Tag Archives: electronics
$300 Mac Mod How-to Now in Instructable Form!
Well, I finally made it: my $300 Mac Instructable! It’s now easier to follow, thanks to it’s new format in Instructables.
How-to: Build Your Own DIY-intosh
Well, I think it’s about time that I made more of a how-to to build a DIY-intosh. There are plenty of how-to’s to make Hackintoshes, but those are teetering on the edge of legality, are difficult to get as stable … Continue reading
DIY-intosh is Working!
UPDATE (8/19/2010): You could probably do this a lot easier/quicker by just making an OS X USB drive by making a DMG of the OS X install disk and then restoring that image onto an 8 GB or larger USB … Continue reading
More IM-ME info
Ok, I don’t think I’m going to do anything with this, but to all those who’ve seen my previous posts and want to hack a GirlTech IM-ME, I give you this.
Confessions
Ok, in the last post about the DIY-intosh, I said that it was complete. Well, it wasn’t. I really did think it was, but I was unable to install OS X. The reason? It doesn’t actually think that its non-existent … Continue reading
The DIY-intosh is finally complete!
I finshed it! Many thanks to Tyler of Phantom Dev, who inspired me to do this project and who gave me the link to another mod that has a little more detail on wiring the power button. I also thank … Continue reading
DIY-intosh Works!
The blinking folder icon just means that the EFI bootloader can’t find a hard drive with an OS installed on it. This is fine, considering that there is no hard drive attached! All I need now is a good SATA … Continue reading
Reverse-engineering a VCR Knob/Jog-wheel
Here’s a video I made showing that it outputs in a pseudo-digital way: From the video description: This is a simple test I did to see how to decode the output from a VCR knob. First, I used a multimeter … Continue reading
DIY Mac Part II
The parts have been bought; all except the MacBook keyboard and the thermal compound. So it begins. Please donate; I really need money for this project! ^ That must have sounded reeeeally desperate. [paypal-donation purpose="Donation to Cyrozap's Tech Projects"]
Build your own fully-functional, non-hackintosh Mac!
As a side project, I have decided to build a Mac for under $300 that uses genuine Mac parts so that I may develop apps for the iPhone and iPod touch legally. Links: For Pics, For Details