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Introducing UniBeast- our new tool to create a bootable USB drive from your Mac App Store purchased copy of Install Mac OS X Lion or Apple Store purchased OS X Lion USB Thumb Drive. This all-in-one bootable USB drive can also be used as a rescue boot drive for system recovery. UniBeast + MultiBeast is the easiest method to do a clean install of Mac OS X Lion or update any Snow Leopard system. The following guide requires no coding, terminal work, or Mac experience of any kind.
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STEP 1: Purchase Mac OS X Lion

The operating system is not free. There are two ways to purchase your copy of Mac OS X Lion. The simplest way is to download the Application from the Mac App Store. Alternately, the OS X Lion USB Thumb is available online at Apple.com or any Apple Store retail location.
STEP 2: Create a Bootable USB Drive Using UniBeast

Take a deep breath and take your time- this is pretty simple, but it's easy to miss things if you rush. Follow each step to the letter. 1. Insert USB drive 2. Open /Applications/Utilities/Disk Utility 3. Highlight USB drive in left column
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8. Under Name: type USB (You can rename it later) 9. Under Format: choose Mac OS Extended (Journaled) 10. Click Apply then Partition
11. If using the Install Mac OS X Lion Application, it must be in /Applications folder. 12. If using the OS X Lion USB Thumb Drive, make sure it's plugged in and mounted. 13. Download and run UniBeast 14. Click Continue, Continue, Continue, Agree
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14. Click Continue, Continue, Continue, Agree 15. At Destination Select, choose USB and click Continue
16. If using the Mac App Store "Install Mac OS X Lion" App choose that option. 17. If using the Apple Store "OS X Lion USB Thumb Drive" choose that option. 18. If using a laptop, choose Laptop Support in addition to one of the above options.
19. Click Continue 20. Enter password and click Install The process will take about 10-15 minutes, depending on system and drive speed, but will show hours. Do not unplug or stop during this time.
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STEP 3: Install Mac OS X Lion

You're almost done! All you need to do is boot from the USB drive and install! Your hard drive should be set in BIOS to AHCI mode. For recommended BIOS settings and screenshots, check out iBoot + MultiBeast. 1. If you have a Gigabyte motherboard press F12 to choose boot device.
2. Choose USB-HDD 3. At Chimera Boot Screen, choose USB
You may have to type extra command line flags to reach the installer. AMD Radeon 6670 - type PCIRootUID=0 Unsupported graphics - type GraphicsEnabler=No Boot in Single-user mode - type -s Boot in Verbose mode - type -v Boot in Safe mode - type -x
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4. When you arrive at the Installer, choose language. If updating an existing Snow Leopard install, skip 5-14. 5. In the top menubar choose Utilities, and open Disk Utility 6. Highlight your target hard drive for the Lion installation in left column. 7. Click Partition tab 8. Click Current and choose 1 Partition 9. Click Options... 10. Choose GUID Partition Method 11. Under Name: type Lion (You can rename it later) 12. Under Format: choose Mac OS Extended (Journaled) 13. Click Apply then Partition 14. Close Disk Utility
15. When the installer asks you where to install, choose Lion, or your existing install. 16. Upon completion, restart system The installation is complete, but the drive isn't bootable yet. Boot from the USB again, this time choosing Lion. 17. If you have a Gigabyte motherboard, press F12 to choose boot device. 18. Choose USB-HDD 19. At Chimera Boot Screen, choose your new Lion installation.
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STEP 4: Post-Installation Using MultiBeast

MultiBeast is an all-in-one post-installation tool designed to enable boot from hard drive, and install support for Audio, Network, and Graphics. In addition it includes System Utilities to rebuild caches and repair permissions and a collection of drivers, bootloaders, config files and handy software. 1. Complete Mac OS X Lion setup. 2. When you arrive at desktop, open Safari 3. Browse to tonymacx86.com and log in. If you don't have a user account, create one! 4. Go to tonymacx86.com/downloads to download the latest MultiBeast 5. Go to the DSDT Database to download your motherboard's DSDT 6. Open Downloads folder and move the .aml file to the Desktop 7. Open and run Multibeast's UserDSDT 8. Restart system You may also use MultiBeast to install further drivers to enable ethernet, sound, graphics, etc... Be sure to read the documentation provided in MultiBeast Features.pdf about each option. Both UserDSDT and EasyBeast install the proper bootloader by default, so you'll not need to check that option.
Congratulations!
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You now have a fully updated bootable version of Mac OS X Lion on your CustoMac! And a handy USB rescue drive to boot from in case things go pear-shaped. It's easy to get frustrated, but don't give up! If you get stuck, there are many users with similar hardware in the tonymacx86 Forum to provide support. Special thanks to everyone in the community, and our Mods for testing! If you've had success using this guide, consider a contribution to help keep the sites going. We're constantly updating and tweaking our tools to help you. Good luck and have fun! -tonymacx86 & MacMan
Related Posts:
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178 com m ents:
Jay said...
thank you for this :D going to make installing lion a lot easier xD
October 30, 2011 9:04 PM
Anonymous said...
Nooo, windows
October 30, 2011 9:04 PM
Anonymous said...
sweet sweet, finally. :) thanks
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October 30, 2011 9:07 PM
Anonymous said...
Thank you Tony !!
October 30, 2011 9:07 PM
Anonymous said...
is this for 10.7.2 or 10.7?
October 30, 2011 9:11 PM
DoZe2 said...
Yes ! Choose the BEST , forget the REST ;O)
October 30, 2011 9:11 PM
Anonymous said...
Thanks Tony! Best, TheRebelMC
October 30, 2011 9:11 PM
MacPharoh said...
TIME FOR A CLEAN INSTALL :) THANK YOU GUYS
October 30, 2011 9:13 PM
irishj said...
Super...Top job once again Tony !
October 30, 2011 9:14 PM
Anonymous said...
this is such a good news!! thanks tony!! greetings from the Philippines!! - netzu
October 30, 2011 9:16 PM
Anonymous said...
Great job, you guys rock!!! can i create a usb like this to install snow leopard?
October 30, 2011 9:16 PM
nongtokung said...
nice man :)
October 30, 2011 9:46 PM
Anonymous said...
YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME ! - lonetree
October 30, 2011 9:55 PM
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Vollie said...
So i cant go from windows to lion? ,, first i need to install 10.6 and than ik can make the USB ??
October 30, 2011 10:06 PM
AinSoph said...
Thanks Tony. Again doing the best work in the hackintosh community
October 30, 2011 10:12 PM
Spartanpixel said...
FUCK YEAH!
October 30, 2011 10:25 PM
Anonymous said...
Thank you tonymac!! you made my effin day! This whole weekend was a headache installing SL then updating to Lion on Fujitsu! Woo hoo! Halloween treat arrives early!
October 30, 2011 10:29 PM
Anonymous said...
This is incredible. I have a new system getting delivered this week. Can't wait to get this going.
October 30, 2011 11:25 PM
Anonymous said...
Thank you very much !!
October 30, 2011 11:44 PM
Anonymous said...
Gracias Tony!!!
October 31, 2011 12:06 AM
Anonymous said...
You guys rock, and you released it ahead of schedule.
October 31, 2011 12:26 AM
bare brazil said...

