I downloaded the Iatkos s2v3 (10.6.3) -google it. I used parts of every post from this topic to make it work. Only difference is he is using a real osx install and I am using a vmware install.įingers crossed that it will work when I'm done. Next step is to follow Tweak's guide here. Then I use the DVD to restore to a flash drive from Disk Utility. Installed Snow Leopard on VMWare via a guide I found with darwin_snow. Then I found out it was Me who wrote it a month and a half ago. I saw this earlier and it helped me figure something out, so I wanted to give thanks to the author and share what I accomplished and how. Might just have to wait till I can get my friend to come over with his macbook pro someday. Its weird like backwards or recursive or something.kind of process.īut i have not found a way to convert DMG to ISO, which would let me then mount the ISO and see it from vmware to install i think. (a boot loader for using snow leopard on vmware).and from there, make a real USB stick from the disk utility, having installed snow leopard on the vmware. have 2 dvd's left to try)Īnd once I had the DVD, to install it on vmware after booting it with the snowy vmware files. My plan was to burn the DMG with TransMac (which failed. All the guides talk about using osx to make the usb stick. Well I think we need to use a boot loader no?Įhhhh. I'll come back and let you know if it works:Ĭurrently having TransMac make the usb boot stick.

any ideas on how to check if it should be bootable and also make it bootable? However when i try to boot from it on my Dell 630 i get a error on boot 'No boot sector on USB device'.

I've used transmac to format and write Snow Leopard DMG (uncompressed) image to a 16GB corsair memory stick.

Snow leopard usb installer