Inception After my experience with iAtkos s3 v2 and Acer Aspire One D150 i decided to write a guide can help someone. Hardware Config: This is the hardware configuration of my Acer Aspire One D150-1Bb. It's very important check the components. CPU: Intel Atom N270 1,6Ghz 32-bit RAM: Corsair 2Gb Video: Display Intel 945GSE Wireless: Broadcom4312 Ethernet: Atheros AR8121 Whats is necessary 1. USB Pen 8Gb 2. An other Hackintosh o Mac 4. Pre-Install: Boot from USB After you download the iAtkos s3 v2 Snow Leopard 10. You can do it with another Mac or Hackintosh, or if you have external DvD reader, you can create a DvD to boot. Restore the ISO of iAtkos with Utility Disk and then you must install the bootloader. The only one that works for me it was Chameleon v2 RC4. Pay attention where you install the bootloader! After that the iAtkos is ready to install. Installation The BIOS Put the USB before start the PC. On Start push F2 to access to BIOS where we need to set the Hard Disk in SATA Mode. Now save all with F10 and Yes. The USB will boot. The Installer I don't write flag on boot for the installation, if you have some problems you can try with verbose -v. During the installation the trackpad will not work, but the keyboard yes, so you can use a USB Mouse mine is a wireless mouse, so i suppose they works. With Utility Disk create the partition e go on with the installation. When you select the partition where you want install iAtkos, go on Customization button on bottom left - I'm Italian, so my label is different. Bcm4312 card gives to me some problem during the first boot, so we will install it after. Wired: Atheros Select all Now you can install iAtkos s3 v2. Because the CPU is an Intel Atom we need to use a modified kernel. You can find the original post the atom kernel of Snow Leopard 10. More or less i followed the post step by step, skipping some step about SL 10. IT'S VERY IMPORTANT do a backup of the kext IOUSBFamily. What you have to do: 1. Download and unzip the kernel on Desktop 2. IT'S VERY IMPORTANT that, when update finish: NOT reboot. Probably the system go on Kernel Panic because SleepEnabler. If you not have a backup there is mine: Repair permissions with KextUtility. Edit kernel on boot. Copy the file and past it on Desktop, then open it with TextEdit. For a wrong word the system doesn't boot Check that the value USBBusFix Yes is in the file. Now save and copy com. Now you can reboot. First boot after Update to 10. Repair the permissions with KextUtility. From SLE copy IONetworkingFamily. Don't skip the copy on Desktop or you can have permissions problem 3. Reboot Issues Trackpad: After the repair of USB and reboot the trackpad doesn't works, so i fixed it with this pkg USB recognized by System Information but not mounted: You need to restore IOUSBMassStorageClass. At the time all seems works! Credits A special thanks to , which helped me to solve all the problems after installation and without whom I would have most likely trashed my netbook Files Kernel Atom Original post Hey guys i followed this guide and all went well first reboot after update it ask me for my password when i enter it the screen goes blue for a second like its going to boot then back to the password screen. If you want: You can create org. Now you can reboot. Buongiorno, ho installato Mac OS Mojave su un Acer A515-51-602C. CPU Intel i5 8250U con UHD620 GPU Nvidia GeForce MX150 RAM 8GB HDD 1TB WiFi Intel AC 3168 Non funziona - Touchpad I2C - Audio - Batteria - Tasti FN - Lettore SD - Wifi e mai funzionarà - GPU dedicata e mai funzionerà Attualmente il touchpad è collegato tramite PS2 ma, se possibile, preferirei usarlo tramite I2C posso cambiarlo dal BIOS. You may need to disable UEFI and boot Clover as Legacy with EmuVariable. After that, you should install and boot macOS to install clover as legacy in your EFI partition. Now disable Secure Boot and enable UEFI Mode. Booting from cold, it gets past the logon screen and starts loading the desktop. It's quite slow at this point, but does load all the hundreds of! It also tries to re-open Firefox which had a lot of tabs open. Initially it would load a Firefox window but not complete loading the internals. I can initially access a few menus, spotlight, Finder, the dock, but any further action results in a beach ball for these, and they can't be accessed again. I was able to navigate Finder to try to launch Terminal but just it just gave me the beach ball. I've left it like this for about half an hour but it doesn't get any further and I have to force shutdown long press of power button. I tried booting to safe mode holding down S on startup but the end result was the same. I've been able to boot to a live ubuntu USB disk and can access files on the hard disk, so I've started a backup. We have a time machine backup but it's not that recent. I'm hoping it's just a corrupt file, but suspect it's the hard disk starting to fail. What's the best way to troubleshoot this?
