Dual boot OSX Leopard with Vista on Intel/AMD!
posted on August 9th, 2007
I’m not joking! It is possible to install leopard on your Windows computer! Just read the following guide…
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…carefully and you’ll be able to show off with Leopard in no time.
Well, I say no time, but that’s only true when you already downloaded all needed packages and stuff. You need to download about 10GB of data so make sure that you read the following paragraph before you start downloading the things mentioned in this guide.
If you are already running tiger on your Windows box there’s almost 99% chance that Leopard will work on your computer. never installed tiger before? If you want to install OSX (tiger or leopard) on your Intel or AMD computer, your computer processor needs to support at least SSE2. You can check this with a program called CPU-Z. Don’t even dare to try this stuff if CPU-Z only states SSE, it won’t work. If you got SSE3, you’re lucky because everything will go [synonym for extremely] fast.
So your CPU supports at least SSE2? Doublecheck it and read on.
“The developers” made a patch for Leopard build 9A466 and 9A499 to make it work on your PC. Because 9A499 is very unstable I’ll only discuss 9A466 in this guide, if you really want to use 9A499 I think you can find out things by yourself. This patch allows you to install Leopard, though it won’t install a Darwin bootloader. Because that little thingy is necessary you first need to install OSX Tiger on your hard disk, which comes with the Darwin bootloader. But that’s enough chitchat for now, from now on you won’t see bad grammar etc. but only direct steps:
. Some credits before the coolness starts
Some people say that I copied this guide. Sadly I have to say that that isn’t the case. This is 100% my own work of art, though a guy named Ramm really helped me with the patching steps.
I: Download and burn
1. Get a prepatched OSX Tiger install image (version doesn’t really matter). Don’t ask me where!
2. Burn the image to an empty DVD recordable (+R or –R, no rewritable dvd!)
3. Download OSX Leopard beta build 9A466. Don’t ask me where you can find it! and do not burn this file to a DVD yet, place it somewhere on your HD or external HD where you can’t lose it.
4. Download the Intel/AMD patch for the leopard beta DVD. Don’t ask me where you can find it!
II: The partitioning
5. I assume that you already got Vista installed. If not, install Vista.
6. You need to create at least 3 partitions, one or more partitions for Vista, one for Tiger and one for Leopard (In Vista I’ll recommend “Disk Management” for this job: Press the windows logo in the bottom left corner of you screen. Right click ‘computer’ and select ‘manage’. Select ‘Disk Management’ in the ‘Computer Management’ screen). It doesn’t matter if you format them NTFS or FAT32, we’ll change that later.
III: The Installation of Tiger
7. Insert the OSX install disk and reboot your computer, when the DVD is booted (an take up to 30 minutes!), select the right language and open Disk Utility. It’s somewhere in the bar at the top.
8. Select one of the two partitions that you dedicated to OSX and click format, format it to HFS+ (journaled). Do the same with the other partition.
9. Close Disk Utility. Follow the installation steps on your screen. Read everything carefully and select the right packages!
10. After finishing the installation, OSX should boot up. Play with it for a few moments and then proceed to the next step.
IV: Patching of the Leopard DVD
11. Copy the (unpatched) Leopard install disk and the patcher to a place where you can find it, on an HFS+ formatted partition.
12. Open the patcherfolder and then the 9A466 folder. In this folder, you’ll see a folder called “amd-intel-sse2 patcher”. Rename that folder to “amd-intel-sse2″ and open it.
13. Open patch-it.sh with a text editor (should open with textedit by default). You need to edit line 4 (DMG=”/Users/user/9A466.dmg”) in a way that it points to the Leopard image that you downloaded (DMG=”/path/to/your/image/nameoftheimage.dmg”).
14. Save and close the file. Open up an terminal window (/applications/utilities/terminal) and cd to the directory containing patch-it.sh (’cd /patcher/9A466/amd-intel-sse2/’ will open up /patcher/9A466/amd-intel-sse2/)
15. Type ’sudo -s’ and type in your password (if you have no password, just hit enter).
16. Type in ‘./patch-it.sh’ and let the patcher do it’s work!
17. Do not burn the image yet!
V: Editing the image
18. You could now just burn the image, though if you know that there are certain kexts that you have to use from tiger or from anyone else, you can replace them now (well, read the following steps and I’ll explain how).
