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I am using Windows 7 and want to know how I can make USB bootable for installing MAC OS on my laptop.

A dual-layer DVD, Bluray disc, or empty USB drive (8 GB or larger): If you are setting up iAtkos from Windows, you have to write iAtkos onto a dual-layer DVD or Bluray disc (normal DVDs don't work because iAtkos is slightly too large).
Jul 19, 2010 Windows 7 Forums is the largest help and support community. Dual boot with iatkos or Kalyway with usb. I am trying to install iatkos on my hp pavilion dm4 notebook. I downloaded iatkos ml2 and used transmac to 'restore the dmg file' to the a 8gb flash drive and all turned out good. Until, when i try to boot the flash drive it doesnt do.

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I hate to be a dick but I swear the people who answered this question can't read. hes not trying to install OS X on a windows computer hes trying to make a bootable USB so he can install a fresh copy of OS X on a mac.
It is impossible to do that directly from Windows. You must run Mac OS X. It is not legal to run Mac OS X on any other computer than Macintosh. But, you can install Mac OS X on Hacintosh or on virtual machine (VMware, VirtualBox). Then you can make bootable USB. And the easiest way is to use program Lion DiskMaker, http://liondiskmaker.com/.
But once again, you must have fully working version of Mac OS X and of course Mountain Lion DMG file bought in AppStore.
You can check also instructions on this page: http://www.sysprobs.com/category/vmware
But the best solution is: If you want Mac OS X buy Mac.
Regards,
I think the first question you should ask is: will it even work? It takes a lot of tweaking and you will have to do research on your hardware for the DSDT file you'll need. I would advise against trying to hackintosh your laptop and if you really want to experience OS X for a cheaper price, building a custom desktop would be the best option. Check out http://wiki.osx86project.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page if you do embark on that route.
DalSan M gave the correct suggestion. However, if you do not have a legal OS X copy, then probably you need to go the Hackintosh way. Checkout the iATKos project. However, we here do not support software piracy, so you can check it out at your own responsibility.
This might be of help: //www.makeuseof.com/answers/create-bootable-mac-usb-windows-xp/ It doesn't matter the version of Windows, it matters if you already have a working installation of Mac OSX before creating a bootable USB. DVD installation is easier and has less requirements before installation than USB.
- I can't understand there propely. If you tell me here step by step i will be very thankful to you.
- If you do not have a legal copy of OSX, then the iATKos project method that Rajaa mentioned should be used. Follow the steps Anonymous stated, which was taken from here: http://computersight.com/operating-systems/iatkos_v7/#ixzz1FeySQbTu after downloading all necessary files and following the guide here: http://www.macbreaker.com/2013/01/install-mountain-lion-iatkos-ml2-hackintosh.html, you should be able to install Hackintosh from USB. Make sure that your laptop is compatible with the hackintosh before starting.

Hi everyone,
I searched for a solution of this and come up with YUMI - a software using syslinux and grub4dos.
I'm facing a big problem now but allow me share what I've done first. Iatkos Ml2 Dmg To Usb Windows

1. Using 'AnyToISO' Pro version (http://www.crystalidea.com/anytoiso), convert the 4.35-GB-mess iATKOS_L2.dmg to iATKOS_L2.iso. (Used PowerISO and UltraISO but caused error, they're not worth the words 'Ultra' and 'Power' at all).
2. Format the USB to NTFS to prevent copying error caused by the 4.35-GB-mess.
3. Use YUMI (http://www.pendrivel...ot-usb-creator/) with the option 'Try another OS' (or some similar things). Select the iATKOS_L2.iso and wait, basically for the copying progress.
4. Boot normally with the USB stick plugged. You can see the iATKOS L2 install screen, with a timer is decreasing and a note 'Press any to boot to iATKOS L2, or F8 to enter start options'.
Well... almost end of story, isn't it ? But the main problem araised when I pressed any key. Let's watch a video captured by my pnone here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2SKBOS_qxg&feature=youtu.be
The grub4dos entries were:

Iatkos Ml2 Dmg To Usb Windows Download

Am I missing something or my BIOS's just incompatible with L2 ?
Or NTFS is not the one, instead of HFS+ ?

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Edited by Obelisk, 06 April 2012 - 06:23 AM.