The disk will take about 5-10 min to load. If you see it at the bottom left corner then you did it right, just hit enter. Boot the disk with the boot flags “-v -x” you do this by simply typing -v -x. Once it’s stopped press “F5″ and the Install Disk will appear. Step 4: Eject the boot-132 disk and replace it with your Snow Leopard Disk and again, wait till the activity light stops blinking. Step 3: Put the burned boot cd into your cd-drive and on startup at the “DELL” splash screen press “F12″ now you will be at the boot selection menu, from here wait till your activity light on your cd-drive stops blinking and boot from the disk. Step 2: Download BootSL.iso and burn it to a CD. Step 1: Make sure you have your copy of Snow Leopard (I would highly suggest purchasing it, it’s a great price for what it offers!)
This guide only covers up to 10.6.1 Please do not update past that unless you know how to proceed.Īlright, I know a lot of you have been waiting for this so here it is.Īlright to start off with I have made two boot-132 cd’s.īootSLv3.iso: Contains all of the Extra’s you need to make a quick installīootSLv3-nowifi.iso: This is for those of you with the “ S till Waiting for Root Device” problem.īootSLv3-NoExtra.iso: Doesn’t have any Extras and will only be able to boot you into the install disk.
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