Thank you tonymac!! Brasil agradece!!!!!!!!! Fenomeno!!!!!
October 31, 2011 12:34 AM
Anonymous said...
Thank you Tony and MacMan!
October 31, 2011 12:36 AM
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Anonymous said...
I got installer but disk utility not detect any SATA device (dvd+rw or HDD).Any idea how can I resolve this ?. I boot with -v-f PCIRootUID=0 GraphicsEnabler=yes Thanks Tony & MacMan !
October 31, 2011 12:56 AM
Anonymous said...
NICE This method support Apple software RAID 0 ?
October 31, 2011 1:03 AM
Cashyy said...
Could I use this if I NEVER installed lion before, but running lion in a vm?
October 31, 2011 1:17 AM
kevin scott said...

will do a clean install of lion on my laptop! thank you Tony! :) -greetings from Philippines!
October 31, 2011 1:30 AM
Anonymous said...
Is there any clean way to get iCloud working. I did search lots of blogs forums and tried deleting the network prefs, creating a fake serial number. Motherboard: Z68MA-d2h-b3 wifi card: dwa-556
October 31, 2011 2:20 AM
SwedishGojira said...
Is this working for an MBR install or would I have to add Nawcoms patched files for that?
October 31, 2011 2:22 AM
Anonymous said...
Nice :-) Are we going to get the same for Snow leopard anytime?
October 31, 2011 2:42 AM
Anonymous said...
thanks, but yes u still need an installed OSX to install Lion.
October 31, 2011 3:18 AM
Meth said...
What about supporting MBR install of Lion? And surely UniBeast should support Snow as well as Lion? Lion is awful slow on my D945GCLF2 but Snow was fine. Would be nice to have one USB installer ;)
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installer ;)
October 31, 2011 3:38 AM
Tae said...
WOW!!!! What a crazy one TONY~~~!!!! THXS~~~~!!!
October 31, 2011 4:03 AM
BruceLee5000 said...
Just to be clear, about the "LAPTOP SUPPORT" option. You put a check in the box if you are using a Laptop TO MAKE your Unibeast installer, correct? It's not if you're planning to USE the installer (to put Lion) on a Laptop, correct? *** Interesting, could you explain what does a laptop do wrong without this option checked? Thanks for all your great work!
October 31, 2011 4:06 AM
Anonymous said...
But i already had a bootable USB Lion installer since 10.7.0! After creating the installer usb with xMove,i simply made an easybeast install on it and voil,bootable Lion USB(no need for rBoot). I even installed PS/2 Voodoo Controller and i could install it with an PS/2 mouse :D
October 31, 2011 4:08 AM
Sammy said...
"The following guide requires no coding, terminal work, or Mac experience of any kind." How can you claim that no Mac experience of any kind is needed in order to follow the guide, when clearly you need to have OSX running already? Sure, a friend could do it for you and give you the USB drive after, but that doesn't fit the guide. If I cannot go to the Apple store, buy their Lion USB drive, and prepare everything without ever needing OSX until I install it, then you should list "Running OSX machine" in your "You will need" list. You may think it is silly and/or unnecessary, because if one reads the guide, that much is clear, but remember that we are dealing with people. People are smart. People are dumb. Perfectionisim rant aside, AWESOME aid again!
October 31, 2011 4:45 AM
Anonymous said...
I start on cle usb but I remain on the page where I have a gray background Lion but I have no more to start the installation, an idea?
October 31, 2011 4:48 AM
Anonymous said...
Thanks a lot Tony!!! U Guys R the best!! U answered all my Prayers!!
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U answered all my Prayers!!
tonymacx86 RULEZZZZZZ!!!!
October 31, 2011 4:56 AM
Anonymous said...
thanks men tony from spain ;)
October 31, 2011 5:09 AM
Giel said...
Step 4.3 says to browse to download Multibeast... Does that mean the most common ethernet enablers are already in the Lion install? I can't imagine so... So wouldn't it be best to pre-download Multibeast? I know my ethernet doesn't work with a plain Lion...
October 31, 2011 5:14 AM
Anonymous said...
Thanks, merci, grazias, obrigado, danke, sposiba, gincuie, arigato......
October 31, 2011 5:39 AM
Marty80 said...
Just awesome. You guys have done so much for the hackintosh community... thank you very much. Can you elaborate on the "Laptop Support" option please?
October 31, 2011 5:48 AM
tonyd said...
Tony - thanks, it works better that than flash...
October 31, 2011 6:35 AM
Anonymous said...
Thanks from Ukraine!!!!
October 31, 2011 7:01 AM
GDMorry said...
GREAT :) this is the furthest I've got with installation of Lion on my DV7 Laptop!! I finally got to the installation screen. However after reboot the blank screen returns :( HD3000 and ATI6770m
October 31, 2011 7:08 AM
Anonymous said...
great work ! question -> if I purchase osx lion from apple store but have MBP on which I want to upgrade plus I'm building custom mac can I use the same serial or do I have to buy another one ? Thanks,
October 31, 2011 8:11 AM
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T Williamson said...
tony, you're the best in the hackintosh community! awesome
October 31, 2011 8:36 AM
Anonymous said...
will i need to unplug any RAM before installing if I'm using more than 4gigs, and put them back in after installing like in the Snow Leopard guide??? Thanks Tony & MacMan!!!
October 31, 2011 8:51 AM
Anonymous said...
Completely unbelievably AWESOME! I'm still waiting to finalize my build but this is just the freakin cherry on top.
October 31, 2011 10:01 AM
Anonymous said...
Question... If I have a 16gb USB flash drive, can I create 2 partitions, one 8gb for the Lion installer per the instructions above, and the other for the multibeast and driver files, or must one use 2 separate flash drives?
October 31, 2011 10:03 AM
koziakauzu said...
great tool, but after installation, the first boot/account creation is EXTREMELY slow and laggy. I eventually managed to finalize it, go to desktop.. finder hangs forever.. After a reboot, the grey apple screen is still loading 30min later.. any advice? i7/z68ma-d2h-b3/gtx560ti here..
October 31, 2011 10:40 AM
Vladimir Bulgaru said...

