How to Install Mac OS X Snow Leopard on an Ivy Bridge Hackintosh

Requirements :

A compatible computer
An empty hard drive
Mac OS X Snow Leopard installation DVD
iBoot Ivy Bridge
An extra USB drive
Mac OS X 10.6.8 Combo Update
Multibeast Snow Leopard Edition

Steps :

Get the new kernel
Copy it onto a USB drive
Unplug any extra USB devices, adjust your BIOS settings accordingly, etc.
The procedure for installing Mac OS X Snow Leopard with iBoot Ivy Bridge is the exact same as the normal way to install Snow Leopard on a Hackintosh.
Once you've booted into your new installation of Mac OS X, you'll still need to perform the most important step of the process. In this step, you will delete the standard kernel currently located in your Snow Leopard installation, and replace it with the Mountain Lion kernel that you saved in Step 1.
First, enable the showing of hidden files in Mac OS X. Then, go to the hard drive where Snow Leopard is installed. At the very base of the hard drive, there should be a "hidden" (grayed-out) file called "mach_kernel". Delete this file by dragging it into the trash.
Plug your USB drive from Step 1 into your Hackintosh. Open the USB drive, and drag the "mach_kernel" file from your USB drive into the base of your hard drive.

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