19. Open a terminal window and type in
sudo hdiutil attach -readwrite /path/to/patches/9A466/amd-intel-sse2/BurnThisImage.iso -owners on
20. Your patched image is now mounted and you’ll be able to change files on it, just open finder and browse to <BurnThisImage.iso>/System/Library/Extensions and add, remove or change kexts.
21. Open a terminal window and type in
cd /Volumes/”Mac OS X Install Disc x86“/System/Library/Extensions && sudo chmod -R 755 * && sudo chown -R root:wheel * (this is one line of code!)
VI: Burning the patched Leopard image
22. Insert a blank DVD recordable and choose to open Disk utility in the window that pops up.
23. Select the Leopard image and hit burn.
24. When burning is finished, put the DVD in a jewel case or something and go on with the next step. do not install leopard before you read the steps below
VII: Preparing the Post Installation Patch
25. Make sure that the partition you dedicated to Leopard is now empty or hasn’t any important files on it
26. Place the patcher on your tiger partition and do not remove it yet.
27. Insert the Leopard DVD and restart your computer.
VIII: Installing Leopard
28. When the DVD is booted, follow all installation steps on your screen. Install Leopard to the empty Leopard partition.
29. Remove the DVD and reboot when the installation is finished. In the Darwin bootloader, do not select the Leopard partition but the Tiger partition and boot Tiger.
IX: Make Leopard working
30. When Tiger is booted, create a folder called leopatch on you Tiger hd.
AMD ONLY! 31. If you have an AMD CPU, cd to /patches/9A466/”AMD_MaxxussPatcher_cpuid_and_decryps Folder”. if you have an Intel CPU, skip to step 33.
AMD ONLY! 32. Check if the Leopard partition is mounted as /Leopard/, if not, edit the 3 files below to point to you leopard partition. Do the sudo -s command and type in:
./decrypt.sh
patcher leo_cpuid.txt
patcher leo_dvd.txt
33. Browse to the folder with the original 9A466 patch andopen up /files/, you’ll see a file called mach_kernel, place this in the root of the leopatch folder.
34. You’ll also see a folder called /extensions/, place the contents of this folder in a folder called /ext/ in the leopatch folder.
35. Open up a new terminal window.
36. In the next steps I’m going to assume that your Leopard partition is called LEO and that your Tiger partition is called TIGER. If this isn’t the case, cd to /volumes/ and type ls to find out how your Leopard or Tiger partition is called.
37. Type the following commands in the terminal window (all italic words can vary depending on your installation, use common sense and change them according to your folder structure):
cd /volumes/LEO/System/Library/LaunchDaemons/ && rm -rf ossmgr.plist
cd /volumes/TIGER/leopatch/
38. Open up another terminal window (do not close the first one!) and type in
cd /Volumes/LEO/
rm -rf mach_kernel
39. In the first terminal window, type in
cp -R mach_kernel /Volumes/LeoHD/
cd ext
40. Go to the second window again and type in ls. This should return the contents of the root folder including mach_kernel, if you don’t see this file you did something terribly wrong…
41. In the second window, type in
cd System/Library/Extensions
rm -rf AppleACPIPlatform.kext
rm -rf AppleIntelIntegratedFramebuffer.kext
rm -rf ApplePS2Controller.kext
rm -rf AppleSMBIOS.kext
rm -rf Natit.kext
42. In the first window, type in
cp -R AppleACPIPlatform.kext /Volumes/LeoHD/System/Library/Extensions
cp -R AppleIntelIntegratedFramebuffer.kext /Volumes/LeoHD/System/Library/Extensions
cp -R ApplePS2Controller.kext /Volumes/LeoHD/System/Library/Extensions
cp -R AppleSMBIOS.kext /Volumes/LeoHD/System/Library/Extensions
cp -R Natit.kext /Volumes/LeoHD/System/Library/Extensions
43. Close this window and go to the second window. Type in
cd /Volumes/Leo/ && sudo chmod -R 755 * && sudo chown -R root:wheel *
cd /Volumes/Leo/System/Library/Extensions/ && sudo chmod -R 755 * && sudo chown -R root:wheel *
reboot
X: The finale
44. Close the second window. Reboot your computer, select the Leopard partition in the Darwin boot manager and pray….
45. If you still can’t boot Leopard, try to overwrite IOATAFamily.kext from leopard with the one you have from Tiger.
46. Still got problems? Head over to our IRC channel (including web based chat) and ask your question! To make things easier, please provide all information that you can give when asking a question (computer specifications, screenshot or photo of the error, previous Tiger installs worked (yes/no) etc.)