Hey! Did as indicated in the guide, but i can't even get to the loader where to select the destination from. My screen simply freezes and nothing happens. My MB is GA-EP35-DS3L Any advices?
October 31, 2011 11:17 AM
Anonymous said...
what i really wanted is a tool to install Lion without the need of using a mac os at all...the only thing that this tool does is basically the need for updating an already installed mac osx is not required, such as in SL case u dont need to go to 10.6.6. If u have a SL 10.6.6 u can use other methods,,such as putting the installer in the usb and adding easybeast to it,,please correct me if im wrong or am i missing the point?
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im wrong or am i missing the point? thank you.

October 31, 2011 12:03 PM
Anonymous said...
Under a leopard installation it seems the unibeast usb to usb installer doesn't show time nor does the bar update after configuring installation. It does however put files on the usb stick as i first gave up after 3minutes no update on the bar and it had about 1.5gig used. i later tryed for about 10 minutes and it put about 4gigs of files on the drive. I am now trying if it will complete at some point within 1-2hours....
October 31, 2011 12:13 PM
Anonymous said...
Thanks you Tony & MacMan
October 31, 2011 12:45 PM
Bruno said...
i have only apple logo... any solution???
October 31, 2011 12:52 PM
noggin said...
Trying this with 10.7.2 on a GA-Z68P-DS3 with on-board gfx and a single HDMI. Running Unibeast with no boot options gets me to the Apple logo and the spinning wheel, but the wheel freezes and my USB stick stops doing anything (lamp on it stops flashing) Running Unibeast with GraphicsEnabler=No gets me to a white screen with a moving mouse pointer and nothing else. Not sure what to try next...
October 31, 2011 1:00 PM
Anonymous said...
Having exact same problem as noggin
October 31, 2011 2:19 PM
Anonymous said...
If you get stuck on grey canvas like background with no installer window, try switching your video output (if you have multiple output)
October 31, 2011 3:42 PM
hacklos said...
Stuck on Verifying DMI Pool Data. I don't see the USB Flash drive activity light going either.
October 31, 2011 3:57 PM
Anonymous said...
has any body tried this on a dell inspiron 1545.
October 31, 2011 5:21 PM
Anonymous said...
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Anonymous said...
Excellent work. Trying this on an Intel DP43BF Hanging on the PCI Configuration SL needed to boot with NPCI=0x2000 - this does not seem to work here ? Any suggestions ?
October 31, 2011 6:44 PM
Anonymous said...
Like noggin said "Running Unibeast with no boot options gets me to the Apple logo and the spinning wheel, but the wheel freezes and my USB stick stops doing anything (lamp on it stops flashing) Running Unibeast with GraphicsEnabler=No gets me to a white screen with a moving mouse pointer and nothing else." Same problem for me anyone have any solution to fix that?
October 31, 2011 6:50 PM
Anonymous said...
Instructions worked perfectly on Gigabyte EP45-UD3L/Nvidia GT220. Thanks Tony!
October 31, 2011 6:54 PM
Anonymous said...
Cant get to Installation with a Core i3 350M
October 31, 2011 8:06 PM
Anonymous said...
Worked like a charm,Thanks Tony & MacMan.
October 31, 2011 8:17 PM
Robbish said...
Hi Tonymacx86, please clarify.. with UniBeast install method, can we now perform a clean install of our purchased Mac OS X Lion App Store download without having Mac OS X Snow Leopard installed ?
October 31, 2011 8:20 PM
lisapower said...
Thanks so much for this nice Gift before christmas. you rock!
October 31, 2011 8:43 PM
Anonymous said...
I have a .dmg of Lion. Do I just make a folder and copy the contents in the folder to make sure the installer is in /Applications? This is my second build. This is the brightest light since I started my second build. Thanks Tony!
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Anonymous said...
You rock man, I've followed your steps to the letter and I got a success story with my Lion on GA-X58A-UD5 even after updating to 10.7.2. The MutliBeast 4.0.3 worked better with me after the update. The only thing that I hate in Lion now is the Bug in the Sharing files with SMB, wont allow me to connect from any Windows nor Mac. Thanks Tony for your great efforts to make our live easy with your amazing method of installing Mac on our PC. Regards,
Anonymous said...
Hi Tony, Thanks for your effort in making UniBeast alive. Lion 7.0 is currently being setup in my Dell xps m1330. Thanks a lot.
DanN7 said...
Nice, tony.. but please remove the PCIRootUID=1 from the Boot.plist and why it always Resetting my CMOS to default? something wrong with the kexts? i have to modify it again.. btw.. Tony, Mac x ROCKS!!!!
hackintosh_linux said...
I broke my machine when I upgraded to SL 10.6.8 using software update and since then my machine was unbootable using iBoot CD as well. I was waiting for Lion clean installer to upgrade my system. But when I boot using the USB disk, it hangs and doesn't even get to the Chimera screen. How bad the software update has broken my computer? What's the best way to resolve this? If there is no way to fix my existing system, I will wipe clean the SL disk so that I can install Lion cleanly. I was just hoping that I could upgrade the existing system. Is there any way to fix this?
Anonymous said...
Expecting a beast for starting the installation process from a windows machine, coz there are people not owning a Mac machine yet.
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Anonymous said...
Cant get to Installation with a Core i3 350M GA-H75-USB3

