Leopard 10.5.2 Leo4All V.3 (MacOSX)
Leopard 10.5.2 Leo4All V.3 (MacOSX)
Leopard 10.5.2 Leo4All V.3 (MacOSX) | 4.6 GB
You have to change some parameters.
You can’t do this in the Beginner mode (0). But you can in the Medium (1) and the Expert (2) modes. In those modes, when you’re asked whether you want to accept the automatically detected graphic parameters, answer “No”. Further on, you’ll be asked to select the name of the “graphic interface”. Select “vesa”. This sets the file up properly (with no explicit editing necessary), and eventually the Gparted GUI appears. (Select all default on others.monitor o can answer “NO” too and
select 800?600). So..resuming. select start with DEFAULT.. there?s a lot of options will appear..continue and go on.choose MEDIUM(1) and for DETECT VIDEO = NO..select VESA.default for other option that will be prompted (click enter). and for MONITOR DETECT = NO..select 800?600
20) Wait for it to load (window and all) then right-click on your Windows partition (it has a file system of NTFS). Click Manage Flags.
21) Tick the box for boot. Click OK.
22) Click quit on the desktop and when prompted, take the CD out. Reboot.[/center]
1) Open My Computer.
2) Double-click on the C drive.
3) Click Tools, then Folder Options.
4) Click the View tab, then in the scrolling box, select “Show Hidden Files and Folders”.
5) Uncheck “Hide protected operating system files (recommended)”.
6) Click OK.
7) Now, you should be back in the C: Drive. Look for a file called boot.ini. Right click on it and select Properties.
Untick the Read-Only checkbox.
9) Now press OK, then right click again on boot.ini.
10) Click Open With. then select Notepad.
11) Make a new line at the bottom and copy and paste this code: C:\chain0=”Mac OS X86?
12) Save the file and exit Notepad.
13) Now we have to copy a file called “chain0? to the C: drive. This is apparently on the Kalyway disk, but it is very hard to get. Instead, download it from here (RAR file) or here (zip file). Extract it then put the resulting file (chain0 without any extensions) into the root of the C: drive (the same place where boot.ini is located.)
Alternatively, you could get this tboot. A revised version of chain0 loader that supports multi HDD as well as loading OSX on extended partition, unlike chain0. tboot file also goes in C:\, adding the following line to boot.ini
c:\tboot=”Mac OSX Leopard”
USE TBOOT ! Because let you load Leopard on a differente partition than the PRIMARY
Chain0 dont work for me ! For Chain0 you have to setup your Leopard in the PRIMARY PARTITION.
That?s not my case.
14) Reboot.
After that..loads Leopard.
installs all drivers (double click them.i copy all the drivers to desktop..reboot as needed..)
.and voil? ! your MacOx86 Leopard is ready to use !
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