cannot detect my hard disks

@nfoav8orpost your system specifications. CPU, Chipsets, etc. These hardware specifics allow us to better taylor our advice. Thanks.

What would be the best approach to give you the specs? is the cpu-z output sufficient or should I use a different tool?

Here is the cpu-z dump ... hope it helps

download here (free webs.com/zebbe/cpuz%20no%20dumps.txt)

bump to get attention ...

how could I solve my incompatibity? is there a kext/driver available or should I look for usb-alternatives that the OS could pick up?

post your system specifications. CPU, Chipsets, etc.

These hardware specifics allow us to better taylor our advice. Thanks.

also when i tried using GarageBand on my Leo4All Hackintosh it installed but it kept crashing and never actually properly launched, so if this is your only reason for going to Hack i suggest you do some more research about GarageBand on Hackintosh before you go to all the effort of trying it out

Just some cautionary advice

GarageBand does not crash for me so maybe it's a hit or miss & depends on your hardware.

I think you are asking why you aren't able to access an NTFS partition, am I right?

I don't think Leo4All installs this while the other two you mentioned have options for it. I would recommend searching the disks for the NTFS enabling package installer. This can be found somewhere in /System/Installation/Packages/

you need to enable the ability to "show invisible files" in finder. I recommend using MainMenu (available from Macupdate.com (mac update.com/info.php/id/17111/mainmenu))as it provides this and a lot more.

@vvurffWhat would be the best approach to give you the specs?

Link(s) and/or specs off the manufacturers website, users manual, service and repair manual, CPU being used, Main (motherboard) Chipset, Graphics Chipset, LAN chipset, Wireless chipset, Audio chipset... Without knowing most of this stuff, help will be hit-or-miss. Laptops can be difficult to install OSx86 on - and their hardware is fairly specific and can't be easily swapped out if there is no OS X support.

when you boot into Leo4All, at the install menu, open up the disk utility, select the disk, and format it as Mac OS Extended (Journaled). this is the only type of partitioning it can read/find. i had the exact same problem, tell me if it works for you.