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• • Informative threads homegrown here from * - posted by Additional Hackintoshing resources • • • • • • • Related subreddits: • • • •. Hey, Just wondering anyone having any issues with installing Yosemite on a HP Probook 4540s? It said it was meant to be straight forward and easy??

I have replaced the wifi card with AR5BHB92 and followed the instructions word for word on the Tonymac86x website. It works up until I have to press F4 at the boot screen to boot from my partition on my bootable USB drive and thats where it stops.

Pressing F4 does absolutely nothing. It only gives me the option in clover to boot from Base System OS X. Anyone have any ideas?

Hi, can someone please tell me if it is possible to install Mac OS X on HP ProBook 4510s? During the installation I have got the message 'Still waiting for root device', but also when I set in BIOS SATA: IDE, it does not work. Screenshot of my problem: Specification of ntb: Thanks! Hi, I purchased a HP Probook 4510s 2 weeks ago and planning to install osx86 10.5.6 or 10.6 on it. Had no time yet to try.

I will let you know how I did it, it should be possible. I already installed osx86 on a toshiba and Asus (AMD) successfully. Any news?Yep. I installed 10.5.6 on a external HD and could boot from it! I did not make any changes in the bios and I used IPC 10.5.6 for installation. Not working yet: Sound, Lan, Wlan, Working: SD cardreader Custom setup: IPC osx86 10.5.6 base system KERNELS: no kernel selected DRIVERS: Legacy Time Mahine Fix, just selected this and I do not know if it is needed CHIPSET: Intel ICHx Sata drivers USB DRIVERS: Patched USB Drivers, just selected this and I do not know if it is needed POWER MANAGEMENT: AppleACIBatteryManager PS/2 SUPPORT: PS/2 Keyboard Fix, had to install later.Luckily I had a USB keyboard to go on with the setup APPLICATIONS: Kext Helper b7 This first run shows that it is possible to run 10.5.6 on the probook. I need to fine tune now and see if there any drivers for sound, lan, wlan and video Suggestions are always welcom.

I installed 10.5.6 on a external HD and could boot from it! I did not make any changes in the bios and I used IPC 10.5.6 for installation. Not working yet: Sound, Lan, Wlan, Working: SD cardreader Custom setup: IPC osx86 10.5.6 base system KERNELS: no kernel selected DRIVERS: Legacy Time Mahine Fix, just selected this and I do not know if it is needed CHIPSET: Intel ICHx Sata drivers USB DRIVERS: Patched USB Drivers, just selected this and I do not know if it is needed POWER MANAGEMENT: AppleACIBatteryManager PS/2 SUPPORT: PS/2 Keyboard Fix, had to install later.Luckily I had a USB keyboard to go on with the setup APPLICATIONS: Kext Helper b7 This first run shows that it is possible to run 10.5.6 on the probook.

I need to fine tune now and see if there any drivers for sound, lan, wlan and video Suggestions are always welcom Have u gotten any further? It was possible for me to get the OS running but no lan what so ever. And i can only run in 1024x768. Have u gotten any further? It was possible for me to get the OS running but no lan what so ever.

And i can only run in 1024x768. =)I cannot boot anymore from my external HD HELP I installed osx on another HD and got the same result cannot boot anymore from USB. I did test with a bootable USB stick and could boot. Something wrong in the BIOS?

I did install easybcd and can now boot from the external HD and can play with the system. You can change the resolution by adding two lines in the /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.Boot.plist add: Graphics Mode 1366x768x32 Now you have 1366 by 768 resolution, google for change resolution osx86. I cannot boot anymore from my external HD HELP I installed osx on another HD and got the same result cannot boot anymore from USB. I did test with a bootable USB stick and could boot. Something wrong in the BIOS? I did install easybcd and can now boot from the external HD and can play with the system.

You can change the resolution by adding two lines in the /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.Boot.plist add: Graphics Mode 1366x768x32 Now you have 1366 by 768 resolution, google for change resolution osx86. Found out why I cannot boot anymore from the external HD from system bootmenu: Bootloader.I installed the bootloader from x86tools on the external HD and can boot from the HD. After some playing, erasing-partioning the HD this isssue occurred. I can continue testing.

I see it has been a few weeks since anybody said anything in this thread. But i figure its worth a shot.

