The boot loader came with this download works with Intel 32 Bit host only. To run SL in AMD PC, we need different boot loader. Thanks to for mentioning it. Steps for Snow Leopard in AMD Processor PC 1) Download darwin legacy boot loader 2) VMware image, mentioned in. 3) Extract the both downloads. 4) Open VMX file in VMware player or workstation.

5) Browse darwin_snow_legacy.iso to CD Rom of virtual machine. Make sure CD Rom set as first boot device. 6) Start Snow leopard virtual machine. I’m sure you will land on desktop with out any issues. Recently a user confirmed this method worked for AMD and 64 Bit Host with following configuration. 500GB Hard Drive AMD Athlon II 620, 4 cores @ 2.6 GHz 4GB DDR3 RAM Windows 7 Home Premium x64 7) Follow the other steps to change language, sound, mac admin password, networking, upgrades and VMware tools.

Read Also, I don’t have AMD PC to demonstrate these steps but I’m hoping this will work as reported by some users. Please do share your issues with this method, don’t forget to drop a comment if Snow Leopard 10.6.3 VMware image works in AMD processor computer. Hi Oleg, glad you got it sorted! Misunderstood how much memory you had! 6gigs is more than ample. Snow Leopard is a quirky beast to get running properly at the best of times, and VMware does a mostly good job of running it, but you do need patience to set it up correctly, and try different setups. SL legacy iso I have found to be the best emulation for me, but there are so many different PC machines out there, what works on one, may not work on another.

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Its strictly try it and see. My setup (Phenom 4-core 3.4Ghz 4gigs ram Asus M4A88T-V EVO USB3 MB) runs it pretty quickly, but few people seem to have good sound.

If anyone has found a way around poor sound playback, let me know. I have looked into various sound drivers available, but always come up against high latency problems causing crackling.

• Rolando says. I am having an issue getting this to work on a new build of mine. I am able to get it to work on my Intel i3 laptop with no issues but cannot seem to get it to work on this computer.

I am getting this error with the Starwars screen and it says: “Eject your empire EFI Boot Disc and Insert your MacOS X Snowleopard Disc Then Hit F5 to continue” Once i hit F5, nothing happens but if i hit enter some stuff happens on the screen real quick and VM player exits promptly. Anyone have any idea how to fix? Computer: Windows 7 x64 AMD FX-8150 8 core 3.60GHz GIGABYTE GA-990FXA-UD5 Motherboard AMD Radeon HD 6600 Series Video Card Patriot 8GB DDR3 1866 RAM Thanks!!

Hi Colby, what vmware image are you trying to start? And what kind of EFI boot?

Don`t forget that some snowleopard boot images such as the darwin and EFI, are only for Intel cpu`s. Try using the snowleopard darwinlegacy.iso boot and/or make sure the EFI boot is definetely for AMD cpu`s. Also booting some later SL vmware images, such as 10.2 to 10.6.0 can be difficult to start unless everthing is properly set up Have a look at previous posts, where you might find a lot of help there.

If not, will try to help you get set up if poss. But need all details. Hope this helps. • Colby says.

If you`re having trouble with VMWare booting up, or upgrading Snow Leopard on AMD processors?. MAC OSX SL 10.6.6 INTEL_AMD VMWARE IMAGE. (NOTE: this image does sometimes work on some machines without all these work-arounds!) The following is a work-around if all else fails.

You definitely need the following to start, or, if you`re trying to udate, skip this bit and go to 4) 1) A (64-bit) AMD processor capable of running hardware virtualisation mode, probably most late Athlon/Phenom cpu`s. I`m not sure, but don`t think Semprons will. Mostly, multiple-core processors (dual-core +), are advised, because of the heavy workload placed on it, together with about 4Gigs of memory. Less than this, it will probably run excruciately slowly, if at all. Other AMD processors will mostly only run software emulation, and will NOT run Snow Leopard of any version, although other vmware images like Win98/XP/Linux should run ok **Make sure you have the hardware virtualisation setting turned on in the BIOS.** A lot of people have trouble starting SL v10.6.2 or higher from scratch, and I`ve found this method for AMD CPU`s to work best, by first trying the base SL 10.6.0 version to see if Snow Leopard will work on your machine. Now, the nuts and bolts.

2) You will need version 7.1 or higher, of Vmware Workstation/Player. Versions lower than this will usually have some difficulty running Snow Leopard, so save yourself some grief. 3) Next you must beg/borrow/steal/download the following software: a) the (iso boot file) darwin snow legacy. (Essential for initial booting, do not use the normal darwin snow, or the (easy)EFI files, these are only for Intel cpu`s). B) The Vmware Image, Mac OSX Server 10.6.0 (experimental), as this sets up VMWare. You can browse/Google for this (or get the torrent from ) (Naughty I know!) c) The Mac Snow Leopard 10a432 install DVD, the ISO version,( NOT the DMG, as Windows won`t recognise it.

