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Ouch, I had forgotten about those specific devices. I had a Mac Mini Core Duo that I had upgraded to a Core2 Duo and was never able to get Snow Leopard to boot
by morganvachon 6y ago
Ouch, I had forgotten about those specific devices. I had a Mac Mini Core Duo that I had upgraded to a Core2 Duo and was never able to get Snow Leopard to boot into 64-bit mode. I was able to get Linux and even OpenBSD installed on it using the previously mentioned bootia32.efi method.
Also, you may be able to boot 64-bit macOS on your system if you follow the netkas.org link from your everymac.com link:
http://netkas.org/?p=189 http://netkas.org/?p=189
- Haemm0r 6y agoThanks, but no tampering with this system anymore until I have a replacement on the desk... Remember: Never touch a working boot setup an old Mac with a crippled EFI. ;)