5.6 and no hacks
    Board: GA-P35-DS3L
    CPU: E7300
    RAM: 4gb 800 hyperX
    Video: leadtek/winfast px7600GT
    Pioneer something DVD - from msy. think it is a 212D, is that a model?
    PCI wireless card: Asus WL-138G V2 works 100% and is detected as an airport card with no hacks at all

    I run vmware, toast, speed download, office, visualhub etc and have never had any glitches.
    Also have my x64 vista drive connected and using paragon ntfs and hasn't caused a hiccup, the P35 board has a simple nice little boot selector in it you can choose on startup what HDD to boot from.

    I would recommend anyone wanting to build one either get a GA-P35-DS3L (rev 1 or 2 is fine) or a GA-EP35-DS3L again either revision is fine. Both those boards are capable of running retail leopard fine, downside is IDE is buggy so don't go there only use SATA.

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