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This is an attempt to aggregate all of the guides on this forum into one DETAILED guide on how I got OS X
running on the HP Mini. A lot of the guides out there are outdated. I take no credit for any of them, I just take
credit from aggregating them all together into ONE COMPLETE guide.
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Before you install OSX it's always a good idea to update your bios. While in XP/Linux, go to the HP website and
Usb Drive Mini
find your model. Download the Bios update under the drivers/support section. I believethe current one is v11.
We Are Here To Help You won't be able to update your Bios via OSX as far as I know.
You For Free! Solving First off, you have two options for installing OS X onto your Mini. The USB Drive Method, or using an external
Problems Is Easy As optical drive via the USB DVD drive method. I ended up trying both after my Mini stopped recognizing my DVD
123. drive.
www.Fixya.com/Usb+Drive+Mini
1. The installer will now begin. Wait at the apple logo until a language selection screen is shown. Select your
language and hit next.
2. Go to the top of the screen where it says utilities. From this menu select “Disk Utility”
3. Click on the Mini’s Hard drive in the left pane.
4. Click on the “erase” tab
5. Under Volume format, select Mac OS Extended
6. Click Erase
(NOTE: If you plan on ever dual booting or wanting partitions on your drive, now is the time to do it. You wont
be able to partition/resize your drive after the install. If you would like to dual boot, go to thepartitiontab on you
HD, and click the + button. Add a partition any size you like and assign it as "Free Space". You can format it
later)
7. After erasing is complete, exit the disk utility
8. Now click next and select your newly erased hard drive as the destination.
9.On the next screen you will see an option at the bottom that says “customize”. Click on it and apply the
following patches:
a. Expand “fixes” and select: acpi, cpu, and remove firewire
b. Under “patches” expand chipset and select ichx fix
You can now continue with the installation. Feel free to add any applications that are included with the installer
but they are not necessary.
After sitting at the install screen for a while your computer will reboot. There will be a countdown from 5 in
which the migration assistant should appear. If you’re lucky, you can go through the assistant without a hiccup.
Most likely it will start looping and not let you get anywhere. To fix this, hold down the power switch and reboot.
When the countdown starts press enter immediately.
You should now be in OSX again, but this time you’re under you’re account instead of root. Now open up
UInstaller.
1. Select your Hard Drive under Drives
2. Choose OSx86_Essentials as the package to install
3. Click “Apply kext package”
4. Click “Install PC_EFI v9 Chameleon Edition 1.0.12”
5. Hit Install
Now lets go ahead and apply the DST Patcher to get ready to update to 10.5.6. Open up the DST Patcher GUI.
1. Select “Darwin/Mac OS X”
2. Select “New HPET Option”
3. Select” Apply DSDT Patch to:”
4. Select your Hard drive.
Now let’s get wifi and all the fun stuff working. Open up OSX86Tools.
1. In OSX86Tools, click on “Repair Permissions”
2. Click on “Install kexts” towards the bottom right
3. Find the kexts folder on your flash drive. Select the first one.
4. Shift+Click the last one to select all.
5. After the installer completes it will ask you reboot. Just click on OK and Cancel on any dialog boxes that
appear.
You should now be OSX again after reboot. Here’s where things could go horribly wrong, or awesomely easy.
UPDATE: It looks like apple has come out with 10.5.7. I've yet to do any testing on how to install this,
but until then you will have to use the combo updater from the apple website, NOT from software
update on the mac. 10.5.7 will not work with these steps, use 10.5.6
http://support.apple.com/downloads/Mac_OS_X_10-5-6_Combo_Update
(the old way. Skip these steps for now
1. Connect to your wifi network. If you don’t know how, its should be the symbol farthest left at the top right of
the screen. Looks like a wireless bar signal
2. Go to “System preferences” again.
3. Select “Software Update”
4. Click “Check Now”
5. After they all load, uncheck all of them EXCEPT for “Mac OSX Update”
6. Click “Install”
7. Go through all the prompts. It will start to download then reboot. The download may take a while depending
on your Internet connection.
)
If all went well, you will be in OS X after rebooting itself a couple times. Be patient. If not, you’ll be sitting at the
apple boot logo for a while wishing you had followed the guide more closely. If it fails, you have to do a
complete reinstall. Start from step 1, at the top of the guide.
If you are in OS X congrats! Time to get out the USB Mouse and get your keyboard and track pad working.
First, run the VooDooPS2 Controller package. When prompted, make sure to check that box that says
trackpad. Go through all the prompts until it’s installed. Reboot.
Now with working trackpad and keyboard, Open up OSX86 Tools again. Go ahead and reinstall all the kexts in
the kext folder.
1. Click on “Install kexts” towards the bottom right
2. Find the kexts folder on your flash drive. Select the first one.
3. Shift+Click the last one to select all.
4. After the installer completes it will ask you reboot. Do it.
*Hint: To get sound working, you need to delete the AppleHDA.kext in the /System/Extensions folder.
YOUR DONE! You should now be in a fully functioning OS X 10.5.6. Now it’s time to play with the settings if
you like. It’s all you!
From here on out, you should be able to install updates without a problem. Now you can mess around with
your system preferences if you like. Change the background, mess with the trackpad settings to your liking,
adjust the colors of the display, personalize your dock, all the fun stuff. If you want to be able to use the volume
keys to adjust sound, go to the sound preference pane and select PCM under the output tab.
Note that if you ever install Airport updates from apple, you will need to reinstall the wifi kexts. When in doubt,
just reinstall all the kexts. Also, I would recommend using Slimbattery, google it, because it accurately displays
the battery information, unlike the original battery monitor.
Credits/Additional Information
Credits to all the guides i used. Feel free to visit them yourself if you run into problems.
http://myhpmini.com/forum/how-to-install-osx86-on-the-hp-mini-t37.html
http://myhpmini.com/forum/how-to-install-10-5-6-on-the-hp-mini-t387.html
http://myhpmini.com/forum/how-to-create-usb-startup-disk-t832.html
http://chameleon.osx86.hu/articles/voodoo-team-proudly-presents-voodoops2controller
http://code.google.com/p/voodoohda/
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