I too have an HP Probook, mine is the 4710s. I have successfully gotten the Retail physical install DVD of Snow Leotard to boot up to a certen extent. Im using the Chameleon Install ISO discussed in this thread: (the first link). I have not modified the ISO at all.just burned and booted. I got kernel panics when i first tryed it (im assuming thats what the little no-smoking sign thing and the 'restart your computer by pressing blah blah. Sound Of Kuduro Rapidshare Library here. ' Box means happened, and then i tweaked the BIOS settings and i can get a little further now, but still not to the installer. It stops with a white/gray screen with nothing on it.wich i guess means the video chipset aint supporeted.or something.

Im confused as to what to do next.i have a 10.5.7 or somthing 'live DVD' that i can get to install to an external USB HDD.but the 'live' method refuses to load correctly on any of the PCs in the house.and i have no access to another working Mac. My HP Probook specs: Core2Duo 2.53Ghz, 4gigs ram, 500gigHDD, ATI Mobility 3400, card reader, built in webcam etc. Like i said IDK what to really do next.Im guessing i have to get an EFI string or a kext or whatever else for the video and add said files to the chameleon boot CD.but i dont know how to get said strings/kexts or where to put them on the CD or what to do with them.

My ultimate goal was to have a triple boot setup with W7,Snow Leotard and Kubuntu. Also my plan was to install SL to a GUID partitioned external HDD, get it working perfectly on that, and then cloning the partition back to the laptop HDD wich is MBR style, and then hoping it would boot fine from that. Having chameleon reside in the windows7 system reserved space possibly. Please let me know what im doing wrong, how to fix it, and what will or wont work.iv been screwing with this for weeks now. And has anybody else ever gotten this to work before on said HP laptop?

I have an HP ProBook 4510s with 4 gigs of ram and a T6670 processor. I've used SnowOSX Universal 3.6 to successfully install Snow Leopard 10.6.2 to an external hard drive Video acceleration seems to be working properly, as well as the rest of the system, except for ethernet and wifi. The system is really fast, so if I can figure out a way of getting either ethernet or wireless working, it'll be perfect for me who just wants to develop on Mac OS X I haven't spent much time trying to get ethernet or wireless to work, but in the case that both aren't possible yet, I was wondering if anybody knew of a good cheap ExpressCard/34 that would work with Snow Leopard. The HP probook has an ExpressCard/34 slot, so that would fix my problem and make my system usable enough for my needs.

I have an ExpressCard/54 (the larger size of ExpressCard) linksys wireless N card, but it's too big for the ExpressCard size the HP ProBook takes (34mm, not 54mm). By the way, in my case, I've enabled UEFI in my BIOS prior to trying to install mac os x. I have no idea if it helped, but I can tell that it worked. I have an HP ProBook 4510s with 4 gigs of ram and a T6670 processor. I've used SnowOSX Universal 3.6 to successfully install Snow Leopard 10.6.2 to an external hard drive Video acceleration seems to be working properly, as well as the rest of the system, except for ethernet and wifi. The system is really fast, so if I can figure out a way of getting either ethernet or wireless working, it'll be perfect for me who just wants to develop on Mac OS X I haven't spent much time trying to get ethernet or wireless to work, but in the case that both aren't possible yet, I was wondering if anybody knew of a good cheap ExpressCard/34 that would work with Snow Leopard.

The HP probook has an ExpressCard/34 slot, so that would fix my problem and make my system usable enough for my needs. I have an ExpressCard/54 (the larger size of ExpressCard) linksys wireless N card, but it's too big for the ExpressCard size the HP ProBook takes (34mm, not 54mm). By the way, in my case, I've enabled UEFI in my BIOS prior to trying to install mac os x. I have no idea if it helped, but I can tell that it worked.

Hi Awakecoding, why are you booting from an external HD, I mean, is it better than installing on the internal one? I have Vista, Ubuntu 9.10 on my Probook 4710s, just trying to triple-boot as with my desktop one, which runs OK. I tried first iPC 10.5.6, no LAN or WLAN, sound OK, boot normal, but suddenly freezes. Later tried upgrade it to 10.5.7, no more sound, crash at boot, only on -x option.

Later tried 10.6.0 + 6.1 + 6.2 Upgrade Pack from Hazard, and it never booted. My only concern is to have some QE/CI working, I know the Mobility 4330 is a Pain I.T.A. I just wonder if this SnowOSX 3.6 Universal do some change on this.

I heard a tale about this guy having QE on Mobility Radeon 4330 over 10.6.2, but mine doesn't even boot on it. Hi, What is your hardware for this config? Have you enabled QE/CI on the graphic card you have?

Hp ProBook 4510s. It has ATI Radeon Mobility HD4330. I use framebuffer driver, I don't think that it has support for QE/CI. Still searching the way for it.