XI: Credits
I would like to thank Maxxuss, Semthex, JaS, Netkas, Ramm, all other developers, Apple, Google, the community, osx86scene, insanelymac.com and my hosting provider. Without you the world of a PC user was a lot less spectacular.
poiga said on August 9th, 2007 at 1:53 pm :
The patch part, root account has to be a activated in OSX and then you run the patch script. sudo -s does not do this.
admin said on August 9th, 2007 at 1:57 pm :
@poiga:
Well, if I type that I see a name change in the terminal from to root…
poiga said on August 9th, 2007 at 2:11 pm :
It isn’t the same! If root account isn’t activated then sudo -s wont give you the right root privileges.
Its for people who get such problems like cant find directory, cant access, cant read blablba
Teslanaut said on August 9th, 2007 at 5:41 pm :
Cant you just install over Tiger? I’ve heard that to be working.
admin said on August 9th, 2007 at 5:47 pm :
@poiga: let’s forget the technical background, it’s working!
@Teslanaut: It’s possible if you don’t delete the bootloader, but this way is safer because you can easily try out kexts from Tiger if something isn’t working (and you don’t need an USB stick or CD/DVD for the post installation part).
Teslanaut said on August 9th, 2007 at 5:54 pm :
Hmm, maybe I’ll try it your way, but that’ll mean I have to reinstall vista & tiger =\
admin said on August 9th, 2007 at 9:53 pm :
@Teslanaut: maybe not, you indeed need to install Tiger, but Visa isn’t directly necessary, post your configuration and maybe I can help.
Teslanaut said on August 11th, 2007 at 4:23 am :
Its ok, I reinstalled Vista & Tiger. I split my HDD into 3 Partitions. 55GB for Vista, 45GB for Leopard, and the rest for Tiger.
I created and burned a Sparse image version of Leopard on One dvd. (Build 9A499)
I also burned the .DMG file onto a Dual Layer DVD.
I havent used the Patcher tool yet because I wanted to see if it would boot.
The answer is: It doesnt boot, neither Dual Layer DVD or Sparse DVD.
Should I just use 9A466? I mean, it took me about 3 days to get 9A499 at like, below 50k/B.
It was very… Long.
Teslanaut said on August 11th, 2007 at 5:49 am :
My specs anyway:
Intel Core 2 Duo
120 GB HDD
2GB Ram
Intel 945GM (Graphics Card)
Intel Pro Wireless 3945ABG (Wireless Card)
Oh and btw, on the OS X 86 Forums, I’m on your side ^_^ They should be so pissed at you, in my opinion. You’re doin great work. You just borrowed some material, big deal, at least you credited them. And besides, you’re not even sposed to do what they’re “Teaching” lol. Its a COMMUNITY project, sheesh.
poiga said on August 11th, 2007 at 10:48 am :
The original image wont boot, cause it has EFI Bootblock for x86
admin said on August 11th, 2007 at 10:56 am :
@Teslanaut:
Sorry for my late answer…
I think that your CPU supports SSE3, check that, if yes, I’ll write a short 9A499 patch guide for you. It’s almost the same as 9A466 (maybe you can even find out by yourself, if not, just say and I’ll write it out).
Though remember that 9A499 will be a lot more buggy that 9A466…
and about osx86scene, I agree with you, I credited everyone and this guide is way more complete than the rest.
poiga said on August 11th, 2007 at 11:35 am :
For 9a499, dont take the Info.plist of AppleATA in the patch, take it from the 9a499 and change it, add your ID there. Otherwise it will end in yellow incompatible text as usual.
