13. install Chameleon 1.0.12 on that partition and replace the /boot file (added in pack)

After searching the web for Chameleon 1.0.12 and not finding it, I discovered that it is contained in the 'Bootloader2.dmg' that you supplied in your package.

the Readme 'INSTRUCTIONS:' provided in that package say:

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Install the Chameleon Package.

2. Using Terminal, copy "boot" to the root of the volume you installed Chameleon on.

sudo -s
cp. /Volumes/Snow Alternative/boot /Volumes/<<VolumeName>>


This did not work for me:

cp. /Volumes/Snow Alternative/boot /Volumes/Snow\ Leopard/
bash: cp.: command not found

I removed period after cp because I could not find it as an option in my Terminal reference - http://ss64.com/osx/ :

cp /Volumes/Snow Alternative/boot /Volumes/Snow\ Leopard/
cp: /Volumes/Snow: No such file or directory

I changed the path syntax in the command line for the source directory:

cp /Volumes/Snow\ Alternative/boot /Volumes/Snow\ Leopard/

this seems to have done the trick.




* Noob Note: My Install partition was named 'Snow Leopard'… so the path for it is:

/Volumes/Snow\ Leopard/

If your Install partition was 'My Partition' (with a space between 'My' and 'Partition', then your path would be:

/Volumes/My\ Partition/

This is probably obvious to everyone else, but if you're as big a Noob as I am to Apple, it might save you a lot of time figuring out the correct syntax.