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5,522 reads · 2012-04-23 – 2012-04-29
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Packard Bell EN TS44HR

I have a Packard Bell EN TS44HR and i wanna install Mac Os X Lion. Intel CORE i5-2410M CPU nVIDIA GT 540M 2 GB GPU 6GB DDR3 RAM and i think it has 2 GPU i m not sure.. I downloaded EFI Boot cd and Retail Lion ISO. And I wrote on dvd but…

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@uguremir Published 2012-04-23
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Lion to Catalina (10.7–10.15)
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5,522 historical reads · 3 curated field notes (from 4 dispatches) · 2012-04-23 – 2012-04-29
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@Lacedaemon (2)@uguremir@Unrealized

I have a Packard Bell EN TS44HR and i wanna install Mac Os X Lion.

Intel CORE i5-2410M CPU
nVIDIA GT 540M 2 GB GPU
6GB DDR3 RAM

and i think it has 2 GPU i m not sure..

I downloaded EFI Boot cd and Retail Lion ISO. And I wrote on dvd but this EFI boot isn't working..
How can i install, can you help me please ?..

Synthesized Community Field Notes

3 technical responses curated from 4 original dispatches

Field Note #1 @Lacedaemon 2012-04-27

Do you have Snow leopard v10.6.6+ installed on your machine already? This is required by most guides so it's crucial that you do. Second of all, have you already tried the xMove/Multibeast tutorial by tonymacx86 ↗? I know a couple of people (maybe more) who are pretty against that method, but it's a good start, especially since you have a supported Intel i5 processor. If you do not yet have Snow Leopard (SL) installed, it would probably be a good idea to get that up and running first. :

Lacedaemon

Field Note #2 @Unrealized 2012-04-28

xMove is okay in my opinion to use. Though I don't think it's allowed to help users of pirated software here (Not sure if board rules are against that, though)

Since Lion is not distributed as a .iso I think you have just got it somewhere in the internet..

Field Note #3 @Lacedaemon 2012-04-29 ↳ Re: @Unrealized
@UnrealizedxMove is okay in my opinion to use. Though I don't think it's allowed to help users of pirated software here (Not sure if board rules are against that, though) Since Lion is not distributed as a .iso I think you have just got it somewhere in the internet..

Well the guide does say to purchase OS X Lion on the App Store, I don't think it would count as "pirated"...

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@LacedaemonContributor22012-04-27 → 2012-04-29
@uguremirPrimary Author12012-04-23
@UnrealizedContributor12012-04-28