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10-28-2008, 01:23 AM
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@naquaada http://www.infinitemac.com/f10/staff...e-links-t1485/ Thanks bud
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11-03-2008, 03:43 AM
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nfoav8or, can you help me?
my USB memory after reboot just only see itself as a HDD. I can only see USB memory name on booting option as HDD. I cant see my HDD and it cant see while booting. I want to say mistake from my previous post I forgot the HDD which is installed OSX  because of this , I started to think , it working on USB memory stick , it was really funy! I laugh A lot!yeah , that's a shame the problem still exists how can I see HDD from USB memory?
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11-03-2008, 03:51 AM
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if you've got the correct kernel extensions to use with your hardware, you should be able to see it by using the methods we've already covered above. edit all of these extensions on the flash drive while running within the OS you already have installed on the Hard drive... don't try to copy it over to the flash drive while booted up from it. I'm not able to follow all of your thoughts as you've posted them. Can you clarify a bit?
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11-18-2008, 06:09 PM
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Alright, so I have been trying my best to follow this, and I've noticed this on my own machine. My very first installation attempt installed OS X onto my 8GB flash drive. It was not until after that installation that the Mac OS installer was able to recognize my machine's internal HDD. With the flash drive plugged into the machine at boot up, the gray Apple loading screen pops up after the Darwin prompt like it normally does, but without the flash drive, it reverts to the typical black screen with tons of text going through it (like a verbose option).
My question is, does the USB flash drive help the computer to boot up? And is there a way to make this "boot up drive" available as a partition on the actually computer HDD so you won't need the USB to boot? As stupid as it sounds, I've seen youtube videos of people simply pressing their power button and bam, the computer just boots up like a normal Apple would. lol I'm just trying to get my computer to a point where it will do this!
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11-19-2008, 06:42 AM
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I guess my first question is: did you follow the thread to create a MAC OS X INSTALL FLASH DRIVE or did you actually install Mac OS X TO the flash drive from a DVD? My own input to this thread was to make it faster to boot into a working MAC OS X INSTALL FLASH DRIVE so it would be easier for people to make sure their systems were supported by the different distros out there by simply editing the installer. Have you by any chance installed chameleon to the Hard Drive (not flash drive)? Let me know and I'll try to be of more use here.
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01-04-2009, 11:57 PM
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-transfer the image i want to use unto the MAc hdd -plug in my external hdd (formated to HFS+) -Select restore and select my iso as the source and my externall as the destination -open the chameleon installer (how and where do i do this? b/c im new to macs) and select my external usb as he installation destination (is this step to install the actual running OSX on my external ? b/c I dont want to do that. and hopefully i can skip this step) CPU: AMD Phenom 9600 Chipset: 790G SB700 (looking for the kext for it now) Audio:Realtek ALC888 Lan: Realtek 8111C Video:ATI Radeon HD 3200 unimportant stuff: Ram: 4 x 1GB 240 pin ddr2 @ 1066mhz Hdd: 40 gb (IDE) (FAT32) 250 gb (SATA) (NTSF) External 1TB (HFS+) External 250 GB (NTSF) Audio interfaces: Mobile Pre, FW Solo, Lexicon Alpha, Motu, etc. This whole rig is for production purposes www.myspace.com/natewil
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01-05-2009, 02:12 AM
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