Partition the HDD as so:
Partition the HDD as
so:
30GB -
Mac OS Extended
30GB -
FAT32
REST - FAT32
Install OS X on 30GB -
Mac OS Extended -
from OSX DVD with no changes in options/settings
(Note: Kexts should be installed using the kexthelper application)
IF KEXTS DON'T SEEM TO WORK, TRY THIS
Manually clear extension caches, as root:
rm /System/Library/Extensions.mkext
rm -r /System/library/Caches/*
touch /System/Library/Extensions
(Note2: Some people have reported a failure for some kexts to install properly, and the fix is to manually clear the caches. Also be sure to reboot between kext installs. I very strongly recommend using the manual clearing method at the bottom of this file, and rebooting each time you install a kext or group of them.)
(Note3: If you have an internal Blue tooth module, it will prevent the machine from sleeping if it is on. To disable, before booting to an OS, press the wireless selection button until the wireless light is blue. It may take many button presses.)
Fix MBR if needed (this is usually NOT needed):
1) Boot from the OSX DVD. Go to terminal and type:
fdisk -u /dev/rdisk0 (also maybe: fdisk -e /dev/rdisk0) (0 is your hard disk number 0: 1st hard disk, 1: hard disk 2, etc.) and press enter then type yes. Reboot
2) You will find that there is a problem with booting Windows
3) Boot from the windows DVD and go to repair your computer if you have the home edition you may need to download or create the repair disk:
To create a system repair disc: Video
Windows 7 Recovery Disc 32-Bit (x86) Edition
Windows 7 Recovery Disc 64-Bit (x64) Edition
4) Open a command prompt and type:
diskpart select disk 0 (0 is your hard disk number where vista is installed)
select partition 1 (partition 1 is where vista is installed)
active
exit
exit
6) Restart and boot Windows DVD and go to repair your computer and click repair and restart.
7) You will find that Windows is available but OS X isn't.
8) To fix this, boot from the vista DVD one last time and go to command prompt and type:
diskpart select disk 0 (disk 0 is where os x is installed)
select partition 2 (partition 2 is where os x is installed)
active
exit
exit
reboot
9) You will find that both os's work fine but the os x welcome screen keeps on looping.
To bypass setup/migration loop, boot into single user mode (boot option, -s).
/sbin/fsck –fy
/sbin/mount –uw /
cd /Volumes/<YourHDname>/var/db/
touch .AppleSetupDone
passwd
enter the desired password for the root
account
Reboot and log in as root, create personal account.
Install the wi-fi enabler: ,
Move the "bcm43xx_enabler.sh" file to the ‘Macintosh HD’ run command in terminal
sudo /bcm43xx_enabler.sh
reboot
Apply updates 10.5.5 and 10.5.6 then reboot DO NOT UPDATE PASS 10.5.6. After you install 10.5.6 you will lose your KB and mouse. There are two solutions to this; either plug in external devices, or apply these kexts *before* rebooting after loading the update: Both kexts from WindPS2Files install using the kexthelper application Reboot
Install the following using the kexthelper application
Install the three Intel GMA950 video kexts from 0x27ae.zip
Clear caches, reboot
Have you ran into applications that have windows that are too long to
fit on the 1024x600 screen and prevent you from accessing those
buttons? I have found a way to temporarilly/permanently fix that.
Simply drop down to a terminal window and type:
defaults write -g AppleDisplayScaleFactor <scale factor>
So to get a virtual screen resolution of, say, close to 1280x750 you
type:
defaults write -g AppleDisplayScaleFactor 0.8
Any new window that is open after this will be scaled down by 0.8,
creating the illusion of it being in a 1280x750 screen.
If you want to make things permament type:
The correct file is 772kb/700,661 bytes, 55 items dated 10/9/07
This fixes the fans and speedstep
Clear caches, reboot
Clear caches, reboot
Clear caches, reboot
Now test whether your system goes into sleep when you close the lid and wakes when you open it. If it does NOT, then open the Info.plist file in:
/System/Library/Extensions/IOUSBFamily.kext/Contents/PlugIns/AppleUSBEHCI.kext/Contents/
Look for:
<key>CFBundleVersion</key>
<string>3.1.5</string> (This number varies, mine is 3.2.5)
And add this below it, then save and reboot:
<key>OSBundleCompatibleVersion</key>
<string>1.0</string>
Delete the AppleHDA.kext from /extensions Reboot
Install AzaliaAudio.pkg Reboot
Install CHUD tools Reboot
Put Audieee_1.0.1.zip file in /Applications/Utilities and run it. Audio works now; use menubar icon to toggle (default is off). Add the Audieee application to your startup items.
To
enable the trackpad dowload
following Zip files and extract:
ApplePS2Controller.kext
com.meklorts.ps2helper.plist
synapticstrackpad.prefpane
DellEFI 1.1
Install DellEFI
1.1.
Choose only these options
Install Dell Mini
9 Extensions
Install 2 Finger
Scroll
Install Remote Disc
Clear caches, reboot
To install
meklort's touchpad driver and preference pane
Log in as root
Open
Terminal. Change to the folder you downloaded the files to. For most
people, this is ~/Downloads,
so enter:
cd ~/Downloads
sudo cp -rf Synaptics\
Trackpad.prefPane /Library/PreferencePanes/
sudo chmod +x /Library/PreferencePanes/Synaptics\
Trackpad.prefPane/Contents/Resources/preferenceHelper
sudo cp -rf com.meklort.ps2.helper.plist /Library/LaunchAgents/
sudo cp -rf /Extra/Mini9Ext/ApplePS2Controller.kext
/Extra/ApplePS2Controller.kext.bak
sudo cp -rf ApplePS2Controller.kext /Extra/Mini9Ext/
open /Extra/UpdateExtra.app
Update extras and reboot.