Anonymous said...
I used DMG file and opened it, then tried unibeast and it copied all the files to new usb drive. I booted the USB from Intel i3 GA-h57-usb3 mother board and after couple of minutes it showed "crashed". What could be the problem.
Anonymous said...
boot0: done boot1:error?
LAkshmi NArayana said...

Everything went fine, but laptop users don't forget to have a usb keyboard because internal ps2 keyboard will not be recognised. Thanks a lot to tonymacx86 team.. :-)
Ippo said...
For some unknow reason just version Lion 10.7 11a494, the 511 (gold) does not write do usb. Hei guys, temember that bootloader alone does not solve hardware issues! If your hardware are not supported by OSX version, there is no magic! Perhaps could add an option to easy add a custom DSDT and custom kexts to UniBeast boot, make it more usefull. Ippo
November 1, 2011 12:48 PM
slowjin said...
Used this method to upgrade my dated 10.6.7 to 10.7.2. FIRST, took a carbon copy clone of the 10.6.7 (had a bad experience last time upgrading to 10.6.6) Then everything went SMOOTHLY thereafter. Had issues with iCloud login but between the Official iCloud thread solutions and finally upgrading one of my iPhones to iOS5, now iCloud is working well. Tony and Macman (and whoever else helps out in these), THANKS!!
arikstress on gmail said...

wow! now i downloading it!!! wanna try it now , you rock TONY!!!
Anonymous said...
@DanN7
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CMOS reset because UniBeast not included ForceLegacyRTC.kext. UniBeast will included ForceLegacyRTC.kext in the future?
Anonymous said...
The progress bar does not update on Leopard. The status stays on "Installing multi - Configuring Installation." I'll post my results later.
arikstress on gmail said...

Tony MacMan, you save my life, i never success with xmove method, and i only succeed making my own installer and put it in my hard drive, now i already testing it and make my usb hdd as lion installer and 100 percent working , easy to use as your instructions above. Congrats and Brilliant!!!!
Anonymous said...
Tried several USB drives but no dice. Installing from a Macbook Pro. Advice anybody? Also, do you check the laptop option if you're installing *onto* a laptop or creating the installation drive *from* a laptop?
zodz said...
hi i accidentally formatted my drive as GUID partition table is that ok or i have to reformat? thx in advance
Eddie said...
Congratulations guys. Fantastic work! This just made everything so much easier! And no Optical Drive necessary! Just what I wanted!
Anonymous said...
Works great! Wiped my boot disc and did an install using Unibeast + Multibeast. Zero problems!
Anonymous said...
Great Work Guys! Rather than use a USB stick I used a leftover USB HDD. Worked a treat. THANKS!
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LordTaco said...
Mary me. Jk, but really, this is awesome, Gonna give this a try now, I'm currently about to do a reinstall of SL, but I'll try this instead.
itchy8 said...
Oh wow. Oh wow. Oh wow.
Olov Kllgarn said...

