Intel's New Sandy Bridge CPUs - Install Mac OS X Snow Leopard on Sandy Bridge CPUs

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Today Intel lifted the Non-Disclosure Agreement on it's new Sandy Bridge LGA 1155 next generation performance chipset and CPUs.  The good news is, we've already successfully installed Mac OS X Snow Leopard!

The bad news is, until Apple uses these CPUs, it's a bit of a science experiment, as you'll need to use a "patched" non-standard Darwin kernel in order to boot the system.  For those of you buying new systems anyway, we're opening a special section of the forum dedicated to Sandy Bridge.

PLEASE NOTE:  Sandy Bridge CPUs and chipsets are not currently supported natively by Mac OS X Snow Leopard. We can't recommend Sandy Bridge systems yet, as there is no official support.  Hence, please don't view this as buying advice.  We're providing this as a service for early Sandy Bridge adopters- and don't recommend using a patched kernel for the long-term. The vanilla kernel is a much more desirable solution for a stable system.

The patched kernel used for these experiments is based on the Mac OS X 10.0.0 kernel that has been altered to run on unsupported CPUs by Qoopz and the ProjectOSX team.

How to Install Mac OS X on Intel's Sandy Bridge

1. Download iBoot Legacy

2. Follow iBoot + MultiBeast

3. Install Combo Update - DON'T REBOOT

5. Download and install BridgeHelper

4. Run MultiBeast, checking EasyBeast

6. Reboot

-Legacy kernel by Nawcom, AnV, and Azimutz
Kernel used: Darwin Kernel Version 10.6.0: Sun Jan  9 16:40:36 EST 2011; legacy kernel v6 :xnu-1504.9.26/BUILD/obj/RELEASE_X86_640nawcom10.6.0

It's gonna be an exciting year!  Stay tuned for updates.  Good luck, and have fun!

-Razormacx86

Quickly Locate an app in your dock in Mac OS X

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To Locate an app in the dock in Mac OS X apps folder

Command Button

1. Hold the command button.
2. Click on any application on your dock.
3. There you have it you have located the app in the applications folder.
4. Enjoy!

-Razormacx86

Copy The Application In The Dock Quickly Onto Your Desktop!

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This post will help your discover 1 more new trick to quickly copy things. Mac OS X is the only OS which even experts are yet to discover the whole features of the OS X, Mac OS X is filled with millions of tips and tricks that everyday we discover a new trick to quickly access things.

This trick will help you to copy an application in  your dock to your desktop in no time

1. Hold the command button.

   

   Command Button
   

2. Click And Drag any app from your dock.
3. Drop the app onto your desktop.
4. Your are done the app will now be copied to your desktop.
5. Enjoy!

-Razormacx86