Jan 12, 2009  OS X on Dell Inspiron 1525?!?! Discussion in 'Apple, Inc and Tech Industry' started by huhwtfisthis?, Aug 19, 2008. Most Liked Posts. And the page said that the new Dell will be able to run Mac OS X?!?! Is this true or is the person who wrote the review full of sh*t? Ti89 emulator for mac. Re: Change MAC Address on Inspiron 1525? SOLVED (sort of) Switched to Ubuntu 8.04 and got ndiswrapper going and used Step 2e from the Ubuntu documentation on getting wireless working.

Sony uwabr100 wireless adapter driver for mac. There might be working methods for those, but it won’t be covered here. • Boot-132 CD () • A couple of hours of free time A good install will take less than an hour, but you’ll most likely want to tweak things after your install is done. • Some patience Let’s begin • Backup your files • Burn your Boot-132 CD • Setup BIOS settings • Boot the installer • Install • Post-installation configuration and finishing Backup your files This is the most important step I guess. This install will wipe everything from the internal hard disk drive inside your Inspiron, so make sure you’ve backed up anything that you want to keep before continuing.

**Restart with -v and repeat with external monitor I found that Darwin was trying to start hibernate after installing when using -f and this was screwing it up. Removed -f and used only -v (though not needed really) and it’s now working. Im done with steps 1-9 but when customizing I cannpot find this * Chipset Drivers >> Intel ICHx SATA Drivers * Wireless Driver >> Broadcom Driver * USB Drivers >> Patched USB Driver * Power Management >> Clamshell Display Support * Fixes and Patches >> USB Mount Fix * PS/2 Device Support >> PS/2 Keyboard Fix * DSDT Patches >> Patch DSDT * AppleSMBIOS Patch >> AppleSMBIOS-27 Rev6 MacBook then after, it display an error – you disc must be cleaned and restart again. Wherein my DVD installer is okay. Can you help me please. Pleasee pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeee. Hi There, I have followed each and every step of this tutorial (for iPC 10.5.6) but still i am unsuccessful in running MAC OSX.

More generally, the web site Linux-laptop.net has a lot of useful information concerning these issues for particular laptops, though the last time I looked there was nothing on the Inspiron 1525. I also should have specified the processor in my machine, its an Intel Core 2 duo T5450, 1.66 GHz chip, with 667 Mhz 2M L2 Cache. From the Linux perspective this is therefore an X86_ 64 platform. I also have the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X3100 and the ethernet card is a Marvell Technology Group 88E8040 PCI-E Fast Ethernet Controller, which both worked, as you say, out-of-the-box. A particular issue that I am beginning to discover is that, in general, there appears to be less Linux software available for the X86_ 64 platforms since, I guess, they are relatively new.