Worked silly nice on a Gigabyte GA-H67N-USB3-B3 with Core i5 2500K and Radeon HD5850 1GB. Network working directly, correct screen resolution, everything identified correctly. Amazing.
emax4 said...
Works fine. The whole thing weighs in at less than 5 GB, so I was able to put all of my extra tonymacx86 downloads, extra kexts, and other install files I wanted (wireless networking, wireless hardware drivers) on the same stick.
Anonymous said...
Thanks Tony for the Hard work, it works the first time, its the easiest installation yet.
damndoe said...
I tried USB-HDD, USB-ZIP and USB-FDD in BIOS Result: boot0: done boot1: error After that I tried to install Chimera 1.6 onto the USB stick Still the same error.
Anonymous said...
The difference between the possible and the impossible lies in a person's determination. Thank you guys
Anonymous said...
So coollll!!!! Thanks very very mach!
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goc said...
this is great , i must try it !!! but one thing bugs me ... 11. If using the Install Mac OS X Lion Application, it must be in /Applications folder. what exactly must be in App folder ? sorry i'm new here.
tj said...
I may be missing something here, but I have the exact customac mini 2011 components (except dvd drive, will be here tomorrow) and assembled them today. I insert the usb and select boot and get the apple screen then very shortly after get a small "no symbol" (circle with line through it). I was under the impression that I could do this without having anything installed already. Am I wrong?
Anonymous said...
Thank you once again! You are doing awesome job, we all apreciate it. Big thank you once againg!
Anonymous said...
Installed on a spare USB hard drive and it works a treat. Booted without a problem. Thanks guys!
BruceLee5000 said...
I am getting the same problem as "tj" two comments above. All CustoMacMini components installed, Unibeast USB 2.0 ThumbDrive in the USB 3.0 top port. Gray Apple Logo on screen and after 60 or 120 rotations of the little Mac OS "processing" icon, a gray "Crossed Out Circle" (Ghostbuster Symbol) pops up over the Apple Logo. My friend with a SL MacBookPro prepared this ThumbDrive and said that the Unibeast Install took nearly an hour. So I'm going to try to remake the Unibeast Installer on my G4 iBook after I copy the Lion Installer I paid him to download for me to my Applications folder.
Anonymous said...
Wow, thanks. I am interested in installing Lion VMs for a variety of reasons. I assume this would work on a VM (VMWare/Oracle etc)? Thoughts?
tj said...
@BruceLee I made a second version and still had the same issue..Plugged into the same port as you...we
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must just be missing something, but please let me know if ou can get it to work.
Tom said...
Will this work on AMD Quad-Core A6-3400M To be more exact model: HP Pavilion dv6-6108us
Anonymous said...
Thanks for creating this tool.. kinda glad I dragged my feet hackintosh'ing my PC. BTW I formatted the USB key and removed it (to go home). Make sure to insert the USB key before starting UniBeast, o/w it won't let you choose it
Harry said...
I just put together my new box but when I get to install Lion, it can't find my ssd. (I have the OCZ Agility 3 120GB. Any suggestions?
Anonymous said...
I had broken my SL 10.6.8 trying to update to Lion and left it until now. I reinstalled SL 10.6, updated to 10.6.6 downloaded Lion, used the unibeast method and did a clean install. When the computer booted into Lion, the only thing that was missing was the sound. Used Multi-Beast to install the sound and now I have fully working Lion on my PC. Thanks Tony! By the way, I have a GA-P55-USB3 rev 2.0 F9 Bios.
p8blr said...
Thanks so much for this new method! WAY better than the upgrade method.
Anonymous said...
Is this supposed to work on most Intel chips? Have a laptop with Pentium, can't get past logo screen. No spinning wheel. It's an HP Pavilion DV5000. Have a GA-P67-D3-B3 with i5-2500, works like a charm. Thanks for any info and thanks so much for all the good work, best place for everything hackintosh!
Antonio said...
Is there any way to do this if I don't have the installer? Lion came pre-installed on my Macbook Air. I never had to download it...
Anonymous said...
Make UniBeast for Windows otherwise it would be useless for some people who don't have a Mac and directly want to install Lion.
Stephen Kirby said...
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Stephen Kirby said...
Wow, I've arranged to drag a laptop out of retirement, blow off the dust and give it the treatment. Thanks v much. How many cups of coffee would you like?
Anonymous said...
speechless. what have you done, tony? really great work, thanks u so much
Mark said...
I am going to attempt to instal this on a hp mini 110, im guessing it will work. I have installed SL on it and got everything working, including the updates. I will Document everything i do and how i do it, and if i get everything working with lion, i will post it in plain easy to understand instructions
Anonymous said...
Thank you so much. This is working flawlessly with my gigabyte motherboard.
Anonymous said...
I'm stuck on the loading screen. (Just like any boot screen on OS X, grey Apple logo centered, but with the spinning gear. The gear keeps spinning, that's it.)
wryenn said...
I'm stuck on grey boot screen as well, while attempting to install on HP Mini 1000. Any ideas?
boberspb said...
Hello Tony!!! help me! Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-H67N-USB3-B3 no work unibeast method(((( Kernel panic(((
elppa said...
Tried this on a Gigabyte i3 build that had previously failed when trying to install Snow Leopard via iboot+multibeast. It worked like a charm! Sweet! Thanks Tony & co.
Anonymous said...
got lion installed on HP desktop 8000... its pretty cool.. thx
LAWLRUS said...
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I wish there was a way to install lion with only the store bought lion drive. Like iboot used to be. lolz.
elppa said...
The guide says to boot into Lion and then download Multibeast from your freshly-installed system. I think it's more practical to download Multibeast first and have it (and the appropriate DSDT file) on a handy USB stick. After all, on many installs you need Multibeast in order to get networking up and running!
Anonymous said...
Is this working with amd processors? and is it compatible to the gigabyte ga-870a-ud3?
Salpeme said...
My HP Mini 110 just restarts after i selects the USB option , no apple logo, no nothing .. HELP!
Volmir said...
Tony, you is THE BEST man! With your information, i have success in the native instalation or OS X Lion (and update 10.7.2) in my Core 2 Duo E7500 with OLD mainboard Asus P5W DH Deluxe. The only great problem i have with de sound Realtek ALC882M, but i have sucess using the options of MultiBeast: ( X ) System Utilities ( X ) Audio/Universao/VoodooHDA 0.2.7.3 Great! Great! Great job! Tanks!
Anonymous said...
my motherboard doesn't support usb boot... is there anyway around it?
Anonymous said...
Is thi method work for AMD laptop? I'm using Compag CQ40
Anonymous said...
Your Mac (er, PC) must have an Intel Core 2 Duo, Core i3, Core i5, Core i7, or Xeon processor to run Lion. See http://www.apple.com/macosx/how-to-buy/. Neither Atom nor Pentium processors are not supported until someone patches a Lion kernel for unsupported processors.
