How to Dual Boot Mac OS X Lion and Windows 7

 

Hello friends, I am now posting about Mac OS X on Intel PC.  Many people just love the Apple Inc. but due to no capability to purchase the Mac Book Starts at $1000+, they can’t enjoy superb Mac OS X. I just tried & tried & tried to install Mac OS X on my Dell Inspiron 1564. (320 GB SATA HDD; 4 GB DDR3 RAM; ATI Mobility Redeon HD 430 Series 512 MB graphics) Once I installed it 25 times in one day. But all time only failure was found. I was very upset, but if you mention configuration of my Laptop there is a Graphics Installed and I had to forget it to install it. You will see it next in the post.

(The List)

1.      Get any of different Mac OS x86 distributions, you can find them useful during the process of installing. Here is a list of the distributions. Please be noticed that “some of the distribution only support Intel-based PC.” If you have AMD please look for the new release supporting.

• iATKOS
• iDeneb
• Kalyway
• SnowOSX Universal (this is for Snow Leopard)

2.      Better have a different hard drive to install on if not, make sure you have at least 30+ GB free space

3.      2GB of RAM or more

(The List Completed)

So now let’s get started.

(The steps started)

1. Insert the IATKOS_L1 or IATKOS_L2 (I used this so…) installation Disk.
2. Shut Down the PC. Restart it Boot the Disk drive.
3. Now you might see Apple Logo booting.
4. Oh! Welcome screen appeared. Click continue.
5. Now go to Windows Utility then select the partition .
6. Select the partition where you want to install the Mac OS X Lion.
7. Now Change name of partition then change the type of partition to Mac OS X Journald.
8. Click Erase
9. Now continue to installation. Click on Customize.
10. Here are many options to select. DESELET THE GRAPHICS BOOT OPTION.
11. Click Select VoooHDAà 2.2
12. Select PS/2 mouse setting (In case if your mouse and key board’s type is PS/2)

 

Now click continue to Installation. It will take over 30 minutes.

Now you are done. Now reboot PC. Then start with Mac OS. Reboot again. Insert your windows 7 disk and click repair. Now select the OS you want to repair. Whooo hoooo it is complete.