Teslanaut said on August 11th, 2007 at 6:52 pm :
Thanks a lot, that guide would be really appreciated :D.
I hope you wont get flak from other people this time lol.
You’re just tryin to help. People should see that.
admin said on August 11th, 2007 at 7:10 pm :
@Teslanaut:
luckily, it isn’t much harder with 9A499:
- Edit ./patch-it.sh in /9A499/9A499_patcher in about the same way as I describe in step 13.
Then you can just follow the normal steps, though in step 14 you cd to the 9A499_patcher directory. I think you can find out the rest, just replace “/patches/9A466/amd-intel-sse2/” with “patches/9A499/9A499_patcher/” throughout the guide.
That’s about it, well, that’s for the patching part, I said that 9A499 is a lot less compatible so maybe you have to play a lot with those kexts and plists…
harveypooka said on August 11th, 2007 at 9:06 pm :
Evening.
What sort of video/sound support do you get with this?
Thanks.
admin said on August 12th, 2007 at 12:23 am :
@harveypooka:
Depends on your configuration, there are various drivers available for various cards. Though first I would recommend you to just try it. when it’s working you can always polish thing up a bit.
s said on August 14th, 2007 at 8:59 pm :
how is the performance?
admin said on August 14th, 2007 at 9:21 pm :
@S:
Depends on your computer. It’s about the same as Tiger 10.4.9 (uphuck). If you never tried that: With SSE2 everything will be usable though a ittle bit to slow to act as main OS. With SSE3 and if you’re lucky that your graphics card is supported (eg. no ATI mouse problems…) you’ll be able to use it as main OS.
Neffy said on August 15th, 2007 at 12:14 am :
The idea that ’sudo -i’ wouldn’t work is preposterous. Is there a reason anyone can supply that it wouldn’t? Otherwise…assume it will and don’t bother enabling root.
Swampfoot said on August 15th, 2007 at 1:07 am :
Is there support yet for nForce 430B SATA chipsets?
I’m using a homebuilt with an Asus M2NBP-VM motherboard with nvidia geforce 6150 integrated video hooked to an SATA hard drive.
Stefan Neagu said on August 15th, 2007 at 8:45 am :
Anyone know if upchuck version or leopard works with ATI X200M IGP? It’s a laptop with 120gb SATA, AMD Turion 64 at 2.2ghz with SSE3 and the audio is made by Realtek and is HD. Ethernet also made by Realtek and the graphics board is an ATI X200 with 256mb. Wifi is made by Atheros, model AR5007EG, b/g. Any chance this is going to work?
macmaster said on August 15th, 2007 at 8:50 am :
@ poiga
‘The patch part, root account has to be a activated in OSX and then you run the patch script. sudo -s does not do this.’
What a rubbish.
If an admin executes ’sudo -s’ he then has full root privileges. The only difference is that variables like ‘$HOME’ are note set.
It is simply not true that root has to be activated.
poiga said on August 15th, 2007 at 11:13 am :
The root thing is confirmed why most fail to patch the dmg with errors
Chris Vary said on August 15th, 2007 at 2:51 pm :
Ridiculous… After all that time and energy you waste on a shitty pc and drivers and hardware… Just buy a mac for $1,199. Runs perfect.
Geeesh
Merkoth said on August 15th, 2007 at 5:19 pm :
I’m with you Swampfoot, pretty much the same configuration. For those who don’t know, the patched ISOs boot fine, but the installer’s disk partitioning tool won’t “see” any disks besides the dvd-rom you’re booting from. Anyone knows if this can be worked around?
Nice guide anyway, thanks!
Antonio said on August 15th, 2007 at 5:32 pm :
This is great, sadly, I have tried to install tiger (several builds and from several packages such as Jas, etc)with no luck.
I have an Intel Core2Duo E6600 Dual Core / 800FSB / 4MB Cache on an Abit p35 motherboard. I have 4 gigs of memory and two SATA hard drives, one with vista and an 80 gigs one for OSx.
I have copied the OS to the right DVD format (writable) but all I get when booting from the CD is a message saying that the apple.list something is missing, no matter which version I use…any ideas of why?