You may be able to convert the dmg image to iso, if you know what your doing). D) In Vmware, load Mac OSx Server(experimental), set up your options, set the dvd option for darwin snow legacy, and start. E) Once the initial boot is done, eject the darwinsnowlegacy.iso, and make sure you have the SL10a432 install dvd loaded, go to the new disk icon on screen and click on this to install, or press F5.

There are loads of blogs about installing SL, so I wont repeat it all over again. Assuming you`ve followed the on-screen install instructions, and have plenty of patience.you`ve got SL successfully running. Thats it isn`t it? Well yesand no. UPDATING/RESTORE MOUSE&KB & ADMIN PASSWORD RESET 4) Assuming success, you now have SL v10.6.0 up and running. Its fine for most things, but some Mac software will only run on later versions, like 10.6.6. Whatever you do DON`T run any software updates!

(for example to 10.6.6 ). If you do, you`ll lose the USB functions, i.e mouse & keyboard.

**Loss of mouse/keyboard function, and FORGOTTEN ADMIN PASSWORDS, are the most common problems in SL, and yet are fairly simple to overcome, and I`ll tell you how. DOWNLOAD the VMWare image: MAC OSX SL 10.6.6 INTEL_AMD VMWARE IMAGE, (browse for it). **(NOTE: this image does sometimes work on some machines without all these work-arounds!)** Extract the image into some folder if its compressed, so you can see the normal files. Do NOT load into VMware. (This is the image you will eventually use in VMWare.) Next, DOWNLOAD the file IOUSBFamily-378.pkg. You`ll need this later. **You now have the tools to be able to update to the SL 10.6.6 version, AND reset your ADMIN PASSWORD!

(In passing, don`t upgrade past this version, as its minor, and only prepares INTEL cpu`s for LION 10.7) 5) Start VMWare and select Mac OSX 10.6.0, select Shared Folders, making sure that the file IOUSBFamily-378.pkg is in it. Open the options, make sure darwinsnowlegacy is in your cd/dvd drive.

At the bottom of options, select add(+) and new hard drive. Browse to the folder you saved MAC OSX 10.6.6 in, and select the Mac OSX 10.6.6-0 vmdk file. It will now show up as a second drive in options. When selecting, you must select `persistent` as an option, in order to save settings on the drive. Boot up SL 10.6 and you will see the Mac OSX 10.6.6 hard drive on screen as well. Now, assuming you have set up Shared Folders, and the file IOUSBFamily-378.pkg is in it, run this package, follow the prompts, and SET THE DESTINATION TO THE MAC OSX 10.6.6 HARD DRIVE.

Once it tells you install is complete, you`re nearly done. What has happened is that the (non-working)10.6.6 USB Kexts (drivers) have been replaced by the v10.6 ones, re-enabling the mouse and kb in 10.6.6.! Don`t power down yetread the following RE-SETTING THE ADMIN PASSWORD: This can be done by deleting the file.APPLESETUPDONE.

You CANNOT do this in a running Snow Leopard to its own hard drive, BUT you can on a second drive, sneaky,eh? In VMWare, with an AMD cpu, you can`t boot up into single-user mode like Intel can, and delete it.

While you`re still in your SL 10.6, and you`ve got the SL 10.6.6 hard drive on screen.open it, and look for.APPLESETUPDONE. Its usually somewhere like library/system/db/var directory. Delete it by moving to the trashcan and emptying. (What this does is trick the system into believing its in a first time boot-up state, and gives you the option to create a new ADMIN account, and you can then delete the old one after).

All thats left is to power down SL 10.6, go to options and remove the second 10.6.6 drive from the options for 10.6. YOUR NEW SL10.6.6. In VMWare, select `browse for machine`, go to your new SL 10.6.6 folder, and select the Mac OSX SL 10.6.6-0 vmdk, set up your memory options,etc. Making sure that darwinsnowlegacy is in the cd/dvd drive. Power on SL 10.6.6 and you should be rewarded with the Snow Leopard desktop! All these steps worked for me, so do have patience if it doesn`t work first time.

It took me some time to get a smoothly running Snow Leopard system. • Colby says. Hi Colby, ermhow do you mean, a Mac image? You can only run Snow Leopard on an AMD machine via Vmware (preferably version 7.1.4 or higher) Do you mean how do you install your SL 10.6 Mac install disk to use it on your AMD machine? Also, what version/type of Snow Leopard is your disk. You see if its a Mac type dmg (the file version system that Mac machines use,as against the normal ISO disk for PC`s), then Windows won`t recognise it, and you would have to convert the dmg disk to an iso type. Also, if its an iso type, and windows can read it, a disk version 10.6.0 to 10.6.6 should install ok.

