There's a whole section of the primary guide that I'm following that is dedicated to required post-install actions, and it might actually be longer than the bios-config and installation part. To give just one example, networking doesn't work yet. I've reached that first milestone in my Hackintosh! The point of the post was that the 'feature complete' milestone is just the first of many in the life of a big project. The reason I bring it up is because one of the first few technical posts that went up on their blog - just 16 days after the blog launched - was titled, 'Reflector: Feature Complete' and I think of it often. Were you a follower of Joel Spolsky in 2005? Did you follow the Project Aardvark blog, where Fog Creek Software hired a couple of interns to build a product over the summer and document the process? That product went on to become Copilot, a service for providing remote computer-support.

Part one: My motivations, and hardware I purchased.

This is part two in an ongoing series where I document my experiences building my first Hackintosh. The Digital Garden of Adam Tuttle The First Hackintosh Milestone: Install Complete The First Hackintosh Milestone: Install Complete

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