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Mac OS X 10.7 Lion on VirtualBox with Windows 7 and Intel PC [Guide]
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Probably this is the first complete and working guide available on internet to  install Mac OS X 10.7 Lion on VMware  in Windows 7 Intel PC. After several days of searches, attempts, reading and collecting information from different places, I managed to install latest  Mac OS X Lion 10.7  on my Intel Core2duo computer with VMware workstation in Windows 7. This method should work in  VMware  Player also, but I prefer workstation because of Snapshot feature. I don’t think you would face any issues on other types of Intel processors, but make sure you have Hardware Virtualization Technology (VT), 64 Bit, and Core2duo or later supported processor. I’m not sure about AMD processor users. Someone please try and update in comments area for AMD processor with  Lion on  VMware . What You Need? VMware workstation 7 Lion OS X bootable VMDK file created from original installation medium (DVD or ISO file) –  Check this guide and make this bootable image a...
The Perfect Hackintosh with SL ;)
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This Page Links to a series of posts on building " The Perfect Hackintosh ". I'll be discussing the hardware components used, reasons for choosing them, installation procedure, and post-installation tweaks. THE COMPONENTS: Lnx2Mac Build Components THE BUILD: Installing the Motherboard Installing the Mugen-2 Rev.B CPU Cooler on the GA-P55M-UD4 Installing the Hard Drive and DVD Finalizing the Build HARDWARE CONFIGURATION: Unpacking the Gigabyte BIOS without Windows Updating the Gigabyte BIOS Optimal BIOS Configuration OS X SNOW LEOPARD INSTALLATION: Installing OS X Snow Leopard - Part One Installing OS X Snow Leopard - Part Two Installing OS X Snow Leopard - Part Three  ( aka  Optimal MultiBeast Options ) OS X CUSTOMIZATION: Fixing the Orange HardDisk Icons
Lnx2Mac Releases new RTL81xx Beta :)
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After several months of development (and regrettable delays due to work obligations and health issues), 203 packaged builds, 71 Alpha testers, and 4 test iterations, a new beta version of the Realtek RTL81xx driver is finally ready to be released. The Functional/Visible Changes are: Adds support for newer RTL8111E, RTL8111E-VL, and RTL8111F chips (as found on many SandyBridge motherboards), Full support for WakeOnLAN, Full support for WakeOnDemand, Slight performance improvements But the really exciting changes happened  under the hood : Massive code refactoring (almost a full rewrite), Merged code with r8168 Linux driver v024, Partial Linux emulation layer You might be asking why those changes are so  exciting ... Well, a lot of effort has been invested to make the source more similar to the Linux Realtek driver. The purpose of this is to allow to track changes in the Linux driver more easily, thus shortening the time needed to support new chips. Additionally, with this, I'll...
Mac OS X 10.7.2 Update Coming October 4th?
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Mac OS X 10.7.2 build 11C62 has been released to developers today with no known issues. The second update to OS X Lion primarily focuses on iCloud support, suggesting the software update will likely be released alongside iCloud, iOS 5, and whatever iPhone is  announced at the October 4th event  that Apple has planned. Other than native iCloud support, OS X 10.7.2 includes a variety of bug fixes, as the apparent final release notes  from MacRumors  show: The 10.7.2 update is recommended for all OS X Lion users and includes general operating system fixes that improve the stability, compatibility, and security of your Mac. It also includes support for iCloud, a breakthrough set of free cloud services that automatically and wirelessly store your content on iCloud and push it to all of your devices. iCloud on OS X Lion includes the following features: • iCloud stores your email, calendars, contacts, Safari bookmarks, and Safari Reading List and automatically pushes them t...
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Mac Lion: Find & Recover Missing Hard Drive Space :)
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Long time Mac Geek Gab listeners know that using OmniDiskSweeper is a fantastic (free!) way to find out what files are taking up all your precious hard drive or SSD space. OmniDiskSweeper scans the files and folders of your Mac’s hard drive and displays a list, in order of file size, of the contents of your drive.  This allows a user to easily find the largest files on a drive and is great for clearing up free space (such as when preparing to migrate to a smaller solid state drive). However, in Mac Geek Gab 355, listener Joe found that it doesn’t always show everything. Thankfully he also found a solution which he shared with us and we now share with you. OmniDiskSweeper run from the Applications folder.  It shows that the user’s Documents folder is the largest folder on the drive.  Note also the size of the Spotlight Database as 0 bytes. When run normally, as above, Joe noted that OmniDiskSweeper only shows files that are visible to the user...
