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PC EFI V 10.6 | Size: 191.0 KB |
February 04th 2010 New in this release: Support for desktop Radeons 4300/4500/4600 in GraphicsEnabler Added system-id fix, system doesn’t forget your keyboard settings anymore Added fix for lynnfield cpus 2nd and 3rd are 3rd party fixes.
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Sagia
10th January 2011 at 01:07
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how to use this thing? I'm sorry for being a noob, I'm just starter to install hackintosh and can't find any guidelines for this |
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tan7757
13th January 2011 at 18:01
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thx |
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Gimhou
19th January 2011 at 01:58
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may not for me |
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noyfb
18th March 2011 at 04:47
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Sagia.. It's easy just read the "Readme" in the downloaded file... O wait there is no Readme file... Get used to this type of quality information in the OSX86 community. Also get used to getting replies to your questions that never give you an answer. |
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noyfb
18th March 2011 at 05:06
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Here's to show all the @#@$%#@$%#@$% users how to post a reply... PC EFI V 10.6 is a lousy name for a Bootloader. it's a version of Chameleon's bootloader by NetKas.org it should have been called NetKasBoot! EFI the first partition in a GUID partition schema that apple never uses. For some freaking reason the OSX86 developer community is obsessed with EFI and in using that partition even if logic dictates otherwise. The name PC EFI starts off any new user on the wrong foot. So again PC EFI is a boot loader. What you want first is a Bootloader installer named Chameleon. Download and install it on a USB key. http://www.kexts.com/view/3-chameleon_2.0-rc2.html Use a USB key and once your aquatinted with it dig deeper into it's usage. Once installed use Tinkertool to show hidden files. On the usb key you will see a file named "boot" which is the boot loader. Replace it with the one from PC EFI V 10.6. A+ |
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noyfb
18th March 2011 at 05:07
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Sagia the above message is for you. |
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Hozey
14th July 2011 at 17:59
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Would someone please tell us noobies how to install this onto the efi partition? Tonymac's guide was of no help as I kept coming up with errors at sudo fdisk -f boot0 -u -y /dev/rdisk0. Said it wasn't a file or directory (can't remember which as that was 15 tries ago. Thanks |