...... setting your SATA type
The exact requirements for what is needed to configure a Hackintosh are subject to much debate.
I am of the opinion that is more than a hardware requirement in as far of what the specs and settings are, rather the ability to be able to configure the hardware that you have to allow the installation and operation of the Apple operating system.
Many websites and forums will give you a list of requirements but sadly there are other agendas at play here.
The exact requirements for what is needed to configure a Hackintosh are subject to much debate.
I am of the opinion that is more than a hardware requirement in as far of what the specs and settings are, rather the ability to be able to configure the hardware that you have to allow the installation and operation of the Apple operating system.
Many websites and forums will give you a list of requirements but sadly there are other agendas at play here.
- Configuring a Hackintosh - main page
- The EFI Bootloader used on the Mac
- A reverse Hackintosh - installing Windows 7 on a Mac Book
- How to Build a Hackintosh with Snow Leopard, Start to Finish - Adam Pash, LifeHacker - September 2009 and earlier
- Unlocking your system UEFI/BIOS to allow the configuration of a Hackintosh
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- Robust Graphics Booster → Auto
- CPU Reference → Auto
- DRAM Channel B Reference → Auto
- The Date and Time -------- ???????? Duh!
- HDD Boot Priority → USB Flash Drive ---- This is kind of fundamental, you want to boot from an external drive. This applies to the installation of ANY operating system.
- SATA RAID/AHCI → AHCI
- ACPI Suspend Type → S3(STR)
- Reset Open Case Status → Disabled
- PCI IRQ Assignment → Auto (actually this was shown in error on the BIOS screen as PC11 - the default PCI IRQ assignment for PCI Video adapters.
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