Quick Hackintosh Tip: Setting up a Raid0

In this video series, I hope to explain everything that you need to know about building a hackintosh. Throughout this series, I take you from the beginning stages of planning and researching, all the way to having Mac OS X fully running on your PC! In this video, I show you how to set up a Raid0 on your hackintosh! Here's what you're going to need: • Existing OS X Installation • Chimera standalone installer: http://bit.ly/mdW9UL • Pacifist: http://bit.ly/L3f • Carbon Copy Cloner: http://bit.ly/JqDIOL • UniBeast flash drive • Drives going into the Raid Here's the string that goes under your "Kernel Flags" key: rd=uuid boot-uuid=[paste RAID identifier] space npci=0x-2000 Here are all of the terminal commands from the video: fdisk -f boot0 -u -y /dev/rdisk0 [Enter] (First drive in Raid) fdisk -f boot0 -u -y /dev/rdisk1 [Enter] (Second drive in Raid) dd if=boot1h of=/dev/rdisk0s3 (First drive in Raid) dd if=boot1h of=/dev/rdisk1s3 (Second drive in Raid) diskutil mount disk0s3 [Enter] (First drive in Raid) cp boot /Volumes/Boot\ OS\ X/ [Enter] cp -R Extra /Volumes/Boot\ OS\ X/ [Enter] diskutil unmount disk0s3 [Enter] diskutil mount disk1s3 [Enter] (Second drive in Raid) cp boot /Volumes/Boot\ OS\ X/ [Enter] cp -R Extra /Volumes/Boot\ OS\ X/ [Enter] diskutil unmount disk1s3 [Enter] After booting into the OS X Installer: fdisk -u /dev/rdisk0 (First drive in Raid) y fdisk -e /dev/rdisk0 f 2 w y fdisk -u /dev/rdisk1 (First drive in Raid) y fdisk -e /dev/rdisk1 (Second drive in Raid) f 2 w y More questions? Check me out on Twitter: @cpukid Also be sure to check out the TonyMacx86 forums. This process wouldn't be possible without TonyMac and his community! http://www.TonyMacx86.com