Hard Disk installation snow leopard-Mac note

If you have an iPad, you have to try programming on the iPad.

First of all, I searched the internet and confirmed that the version to be installed is snow leopard OS X 10.6. The image file (in DMG format, 6.1 GB) is downloaded from the plug-in. At the same time, I started searching for a tutorial. It was a good tutorial, but it was a pity that Baidu Library had to download points and read them online. Basically, it was done by a document. The link is here. In addition, there is also a website with many similar introductions, which can be done without further viewing. The link is here.

The basic steps are as follows:

1. Use hfsexplorer to open the original DMG file and generate a disk image (stored on the NTFS disk, which is also in DMG format ).

2. Use the hard disk installation assistant to write the new DMG file to an empty area above 6 GB (I am using a USB hard disk). The partition can be used to start and install the system. In this step, there is a false death in win7, just wait.

3. Use macdrive to replace a file in the new partition so that OSX can be installed on the MBR partition. I couldn't install macdrive8 on Windows 7. Instead, I used tramsmac to directly modify the DMG file generated in step 1, and then re-run step 2.

4. Use bootthink to insert support for OSX installation and startup during win7 startup.

5. Start the installation on the mobile hard disk. The installation process is very painful. after repeated attempts, the installation was successful, often dead, or even when the machine went down. The target partition I installed is the 40 Gb partition on the mobile hard disk. During the installation process, I used the disk tool to make the Mac OS extension (log-type ).

6. normal use.

All of the above are completed by using a mobile hard disk. After bootthink is run, the boot program is inserted on the drive C of the notebook. The bootthink option is added when the boot starts, and the boot to OSX can be performed by inserting the mobile hard disk.