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Since screenshots aren't really an option-and since it's a fairly easy process-my install instructions come in video format: Make sure you've set the boot priority in your BIOS to boot from your thumb drive (you can see how in this pic), then simply plug your prepared thumb drive into your Hackintosh and power it up. Now it's time to install Snow Leopard, which-unlike what we've done so far-is extremely easy. Step 3: Install Snow LeopardIf you've made it this far, the hard part is over. Just click through these images and make sure your BIOS settings match up. Rather than taking you step by step through every change you need to make, I've simply snapped a picture of the relevant BIOS screens and added some notes. Step 2: Set Your BIOSBefore you can boot into or install OS X on your Hackintosh, you've got to make some small adjustments to your system BIOS (press Delete at system startup to tweak your BIOS settings). Once you've finished there, you're ready to set your BIOS and install Snow Leopard. Note: Watch the video in HD and fullscreen to get a closer look at everything that's happening.Īs you can see in the video, after you restore the Snow Leopard install DVD to your thumb drive, all you've got to do is fire up the EP45UD3P Snow Leopard.pkg file (if you haven't already downloaded and unzipped it, you can grab it here), select your thumb drive, and, let the installer take care of all the dirty work that you previously had to do one line at a time in Terminal. That's when you're ready for the new and improved easy part.) (Come back when you get to the "Semi-heavy Terminal work" warning.

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If you want to read the very detailed version for a thorough explanation of how to rip the Snow Leopard install DVD to a disk image and then restore that image to your thumb drive, go here. I'm just going to include the step-by-step video below (made by the same generous man who created the EP45UD3P Snow Leopard installer package). Because in order to boot the installer, we need to customize the disk image with some special helper files of our own. Step One: Prepare Your Thumb Drive In this step, you're going to format your thumb drive and then restore the Snow Leopard DVD image to the thumb drive because later we'll be installing Snow Leopard to your hard drive using this thumb drive rather than the DVD.

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This package allows you to skip all the command line work in my last guide, and you can download it here. The EP45UD3P Snow Leopard install package.I used my MacBook Pro, but you could also borrow a friend's for an hour or so, too.)

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(You'll only need this other Mac for a few steps.

Another Mac to prepare your thumb drive.

Note: If you feel like being completely honest, go ahead and buy the Mac Box Set-though, honestly, Apple's practically made it hard *not* to buy the fully functional install disc.

You can use the $29 "Upgrade" disc to install, even though this is a fresh installation.

A copy of the Snow Leopard Install DVD.

A USB thumb drive that's at least 8GB in size.

It's not the only hardware that will work with OS X, but it's the only hardware that's guaranteed to work with this guide. I laid out my list of supported hardware in my previous post here.