Now start the kexthelper from
further installation and put in:
ApplePS2Controller.kext
com.meklorts.ps2helper.plist
Clear
caches, reboot
After
restart go to the system preferences under the trackpad, and activate
the 2 finger scrolling. Now all works fine.
Install Windows 7 on 32GB - FAT32 When you get to the point where Windows 7
wants you to pick a drive to
install Windows 7 to, the install routine will tell you that you can’t
install Win7 to any of the drives you’ve got. Pick the 32GB - FAT32
drive intended for Win7 and reformat it as NTFS. You’ll then
be able to move
forward with the install. At this point you should be able to dual
boot using the OSX bootloader
HOWEVER, for win7 to deep sleep properly, you have to use the windows
bootloader. To
boot using the windows bootloader, boot from win7 DVD
and select repair. Select CMD (last choice) when the Command
Prompt opens, type the following commands: Once
you’re done, reboot.
You’ll be taken back into
Windows 7 again. Download
and install
EasyBCD EasyBCD is a
bootloader, like the Darwin Bootloader that comes with the
Wind compatible OSX install. However, unlike GRUB, Darwin, or
even the bootloader that comes with Windows 7, its got a GUI interface;
and its very easy to use. Now on to
the Home/User folders: Now Reboot into
Windows navigate to the user
folder: Click on location To confirm that the new folder structure
browse
to the User/Home
folder in the selected OS and it should take you to the SWAP hardrive.
Now
that your User/Home
folder is successfully
located on your SWAP
drive, you can delete the original home folder in
OSX in the Users folder http://www.s10lenovo.com/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=2829&sid=7e8400bd344a3ec4f80b12cb03ce255e
http://chris.pirillo.com/how-to-move-the-home-folder-in-os-x-and-why/
To
Install Additional Software Via Remote Disc Visit http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1777
Restart
the PC as necessary. The computer will boot into
Win
7. Please note that you will NOT see OSX at this point. Don’t
worry. The install is still there.
To boot using the OSX
bootloader, boot from win7 DVD and select repair.
Select CMD (last choice) when the Command Prompt
opens,
type the following commands:
Diskpart
DISKPART> list
disk
DISKPART>
select disk 0
DISKPART> list
partition
DISKPART>
select partition 1
DISKPART>
active
exit
exit
Diskpart
DISKPART> list
disk
DISKPART>
select disk 0
DISKPART> list
partition
DISKPART>
select partition 2
DISKPART>
active
exit
exit
After EasyBCD is installed, follow these steps. Please make certain you
are logged in with
Administrator privilages:
Click the Add
Remove Entries button In the Add an Entry area, click the
Mac tab.
Click the Type Tab. Select Generic X86 PC
In the Name
dropdown, use the name NST
Mac OS X Click the Save button in the upper
right corner.
Restart the Computer
When you restart the computer, you will see a boot loader
screen.
Hit the down
arrow to choose the OSX entry you just created.
Hit
the enter key. You’re going to be taken to the Darwin
Bootloader.
Hit any key to stop
the counter, and scroll to the OSX install, and the
computer should boot to OSX.
The
only problem (if its actually a problem) is that there are two boot
loaders however you can boot to either OS at leisure.
If
anyone has an easy process for installing Grub instead (or another
bootloader), OR knows how to fix the dual bootloader problem. I would
really love to hear from you. While this isn’t a huge
problem,
its kinda gimpy, and not ideal.
In OS X click on ‘Macintosh
HD’ in the Finder and open the ‘Users’ folder. In
here you will find a folder named after your shortname. This is your
home folder. As it is currently your active home folder it will have a
‘house’ icon assigned to it. Copy this folder to the SWAP hardrive
by
simply dragging it
Note: The copied
folder will not have the ‘house’ icon as it is not yet
recognized as you active home folder. Open the ‘System Preferences’
Click on the ‘Accounts’ icon in the ‘System’ section.
Click the lock in
the botom left
After entering your password to unlock the padlock, CTL-Click (or right
click if you have this enabled for your mouse) on the active admin
account (from the list of user accounts in the left pane) to reveal an
‘Advanced Options’
contextual menu.
You will be presented with a pane full of advanced settings (and also a
warning about how you should only change these settings if you know
what you are doing!). Ignore all of these settings except for the ‘Home
Directory’ option. This is the path that OS X uses to
locate your home
folder when you login. It should say: /Users/shortname
Click on the ‘Choose’
button, and browse to the home folder in the new
location (this will be the folder you copied over to your SWAP drive
which will be named after your shortname.
After you select the new
location, the ‘Home
directory’ path should change to something like:
OS X will continue to use the original home folder until you restart.
So restart the computer and login as normal.
Right click on a folder and select
properties
Click move... and select the folder on the SWAP drive
that corosponse
with the folder you are moving [Ex.
Desktop to Desktop, Music to
Music, Etc]
Sources
http://www.netbooktech.com/2008/10/13/guide-to-installing-os-x-on-lenovo-ideapad-s10/
http://www.geardiary.com/2009/01/21/dual-booting-the-wind-osx-and-windows-7/
http://s10lenovo.com/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=3417&sid=877a1ea9587d727fb78354678dd9cd4e