Hi,

I have prepared my thumb drive as demonstrated in

How To Build A Hackintosh With Snow Leopard, Start To Finish | Lifehacker Australia.

After that, when UI started booting process. My Intel Detects the Thumb Drive and then gives the error of "Out of Range"

I do not know what is the problem, anyone here knows about the same, help me out.

My Hardware contains:
1: C2D Proccessor 2.53 GHz
2: Intel original DG31PR MotherBoard
3: 160 Gigs Hard Disk
4: 1 GB RAM.

Originally Posted by maclover85

Hi,

I have prepared my thumb drive as demonstrated in

How To Build A Hackintosh With Snow Leopard, Start To Finish | Lifehacker Australia.

After that, when UI started booting process. My Intel Detects the Thumb Drive and then gives the error of "Out of Range"

I do not know what is the problem, anyone here knows about the same, help me out.

My Hardware contains:
1: C2D Proccessor 2.53 GHz
2: Intel original DG31PR MotherBoard
3: 160 Gigs Hard Disk
4: 1 GB RAM.

Boot Sector or File System on your thumb drive is probably corrupted. Try wiping it and zeroing it out. Then reformat the device and have another go. Hope this helps

**Also be a good idea to check the CRC32 of the image you were using.