Instalacion de Mac OSX

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Something along the lines of Press any key to start the disk. . . will appear on the

screen.

You will need to press a key in order to start the installation process, otherwise the disk

may boot into a bootable partition that it finds on your hardrive.

Loading Darwin x86 . . .

The length of loading depends on your system configuration, but mostly depends on

how much RAM you have. Having 2 GB of RAM is very nice compared to 512 MB.

Now I have pictures. They will go through each screen that is encountered throughout

installation.

Apple Loading Screen


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Choose Your Language (English for this tutorial)

Apple Loves Loading Screens


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This is the Welcome Screen. Notice the silhouette break dancer. This is an image added

by Kalyway. If you click on More Information, it will show you all the features

Kalyway packed into the disk.

Now it gets more complicated. You need to format the hard drive at this point in the

installation. To do this, go to the Utilities button on the upper OS X bar as pictured

below. Then go to Disk Utilities.

The disk utility will come up. Click on your hard drive (Not any partitions you may

have, see below - its in the right hand column) and then click the erase tab:


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Click on the Volume Format drop down menu. I always use Mac OS Extended

Journaled. You may be able to use another type, but I know for a fact that that does

indeed work. Then name the partition whatever you would like, I'm partial to something

plain like Leopard.

Once that is accomplished (It may take some time depending on your hard drive size

and system configuration) click the red x button to exit the Disk Utility and return to the

installation Welcome screen.

Click on Continue and the Agreement page will come up. Click Agree.

Then the following screen will appear telling you where you can install Leopard. It


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should show the partition and hard drive you just formated. If it does not then

something went wrong in the formating process, but don't worry, you can still go to the

Disk Utility and try it again.

Click continue and the Install Summary page comes up

VERY IMPORTANT!!!!!

You MUST Click Customize!! If you do not, your install probablywill not work. The Customize screen will show you several options


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that you will need to select or de-select based on your own

hardware configuration. If your first install does not work correctly,

chances are you need to choose different options in the Customize

screen:

This is the setup used for a Dell Dimension 3000 with a nVidia card in a PCI slot. The

bootloader patcher used is MBR and not GUID because there is only one partition onthe drive. If there is more than one bootable parition on the hard drive, and the paritions

are set in GUID, then use the coresponding patcher.

Click Done, and then Install

The installer will now check the disk. If you are feeling particularly daring you can skip

this process. However, I recommend going through the process at least once. There may

have been an error in burning the disk, or the .iso file itself may have been slightly

corrupted. As long as the disk hasn't been scratched, you really only need to check the

disk once if you need to install Leopard again.

WHOO HOO! Leopard is installing!


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If you did not check your disk and it has an error on it, this is the most likely step to

encounter problems.

Once this is complete a green circle with a checkmark comes up saying that the

Installation was successful. You will need to restart the computer (I think it may do it

automatically if you are not around) and after it goes through the Darwin Bootloader,

another Apple loading screen appears:

Then a very fancy video will play that welcomes you in many different languages.

Now all you need to do is set up the Leopard Basics.


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Because you most likely don't have an Apple Keyboard, all you have to do is press the

buttons to the right and left of the two shift keys.

Then you have to pick the type of keyboard.

Then choose your country:


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THEN, select the country your keyboard is from.

The transfer screen. I did not need to transfer anything, but if you have another mac you

may wish to transfer things.


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Then you can input your Apple ID so that Apple can fill in your information for you. I

do not know if they can detect that you are not using actual Apple hardware or not. The

risk is yours to take.

Registration Information. If you input your Apple ID, it will show up here. But I blurred

the stuff out because I'm not an idiot.


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A Few More Questions. ENOUGH WITH THE QUESTIONS, I WANT LEOPARD!

But Apple must have their way with you. Answer the questions and advance one step.

Then you need to create your user account:


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Now its time for Apple to try to get you to purchase a .mac account. Personally I don't

like .mac accounts because I don't think they are worth it. But you are of course entitled

to your own opinion.

If you don't have .Mac, they will let you try it for free. (I said no)


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ALL DONE! The Thank You Screen!

You are all done. Congratulations.


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This is the default desktop and settings that Kalyway decided to use.

The file explorer has an orange background. To change this go through the following

steps:

Open up an explorer:

Right click and select Show View Options:


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View Options - Where it says Background: change it back to White, and then click Use

as Defaults

Guess what. Your done - that is if all of your hardware is supported. If it is not, I

suggest checking out these sources:

http://www.insanelymac.com/

http://wiki.osx86project.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

If you have any questions or comments, please post a comment at the bottom of this

post. I have documented what experience I have had with OSX86 Leopard, I leave this

open to you now. Please help one another.
http://www.insanelymac.com/http://wiki.osx86project.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Pagehttp://wiki.osx86project.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Pagehttp://wiki.osx86project.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Pagehttp://www.insanelymac.com/


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UPDATE:

There are a few things that you should be aware of if you are doing this for the first

time. The first one is that you should NEVER use the Apple updater to update your

installation of Leopard. For instance, if the Apple updater pops up and says that you can

update from 10.5.1 to 10.5.2 or .3, DO NOT UPGRADE UNDER ANY

CIRCUMSTANCES!!! It will brick your machine and you will need to re-install

Leopard again. I have created a tutorial for updating Leopard OSX86 to 10.5.2 and it is

located here:

http://tgrounds.blogspot.com/2008/04/upgrading-osx86-leopard-1051-to-1052.html

The second thing that may be of use is a program called SIW, or System Information for

Windows. This is useful if you do not know if your Intel processor is SSE2 or SSE3. Of

course you need to have an installation of Windows to run the software, but many

people do so I am providing the link:

http://www.gtopala.com/
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