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Anonymous said...
But don't you still need an OSX install to use Unibeast?
roberto.rivera said...
Can this method be used to install on stock apple hardware too? (ie: MacBook Pro) I'm asking because I'd rather do this and be able to install on my hackintosh and mac from the same device than fork an extra $60 to apple for yet another flash drive.
tj said...
@BruceLee I think I have it figured out. The motherboard is only recognizing the usb drive in the 3.0 ports whike booting, but os doesn't recognize it. I am currently installing but what I did to get it to start is to keep in 3.0 port for boot then when the apple screen pops up I quickly moved it to a 2.0 port and it started flashing again and found the install info. FINALLY
Devox_de said...
Worked with an Gigabyte GA-H67N-USB3-B3 & Intel Core i5 2500K. But had to bring it to 1.6.8 in order to make the USB-Stick, and then did a clean install with it. I tried different approaches before. Downloading the LION App from the Store does NOT work if you have a "Core Duo" processor, as in early intel macmini's & Mac Books. There is also some issues with different USB-Sticks. I tried 4 (!) different USB-Sticks, till I found one UniBeast would fill correctly with the Setup-Data AND which was supported by the Gigabyte Board to Boot-up from. Thes last Issue can get solved by flashing the Motherboards BIOS to the latest Version. But don't even try to use Q-Flash for this. Make a Bootable DOS-Drive out of your USB-Stick and put the Install-Software on it and run it under DOS.
Anonymous said...
Not work , USB Notification the device EHCI root hub simulation etc and FireWire GUID ffffffXXXXXXX is Invalid Core 2 Duo X3100
NZiebart said...
HELL YEAH!
Stuffwhy said...
@BruceLee and @tj
I'm not sure what your progress is, but I experienced a 'no' symbol trying to boot a Unibeast USB drive in a CustoMac build (not the 'mini' though). I was upset but kept trying different boot flags.
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drive in a CustoMac build (not the 'mini' though). I was upset but kept trying different boot flags. Verbose mode -v allowed me to see the boot from the USB drive was tripped up at an iousbfamily issue where it could not enumerate a device that was plugged in. it kept trying, iteration after iteration, and somewhat by accident discovered that quickly unplugging and replugging the drive bypassed this issue and successfully booted into the Lion Installer. Of note: I did not use a USB 3.0 port, I used a USB 2.0 port. Booting from USB 3.0 yielded a 'no boot device' message. If and when this is successful in a full installation, I hope to post a success story in the forum, so you might be able to look for me there. I'm Mamamui here.
Anonymous said...
- si o' meglio! - sei il migliore! - you are the best! GRAZIE.
Anonymous said...
Work fine in desktop PC 90% motherboard but in Laptop with Intel GM965 Express chipset is problem with 99% Users. Imposible install Lion boot with all prefix combination like -f -x -s -v or pcirootuid=0 or 1 etc USBLegacyoff=yes or both another prefix combinate with this prefix and 100 time boot but nothing etc etc Not work , USB Notification the device EHCI root hub simulation etc and FireWire GUID ffffffXXXXXXX is Invalid I'm post this problem in forum before 10-15 days but not 1 Answer . So problem exsist In desktop PC i install Lion in 1 times without any error or boot prefix and etc and work like a sharm. Soo tnx for Desktop Tony realy work exselent
Anonymous said...
Good Job with Unibeast. I Have a suggestion... Please ADD a 1) DSDT Extractor and Patcher in the Multibeast Scripts. 2)Extractor to read the System and determine what if any addl KEXTS are needed... Perhaps the extractor can check for Audio, Video and Network I needed to use the E1000e driver to get full function of my Ethernet and the AppleAzzila Driver with Kext Utility for Audio. Thanks.
Anonymous said...
Hi guys, I need your help! I purchased the lion and then i installed it in a DVD making it bootable. How can i make the usb bootable using the lion app install in the DVD without downloading again from the mac appstore?
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Thank you!
Anonymous said...
Don't work with VAIO E and F series... Block to [PCI Configuration Begin]
Anonymous said...
f*ck'n awesome... I gave u some money via shitpal ... nice work guys.... :)
Anonymous said...
Appears to not work on a Compaq Presario CQ5110F. Motherboard: M2N68-LA with GeForce 6150SE nForce 430. On attempting to boot it gives: boot0: done boot1: error_ And that's it; hang-o-rama.
Anonymous said...
its not working! "EBIOS read error: Device timeout" after about 20 minutes of getting the same error it finally got to the Chimera Boot screen but then hangs on the apple gray screen and a small square with a crossed out circle comes out and that is it!!! really frustrating!!!!!! I got a GA-z68apD3 with an i5 2500K
Anonymous said...
I cant find my motherboard on the DSDT database. I have a hp a6742p with a ASUS motherboard IPIBL -LB. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks, otherwise everything worked well.
JG said...
ok I figure it out!!! plug the usb, turn on pc, press F12, choose usb hdd, let it boot, it will give you and error that "device timeout" let it stay there for about 30min., (you will get many many "read error: device timeout" it's ok) when the chimera screen comes out with the arrows on your keyboard choose "boot in verbose mode -v" and you are good to go!!! the apple screen comes out and a little bit after that the choose your language and bla bla bla 15min later you got Lion on you Hack!!! :)
Anonymous said...
Not working. Unable to find Root Device. I have seen this happen on certain USB Flash drives/PC's. FOr some reason the chameleon or Chimera needs to be installed on the EFI partition. That is the only work around. WHy do we need the USB to be Master Boot and not GUID? THis should work with GUID and Chimera on EFI. I will reports back if I am successful with this.
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Jay said...
Is there any known compatability issues? e.g. Will this work on a Atom processor? I've already got Snow Leopard on my NetBook, wondering if I can update it to Lion
Anonymous said...
Worked great with my Gigabyte G41M-Combo, Intel Q6600 and 8gb Gskill DDR3. Thanks for the great work!
Anonymous said...
Taking A Lot Of Time In " Running Pakage Scripts..." Is This Natural?
Moochphotography said...
Great job, unfortunately, it's not working for me. I have a Dell 1525 laptop with Intel on-board graphics. It hangs every time during Lion install. I followed this guide with a bit more success. http://sites.google.com/site/nozyczek/home/hackintosh/how-to-install-lion-10-7-0-on-dell-inspiron1525 I then tried using MultiBeast to update DSDT.aml with bootloader but it gave me a kernel panic. I'll keep at it. Just wanted to say Thanks! anyway. :)
TuZhao said...
As previously stated, the Unibeast installation won't update the progress bar and after 1 hour I gave up, although disk activity is present. It looks like it gets stuck though as I can see the files getting written and deleted on the USB key. I'm gonna try with a normal USB hard disk just to see if something changes.
tot31 said...
Works like a charm on my Core i7 920 system but fail to boot on my Gateway NV48 notebook....
Ivan said...
