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Right Adam, accidentally found a fix while I was trying to fix my own.


When you get to the Darwin/Chameleon loader, press F8 and type in -s. Press enter. Once all the hoopla stops, and youre at the #root thing, type in

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mount -vw /

Then type in
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/movevideodrivers


Then just press yes to everything except forATI/Intel drivers if you have a nVidia card, Nvidia/ATi if you use Intel gfx etc, in which case you say NO THX.

Then it should load as normal.

Let us know how it goes dude.

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bally199 wrote:
Sas, you can't use OSX on VMWare properly. It takes a fortnight to install, and even then you're lucky if it passes the grey Apple screen.

Yes, there are specialized images "out there", but they have a metric f*ckton of stuff stripped out of them to make them work.


My VMWARE image says otherwise.

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I've only ever done it with a chicken so far, but if required I wouldn't have any problems doing it with other animals at all.


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saspro wrote:
bally199 wrote:
Sas, you can't use OSX on VMWare properly. It takes a fortnight to install, and even then you're lucky if it passes the grey Apple screen.

Yes, there are specialized images "out there", but they have a metric f*ckton of stuff stripped out of them to make them work.


My VMWARE image says otherwise.


Did you use the Deadmoo version? If so, whats it like for usability etc?

If not, WTFHAX! :) I couldn't get it to work for the love of me.

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Big_Adam wrote:
Well, I got close.

Oh well, I shall give up on Hackintosh for now. Wait for either; a) Apple goes out for all or b) I buy a mac.

Have to try unix, lunix, ... the one that isn't mac or Windows.


In all honesty, if you want to try a Windows alternative that doesn't work with any of your existing software, I'd try Ubuntu or Kubuntu 9.04 - Ubuntu isn't quite as pretty but it's very stable. Kubuntu is very pretty but isn't stable but neither are that far behind OSX. Just make sure you don't install it alongside Vista without unplugging the drive with Vista on until it has successfully installed...I've lost no end of MBR's that way. It's fine with XP though.

You can get OSX themes for Ubuntu (Gnome) quite easily, as well as Avant Window Navigator which works just like the Dock.

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bally199 wrote:
saspro wrote:
bally199 wrote:
Sas, you can't use OSX on VMWare properly. It takes a fortnight to install, and even then you're lucky if it passes the grey Apple screen.

Yes, there are specialized images "out there", but they have a metric f*ckton of stuff stripped out of them to make them work.


My VMWARE image says otherwise.


Did you use the Deadmoo version? If so, whats it like for usability etc?

If not, WTFHAX! :) I couldn't get it to work for the love of me.


Did it myself with a genuine disk. I M l33t haxor :D

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jonlumb wrote:
I've only ever done it with a chicken so far, but if required I wouldn't have any problems doing it with other animals at all.


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I see what you did thar.

You did the PAEthing=TRUE switch in the vmxc file didn't you? :D

I did that yesterday and got iDeneb working in VMware Workstation. Its slow isnt it? :lol:

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bally199 wrote:
I did that yesterday and got iDeneb working in VMware Workstation. Its slow isnt it? :lol:


Not on a cpu that supports VT it isn't. 4GHz i7 ftw

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jonlumb wrote:
I've only ever done it with a chicken so far, but if required I wouldn't have any problems doing it with other animals at all.


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My 3.6ghz Pentium D supports VT I think. :/

Its the one of the later Presler core ones with 4mb cache too. Only downside is it doesn't support SSE4.1, which PCSX2 (a playstation 2 emulator) likes.

Anyway back on topic. Did you get it to work Mr _Adam? :)

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