Thanks
Daniel said on August 15th, 2007 at 6:04 pm :
Interesting guide. I don’t think that Apple can prevent further attemps to install Mac OS X on the PC in future releases.
Carlos said on August 15th, 2007 at 6:37 pm :
Does it have to be Vista, or would XP Pro work?
admin said on August 15th, 2007 at 6:45 pm :
@Carlos:
It’ll work just as perfect with XP Pro, though you maybe need to get another partition resize program because the build in prog in XP will delete all your data.
Carlos said on August 15th, 2007 at 6:47 pm :
Great. I’ll try partition magic or similar. thanks!
sverre said on August 15th, 2007 at 7:11 pm :
me too, this is going to be great!
Joe said on August 15th, 2007 at 9:28 pm :
This may sound dumb, but can you run Garageband and all of that stuff just as well as if you had a Mac?
c4mu3 said on August 16th, 2007 at 7:32 am :
Only a OPERATION SYSTEM, it’s only for fun.
did anyone want to working on an OS X ON PC?
Merkoth said on August 16th, 2007 at 3:14 pm :
actually, yes
DesiMaster said on August 17th, 2007 at 5:59 am :
Good Job on the guide!
Much Appreciated. I have been searching the net for a leopard (x86) guide since the first beta.
I am glad this is working for some people. I will try this this weekend on a Dell XPS 400(VIIV).
I would like to know how you guys would rate the system… I tried 10.4.8(Jas) before for SSE3 on a crap computer before…. worked ok but needed some configuration. At that time I couldnt get dual boot to work and needed stable system to i reinstalled xp. I am very eager to try on this new computer…It should work… I have kinda been outta the loop on these things….
Well, Thanks for the support! Keep up the good work!
Black_Murtagh said on August 18th, 2007 at 2:21 pm :
Thank so much for this and your other guides.
I am now running a SSE3 PC and my old SSE2 PC on 10.4.9 Uphuck and plan to upgrade to leopard.
But nothing beats my MACBOOK PRO!!!!
I now only use Windoze on Parallels, trying out VMware tonight…. Anoyone got an insight on a comparison between the two?
Cheers….
Mike said on August 19th, 2007 at 1:43 am :
I’m having a slight problem and BTW this is the best OSX guide I have ever found and I did use the VMWare one to get it native a while ago so I somewhat know what I’m doing. Im running Vista Ultimate on this machine and I have 3 Hds one main WD raptor 80 GB which is filled and two extra drives one a 300GB and the other a 500GB for additional storage. I would like to install OSX onto the second HD (D: if you will) I shrinked that partition down and was able to make a 100GB and a 20GB partition one for tiger (20) one for leopord (100). The Tiger DVD starts up fine and fast btw but in disk editor it does’nt find any of my drives or partitions I made. They are both NTFS and you said that wouldnt be a problem.
Any ideas for a fix?
Teslanaut said on August 20th, 2007 at 3:30 am :
I tried this just now, Leopard Kernel Panicked and now Tiger Kernel gets Kernel Panicked.
I have to reinstall Mac OS X Tiger now =\
ebbhead2k said on August 20th, 2007 at 12:06 pm :
i hav the installation complete and the pre install patches done , but after start i can´t do something because i have only read privilegs …. in user accounts i am administrator but i can`t install somethin or drag apps in the aplication folder
RCK said on August 21st, 2007 at 8:42 am :
Has any one got patch to run?
I get Permission denied whin I run the patch
SEE BELOW
Last login: Tue Aug 21 01:18:52 on ttyp1
Welcome to Darwin!
osx86:~ russ$ cd /patcher/9A466/amd-intel-sse2/
osx86:/patcher/9A466/amd-intel-sse2 russ$ sudo -s
Password:
osx86:/patcher/9A466/amd-intel-sse2 root# ./patch-it.sh
bash: ./patch-it.sh: Permission denied
osx86:/patcher/9A466/amd-intel-sse2 root#
oki said on August 22nd, 2007 at 7:08 pm :
RCK, before launching ./patch-it.sh
try chmod 755 patch-it.sh and chmod 755 /ressources/mkisofs
it is required since they are both executables
you also have to add a “/” where variables are declared at : /temp/i386booter.iso replace with /temp/i386/booter.iso
also, check that the name of the mounted dvd is : Mac OSX install DVD, if not replace each occurence in the patch-it.sh script or the script will fail.
