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You have to find line something like that: How to make VMDK linking to IMG? I tell you: You have may to Allocate Disk Space on creating a virtual HDD, and you must go to yours Virtual Machine Folder(where you install MacOsX) and you have two files named *.vmdk, one have "-flat" add, you may to edit second file without "-flat" add, has have 1 KB or something like that, Open it at Notepad, or WordPad. Hopefully soon somone will find a way to install Darwin to the external hard drive (USB or Firewire), but until then it will need to be done using VMware. Sadly, the only way to install OSx86 on a USB Hard Drive is using VMware right now. 4 German Translation (with few more information).3 Method 3 for Installing OSX Leopard in SanDisk-8GBMicroSDHC Card.2 Method 2 for Firewire/Usb Combo Hard Drives.Good Luck, and feel free to improve this step guide. On Sony VAIO you can try to restart it on STAMINA mode) (PS: if you've got a white or black fade, it is the graphics card driver. When the installation is done, restart the computer and take the DVD out of the tray.ġ0. The destination will be the "MAC" partition.ĩ. Close the Disk Utilities, and proceed the installation. *Warning* all data in the usb drive will be erasedħ. Call that partition "Documents"Ĭlick Ok and wait. The other partition will have the rest of the HD. One partition must have at least 8 gb, and the type of partition will be "Mac Journaled". Go to Utilities, Disk Utilities, choose your USB HD and click the partition option

iso image file Mac OS X 10.4.8 Jas SSE2 SSE3. Check if your processor has SSE2 or SSE3 support (download cpu-z freeware, run it and find out)Ģ. JUST BEFORE YOU INSTALL MAC OS X, MAKE SURE THAT THE BOOT ORDER IS EXACTLY LIKE THIS:ġ. It is possible to install the Mac OS X 10.4.8 Jas SSE2 SSE3 on a USB external drive, and boot from it. Step 5: Installed the hard drives back to my PC. Step 2: Boot from OS X 10.4.8 Jas SSE2 SSE3 DVD. Step 1: I removed (as a precaution) all hard drives from my PC. I've done it succesfully with OS X 10.4.8 Jas SSE2 SSE3 on an Acer Aspire 7520. It has nothing to do with the OSX86 version.