Worked on ASUS P6X58D-E + i7 950 + GTX 470. No need to unplug hard drives or usb devices, mine installed with ShuttlePro/tablet/marvel raid (4TB)/windows HDs/etc easily. I'm amazed by the quality of the team's work.
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rafacq said...
I was unable to finish updating an 10.6.8, but a reformat of the HD and fresh installation worked. I then did a Migration Assistant from the cloned backup drive and it worked. Now that all my apps and data are in LION, I formatted the Snow Leopard clone backup drive, and did a new clone of LION to the backup drive. Interestingly, the second internal drive in LION is seen as an external drive! Any ideas?
Scott B. said...
I get "the following install step failed: run postinstall script for multi. Contact the software manufacturer for assistance." BUT - There are several gigs of data on the USB thumb drive, so I don't know if it did indeed work or not. I have a log file with like 2,000 lines in it. Lots of "cannot overwrite directory" entries. Hrmm. :-/
Anonymous said...
It works ok.. But if I try to personalize my fresh copy of Lion (the second step, before choose the language), no options appears.. Is it normal?
Anonymous said...
As asked several times above, any advice on installing onto a Mac with an intel core duo. (not meeting minimum req. for regular upgrade) thanks
Anonymous said...
Anonymous said... It works ok.. But if I try to personalize my fresh copy of Lion (the second step, before choose the language), no options appears.. Is it normal? =================== I get this too ... Same as the XMOVE method of installing Lion ... Which leads me to the conclusion that UniBeast is just the same as XMOVE adapted to a USB drive ...
Damian said...
@Scott B I also get an error saying that 'The Installation Failed' did you manage to find a way around this or still waiting on an answer?
HouseAd said...
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To Tony & all contributors to UniBeast - you RULE!! For some reason the xMove Lion never quite worked, but UniBeast completed without a hitch. Looking forward to finally playing with Lion on my Sandy Bridge CustoMac!
Anonymous said...
I'm trying to boot this under -x -v and all i get is "Still waiting for root device " I have none of my SATA connectors in and just my USB stick. What can i do? Thanks
Anonymous said...
Is it possible to hackintosh a laptop with celeron U3600 CPU?
Anonymous said...
Thank you, now i got everything working very nice. First i had some problems with the keyboard, but then i used on with USB instead of PS/2 and that one worked. So i did the setup and downloaded logitech control center and now my original keyboard is working again. So i am very glad with the result! some small issues need to be corrected by drivers, but the installation process was fast and easy. Now i have a completely working OS X Lion!
Unknown said...
@Damian - Unfortunately no reply as of yet. I am good with computers, but getting the right configs for this hackintosh thing is really kicking my butt :P Asus P5GC-MX 1333, 2 gigs RAM. Radeon HD 5450 which reports itself as a 4950 under OS X [iirc]. For some reason, even with a DSDT file I found thru Google, NO INTERNET ugh. That's like 80% of the Mac experience. The other bit I can't really understand is where to place the DSDT file, MAYBE I've got it in the right spot (currently the Extra/ folder in the root of the HD)? How does one modify it to add features or tweak existing ones. And why does the file NOT enable all the features of my Asus P5GC-MX 1333 - all it seems to do [under Snow Leopard anyway] is enable only a higher resolution of graphics 1440x1050. USB mouse and keyboard seem to work, but I'm not sure if adding other cards etc is a good idea because I don't want to crack this fragile egg. Unless of course someone knows of a WORKING dsdt file that enables the Ethernet port, and maybe can recommend a graphics card that still exists to use with my mobo. Trying to make a Final Cut Pro system, doesn't have to be at all fast, just has to "work." BUT - It has to support at least dual monitors. Am I dreaming?
roman26 said...
Thanks Tony, everything works like charm. Used external hdd as installer, but it didnt boot. Booted with iBoot cd.
visitor29 said...
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any success with dell precision m6400?
TonyMain said...
Awesome!
Anonymous said...
@Scott B I'm also getting an error saying that 'The Installation Failed' and errors "cannot overwrite directory" in the log file, did you manage to find an answer?
Anonymous said...
Can someone confirm they've created the UniBeast USB stick successfully with Lion USB stick ($69.99 version)?
Anonymous said...
How Can I get a Working DSDT for a Intel Dx58so with current bios. I had to set ENERGY settings in system preferences to never otherwise my system locks and never wakes.
Anonymous said...
Man is this the greatest method ever! Using USB Thumb drive method is way better and faster also error free than using Disc's that scratch and read slower! No more installing SL first, upgrade then Lion... Oh no, skip all that now and just install Lion with this! Went to Frys Elec. for a Lion native graphic's card for this whack old HP desktop that I'm turning into a Mac Pro. Got the Zotac GT520 1GB Nvidia grafix card and a Kingston White/Yellow (perfect for Lion color) 8GB DataTraveler G3 ($9) which to my surprise its a damn fast USB drive! The Zotac GT 520 was native out the box in Lion using the latest Multibeast v4.03 and iBoot v2.0. Unibeast v1 transformed this 8GB DataTraveler G3 into a Lion USB installer and boy was I surprised, it booted up the old HP in no time, went into the setup in less then 30sec. and did a full clean installation of Lion in less then 15 minutes! Way faster then a DVD installation. Although I couldn't get into the setup page in my laptop when trying this method, i had to use iBoot and then the Lion USB. Later I found out it was halted in "PCI Configuration Begin" and it was do to the Chamera installer in the USB, and in the Extra folder which contain the plist. I took out the "npci=0x2000" insertion and that fix the problem... Now I can boot from just the USB Lion without the help of iBoot! Recommends the Kingston 8G DataTraveler G3 thumb drive for a reliable Lion installation!
David said...
Okay I'm confused... I downloaded UniBeast and xMove and the file extensions are .PKG files which Windows can't open... So does this mean that to install Lion and making this USB all-in-one stick I have to find someone with a Mac to create this? Am I missing something here? I only have a Laptop running Windows 7 so is there a way I can do this "hackintosh" thing without having to use a Mac?
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Robbish said...
In answer to Anonymous (November 7, 2011 6:01 PM), Unibeast is not a copy of the Retail Lion USB stick. It is an Tonymacx86 installer for your existing purchased retail Mac OS X Lion USB stick or your Mac OS X Lion App if you have purchased and download from the App Store. Unlike xMove, Unibeast enables you to perform a clean install w/o the need for Mac OS X Snow Leopard. I agree with others on the forum in that i would download all the other files like MultiBeast, DSDT, networking and audio and have them ready in case networking doesn't work during install. I would also print out the instructions if you don't have a 2nd PC to help you.
john powell said...