[spanish] Cómo crear una máquina virtual Lion usando Parallels Desktop 7 para Mac
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APLICABLE A: Parallels Desktop 7 for Mac Síntomas Tengo Parallels Desktop 7 para Mac y deseo instalar Mac OS X Lion en el entorno virtual. Resolución Usted podría instalar Lion OS en la máquina virtual a través de: 1) La partición de recuperación en el host Lion 2) La partición de recuperación conectada al host Leopard o Snow Leopard  3) El stick de instalación USB de OS X Lion Configuración recomendada: 4 GB de RAM en el host Partición de recuperación en el host Lion Nota: su Mac debe estar conectado a Internet para así poder instalar OS X Lion mediante la partición de recuperación. Procedimiento de instalación: 1) Inicie Parallels Desktop 7 para Mac 2) Abra Parallels Wizard yendo a Archivo-> Nueva... 3) Seleccione "Install OS X Lion usando la partición de recuperación" y haga clic en Continuar 4) Seleccione su idioma y escoja el punto "Reinstalar Mac OS X" 5) Espere hasta que se complete la instalación Stick de instalación USB de OS X Lion Esta solución tempora...
Control What Apps Restore Windows in OS X Lion with RestoreMeNot
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OS X  Lion’s Restore function is what causes app windows to re-open after you’ve relaunched an app, and people seem to either love it or hate it. Sure you can turn it off completely, but that’s a bit overkill if you only don’t want certain apps to restore their windows, and still want resume to work in others. That is exactly what RestoreMeNot allows you to do; control which apps use window restore, and which don’t. This is easily done through RestoreMeNot’s preference panel list, where anything added to it will disable the feature when you relaunch the app. Download RestoreMeNot now  (direct link) or  visit the dev site Apps like this are probably the best solution to use if you’re not comfortable with using defaults write commands to disable Resume on a per application basis, and you don’t want to disable the feature completely via System Preferences. Quick note: If you get a message telling you to launch an app first, that’s because it relies on the save...
6 biggest problems with Mac OS X Lion
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Apple fans should watch out for some disappointments Mac OS X 10.7 Lion is now available for purchase at the Mac App Store, and I'll be shocked if most Mac users haven't upgraded by year's end, if not month's end. I've been beta testing it for four months, detailing its many compelling enhancements while writing the "Mac OS X Lion Bible," but I must admit Mac OS X Lion has some blemishes on its slick skin. Here are my six main disappointments with Lion. I hope future updates will address at least a few. The new contextual scroll bars If you use a gesture savvy input device, such as the touchpad in a newer MacBook, the Apple Magic Mouse or the Apple Magic Trackpad, the scroll bars in your windows disappear by default. The scroll bars appear only when Mac OS X Lion detects you are trying to move through contents, though if you use "old-fashioned" input devices such as mice, the scroll bars' display stays on. Because of this approach, it's n...
Mac OS X Lion and Adobe (Problems)
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NEWS Adobe has warned its Apple users that upgrading their systems to Mac OS X version 10.7, Lion, may cause problems. The company said there were some general problems with non-specific Adobe products when being used in Mac OS X 10.7, such as the Java runtime needing to be manually re-installed. Adobe also noted that the system resume feature — "Restore windows when quitting and re-opening apps" — of Mac OS X Lion is not currently supported by Adobe software. "This feature requires new code in order to work properly, Adobe will research adding this functionality for inclusion in future versions of our products," the company said in an announcement. Additionally, the new operating system also hides the user library until it is manually re-enabled, so users cannot find their working files. Specific problems range from minor, such as the Dreamweaver CS4 colour picker not functioning correctly, to the more serious, such as Flash Builder 4 not functioning at all. Adobe ...
VIDEO: HOW TO INSTALL iATKOS Lion FROM USB
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Thanks to http://konteudos.info .
Mac OS X Lion 10.7 VMware Pre-installed image (Windows PC)
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This is the latest Mac OS X Lion developer's preview 3. Because Mac OS X Lion is different from Snow Lopard and VMware workstation is not yet compatible w need to patch some files that lets VMware work perfectly using Mac OS X Lion as virtual OS. How to patch follow these steps: Download the folder VMware patch. Close VMware workstation and all its programs .  Before run the patch, I highly recommend to take a full backup of VMware Workstation/VMplayer programs files (Normally located under C:\Program Files\VMware). By running this patch, it will modify some VMware exe files and unlock VMware to support Mac OS X server guest versions in Windows host. Close the all virtual machines and VMware program completely, then open the command prompt as administrator (search windows for cmd and right click it and run it as administrator ) in Windows OS, execute the windows.bat file (right click windows.bat and run it as administrator). Restart and then open Mac OS X Lion pre-installed VMware ...
How to Install Lion OSX in a PC
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I'll show you how to Install "Lion OSX" into a PC. It's quite kinda easy to install Mac OSX, the most difficult part is to get the correct or right "Bootloader" that will allow us to run the OS. I had installed Lion in all my computers, even some friends and it runs pretty smooth. For instances, I've installed it in my Toshiba Satellite L305 and everything Works flawlessly, even the Wireless card worked out the box. You won't need any patching files thru this installation, Just the bootloaders and some kexts in the Chameleon Bootloader Extra folder (I'll provide the links in the bottom of the page). One thing you might want to know before you read or start installing Lion OSX, is that you don't need Mac OSX 10.6.8 to install Lion OSX in a drive, unless you want to upgrade from it. But if you have an empty drive and wants to use it to install Lion OSX, you can do it straight up without having to install Snow leopard OS 10.6.8. The only things ...