Cedrick said on August 26th, 2007 at 4:39 pm :
Can I remove my tiger partition after I install Leopard correctly? (working with limited space on my notebook) Thanks for the replys
MeDevil said on August 27th, 2007 at 9:47 am :
You are forgetting one small important thing: at least the 98% of the non - windows certified hardware now present on every computer will not work with leopard or tiger.
- No intel pro wireless support (well, card is semy-supported, only open connections).
- Got SATA? Please, check if it isn’t a nforce controller.
- Got a Creative Labs X-Fi? or an Hercules Game Theater Xp? Will never work.
Linux, bsd or any other (open) distro will have really more support than os-x on a pc.
If you want to enjoy a full os-x experience, buy a mac.
jmitchxj81 said on August 28th, 2007 at 4:57 pm :
Hi there, I have a AMD 64 X2 4200, its sse3. Im already running 10.4.10 native, so I was wondering if I could get that guide for sse3. Thanks so much in advance for all your help.
Teslanaut said on August 28th, 2007 at 6:52 pm :
@ MeDevil
Quote: “If you want to enjoy a full os-x experience, buy a mac.”
Do you think that it is THAT simple? First you have to get an education. Then you have to get a college education, which by the time you finish you’ll be in debt so far up your ass that you’ll be trying to make ends meet before you even think about getting a Mac computer. I don’t hate Mac computers, hell, might be getting one soon my self. Kinda excited, been having iMac in my dreams a lot lately. But thats not the point.
I’m tired of people saying “If you want the full Mac OS X experience, get a Mac.” You people say that its that simple but the truth is, Mac, hell even PCs, are EXPENSIVE. But hey, we’re not all High Class, now are we?
mac!me said on August 29th, 2007 at 8:33 pm :
Is it possible to install leopard on a laptop with SSE3 Capabilities? I mean Leopard only, no more Vista, in fact I’m kicking Mocosoft out of my house.
If anyone has the the instructions on how to do this, please respond!
thanks for you help.
temis said on August 30th, 2007 at 12:13 am :
DO NOT REMOVE YOUR TIGER PARTITION RIGHT AFTER INSTALLING LEOPARD, unless you know how to install a bootloader for Leopard partition
Leopard DOES NOT install a bootloader during install.
Look into forums to find a way to install a bootloader for LEO …
Temis
kalyan said on August 30th, 2007 at 6:20 am :
Hi!I followed this guide and everything went smoothly until step 37.The message returned was permission denied.I still carried on with the rest of the steps, a few commands returned the same message,and leopard didnt bootup. Is there anyway to overcome this problem.Any kind of help would be greatly appreciated.Thanks a lot for ur time and effort.Thanks everyone.
Bob said on August 31st, 2007 at 5:32 am :
So I patch the 6.06 gb dvd image (dmg) and it finishes patching successfully, with the “BurnThisImage.iso” crap. Then, I actually burn that and it ends up burning a blank dvd with 12.01 megabytes of files on it. Can’t boot off it. Help?
Bob said on August 31st, 2007 at 7:07 pm :
If it helps, the image says its 4.4 gigs and the DVD (after burning) says something like Mac OS X86 DVD. I’m burning the image using disk utility, so I know there’s no compatibility issues…
anime said on September 15th, 2007 at 8:17 pm :
Has anyone tried the new patched 9A527 dvd? I think it may eliminate all the tiger stuff.
MaekoSama said on September 19th, 2007 at 6:00 am :
Anime: I tried installing the 9a527. It started up okay, unfortunately, when it got to where it should give you the setup stuff. all i get is a black screen and a cursor. I’m still looking into it.
Im running on
~Pentium D 3.0 Dual Core
~1GB RAM
~250GB HDD
~Intel 82945G Graphics Driver.
and it ran 10.4.9 fine
supports SSE3 too
But ya, working on things
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grayblur said on December 25th, 2007 at 7:30 am :
ya! I have intall it yet ,pretty cool!