No problems here with a Gigabyte H55N-USB3 and Gigabyte 9800GT. I had 10.7.2 running fine with xMove bit that install was pretty loaded with crap and I wanted a fresh start. UniBeast did the trick. Thanks.
Anonymous said...
Thanks to Robbish trying to answer the question as: "Unlike xMove, Unibeast enables you to perform a clean install w/o the need for Mac OS X Snow Leopard." but let look at the question again. Unibeast let you create an integrated USB bootable / Installation of OSX Lion. In the guide, there are 2 methods of creating the Unibeast bootable USB stick (with Lion inside) a) Lion purchased via AppStore b) Lion purchased as Apple Thumb Drive. the question was: HAS ANYONE created the Unibeast bootable/installer using the Apple THUMB Drive (option) successfully?
Sezin Lynn said...

It returns automatically back to Welcome Screen after registered, help!
cmjones70 said...
Firs off, thank you for your dedicated work and making this possible for the rest of us. I had success in booting to the Chimera screen and then into the languages. I was able to use the disk utility to re partition my HDD as instructed. When I closed the disk utility It said that the Lion upgrade could not be performed on this disk.
I downloaded (purchased) Lion from the Mac App Store, Created a backup of it but, left the original in the Applications directory. (I have not actually installed it on my MBPro - still on Snow)
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original in the Applications directory. (I have not actually installed it on my MBPro - still on Snow) I created the UniBeast thumb-drive using the instructions and indicating that it was an app store DL -- with apparent success. Another note, the UniBeast file used 10.1 GB of space - not the 8GB that the document referenced. Any ideas why I got the feedback that Lion "upgrade" could not be installed? (Obviously, it's not an upgrade - the drive is bare.)
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im wrong or am i missing the point? thank you.

November 1, 2011 12:27 AM

Cant get to Installation with a Core i3 350M GA-H75-USB3

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