Following my foray into building a Hackintosh Pro earlier this year, here’s a short update plus additional tips to help you folks build one yourself. If you haven’t read it yet, here’s my earlier post on building my rig using a Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD5 motherboard.
The good thing is that Snow Leopard works flawlessly with the build.
Click to continue reading “‘Tis the season: updating my core i7 hackintosh pro rig to snow leopard”
A Snow Leopard follow up to this post is here.
A couple of months ago I built a quad-core Mac Pro equivalent “Hackintosh” based on Intel’s X58 and Core i7. All components were selected for their compatibility with Mac OS X Leopard. My goal was to build as close a Mac Pro clone as possible using off the shelf parts, with the ability to do Apple Software Updates on a retail, unmodified OS X installation as you would with a real Mac.
Click to continue reading “The apple of my eye: building my core i7 hackintosh pro rig”
