Installing iDeneb onto a DVD using a Mac (You’ll need a USB DVD drive if you go this route.)įind your iDeneb image file (.iso) and double-click on itĬlick on your iDeneb image on the left paneĬlick the “Burn” button on the top of the window Insert your flash drive into your Mini, reboot, and press F9 at the HP Logo.Ĭhoose to boot from your USB Flash drive.Ĭontinue to the Installation part of this guide. You have now created a bootable iDeneb image. zip file onto the flash drive, you’ll need it later on in the installation! Open up UInstaller and select your newly formatted driveĬheck the “Install PC_EFI v9 Chameleon Edition 1.0.12″ checkboxīe sure copy the HP Mini Essentials. In Disk Utility you should now see iDeneb in the left pane with another image under it with the Apple logo next to itĭrag your USB flash drive you have erased to the “Destination” location Locate your iDeneb image file (.iso) and double-click it, it will open in Disk Utility Under “Volume Format”, then select Mac OS Extended Select the drive you will be using in the left-hand pane Open up Disk Utility.app in /Applications/Utilities/ Installing iDeneb onto USB Flash Drive using a Mac RECOMMENDED METHOD There are several ways to go about creating an iDeneb installation, choose the one that is most compatible and easiest for you. All I can say is that Google and torrents are your best friend. For legal reasons I will not supply a direct link to a download location. The most important thing that you’ll be needing is a copy of iDeneb OS X version 1.3 disk image. The HP Mini OS X Essential Files, found here: DownloadĪn additional USB flash drive (optional, but helpful) Note: make sure BIOS version is version 0.5 or higher.Īn 8GB or larger flash drive or an external USB DVD drive.Ī USB mouse (needed until the trackpad kexts are installed.)Ī copy of iDeneb version 1.3 (not v1.4, 1.5, etc.) With that said, let’s turn your 110 into an ultra-portable hackintosh!Īn HP/Compaq Mini 110-series netbook with at least 16GB or more disk space available. There are other guides that show you how to install using the official Apple Mac OS X Leopard disks, but this guide is not related. This guide will walk you through installing OS X using iDeneb 1.3. Here’s the guide that I copied from (I did usb from a pc, since I don’t have a Mac): It wasn’t easy, and I had numerous errors (mostly stupid mistakes), but I finally got it. After countless hours debating and researching, I finally decided to do it. For the past couple of weeks, I was debating if I should change my HP Mini netbook (running window 7 starter) into a mac.
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