So I've been messing around to get Hackintosh on my system, and I've came into this error.
What's really funny is, in that OS X 10.5.5 and 10.6.3 going into the Disk Utility to format a partition it would show up, and now I'm trying to get Mountain Lion 10.8.3 on my PC, however I'm now running into the problem of AHCI.
After doing some research I've found out that apparently this mobo doesn't support AHCI mode. However I was wondering if there was a possible workaround/fix that would steer me in the right direction.
Also please forgive me if I don't understand you or I get confused, the whole IDE and AHCI always have confused me so that's why I'm asking for help.
Also, I have two hard drives. They are both hooked up to the IDE port. Not sure if that makes a difference. One hard drive has two partitions on it, my windows and Leopard, the other one is 30 gigs and wanna get Mountain Lion on it.
Pictures below:
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What's really funny is, in that OS X 10.5.5 and 10.6.3 going into the Disk Utility to format a partition it would show up, and now I'm trying to get Mountain Lion 10.8.3 on my PC, however I'm now running into the problem of AHCI.
After doing some research I've found out that apparently this mobo doesn't support AHCI mode. However I was wondering if there was a possible workaround/fix that would steer me in the right direction.
Also please forgive me if I don't understand you or I get confused, the whole IDE and AHCI always have confused me so that's why I'm asking for help.
Also, I have two hard drives. They are both hooked up to the IDE port. Not sure if that makes a difference. One hard drive has two partitions on it, my windows and Leopard, the other one is 30 gigs and wanna get Mountain Lion on it.
Pictures below:
IMG_0552.jpgIMG_0553.jpgIMG_0554.jpg
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