But.why not download a pre-made VMWare image from somewhere? There are various versions on the web. If you really want to set this up from scratch, (why re-invent the wheel?) let me know, and I will give you step-by-step instructions • Colby says. Hi Dave, The disk only says 10.6 on iti meant to ask if there were instructions to make a vmware image using the MAC install disk that i have.

Can you tell me the exact file name for the image that will work on my machine? I have a good image that works fine on my i3 laptop but it just wont play on my AMD desktopIf there is a pre-made image that will actually work on my machine i would def like to go that route My computer spec are below: Windows 7 x64 AMD FX-8150 8 core 3.60GHz GIGABYTE GA-990FXA-UD5 Motherboard AMD Radeon HD 6600 Series Video Card Patriot 8GB DDR3 1866 RAM • Dave says. Hi Colby, the image you`re using on your Intel machine certainly won`t work on your AMD cpu. Newer Mac machines now use Intel cpu`s, the same as most PC`s,and its therefore its easier to get Snow Leopard running on Intel PC`s. So you need a different set of boot files to run SL on AMD cpu`s. I did give a bit of info on doing this on previous posts. If your install disk is a Mac type, I would ignore it, and download a Snow Leopard pre-made Vmware image off the web.

Any version from 10.6.0 to 10.6.6 should work on your setup, 10.6.7 is a bit problematic (Try for images, but ALWAYS do a virus scan on downloads, and beware of pop-ups!). Or Google for images.

I`ve got a similar setup to you, and SL runs fine using vmware images. I currently run SL 10.6.6 desktop and server without problems on my AMD desktop and laptop. If you have difficulty finding an image, I`ll try to find one for you if all else fails and point you to it. If you are using an image on your intel laptop, you shouldn`t have difficulty using it on your amd desktop.

If you have trouble firing it up, let me know, and I`ll take you thru` the setup procedure. Hope this helps a bit. So what might be wrong if I can’t get the VM to boot the darwin_snow_legacy.iso? I have the boot order set correctly, and have tried both mounting the ISO as the drive and using UltraISO to mount it to a virtual drive. I switched the boot order to load the Internal shell second to confirm it was not booting the snow_legacy ISO. It does however show up as a block device and I can get a directory listing from it in the internal shell. Can’t figure it out, it’s driving me nuts!

I’m using VM Workstation 8.0.1 on an Athalon 8 core with 8GB of ram. • Michael Brown says. Hi Mike, interesting problem!

Try making sure in your VMware setup options, that too many cores have not been set. It seems that sometimes this can affect the boot-up sequence, so may not even start. Try setting 1 cpu and 1 or 2 cores.

(You`ve got 8 cores? Makes my 4-core Phenom2 look a bit under-powered). Are you using darwinsnowlegacy as an iso image file? That is, don`t use the physical drive, but insert it as an iso image file?

Also try reducing the amount of allocated ram to about 2-4 Gigs. Its a tempation to maximise all the settings, but Snow Leopard runs ok with this on a real Mac. Do not try to boot up using SL 10.6.7.Its unlikey to boot this version, without a lot of fiddling around. If you want to try out SL, see the above help I gave to Colby, it gives more detailed instructions on installing. Use these to see if SL will run at all on your machine. As before, the machine (cpu & motherboard) MUST be capable of HARDWARE NOT SOFTWARE virtualisation, so doubly check this in your Bios settings.

Most people with Athlon/Phenom cpu`s seem to run it ok, so most problems do seem to be down to settings. As I said previously, try the Snow Leopard v10.6.0 server(experimental) vmware image, with the UserDvd10a432 setup dvd, and darwinsnowlegacy.iso. I`ll repeat the above instructions a bit. So, initially load the SL10.6.0 image. This sets up vmware.

Adjust the cpu/ram settingsto suit, set the option to have darwinsnowlegacy.iso inserted. **(DON`T use the main dvd drive, use the ISO IMAGE OPTION, browse to where darwinsnowlegacy iso is, and insert it as a Iso Image File!).** Then start it, and it should come up with the main boot screen.Insert the SL userdvd10a432 dvd, in your main dvd drive,and it should show up on screen (assuming the dvd options are set). Browse and open/run it to start the main installation. You will get a series of scrolling texts running down the screen, be patient if it seems to stick, its only thinking about it, and it does take some time! Hopefully, some of these hints might help. Let me know if this helps at all, but if this doesn`t work, will try to give more assistance if possible.

Without examining the torrent file, and you don`t say what its downloading, can only assume its for a versionof Snow Leopard and NOT Lion. AMD cpu`s (unless someone knows different!) currrently don`t support Apple Lion. With your setup, you should be able to run SL of some version under VMWare. If the torrent is for a premade VMWare setup, you should be able to open it in VMware and run it. If you need help, first have a look at all the previous question/answer posts, including all the `older comments`, these should help you understand how to get it running. Hope this helps a bit • Theo says.

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