Hi,

Has anyone tried to Hackintosh this model? I know the Dell Mini 9 seems to be the best bet, but it is easier for us to get one of these.

Any help would be most useful. What am I looking for when looking at the specs of the PC?

Best wishes

Michael

Did you google it? please post the full specs, no links

Hi,

I did try and Google it, but couldn't find anything. The specs are below.

Thanks for your help.

Best wishes

Michael

Operating system installed

Genuine Windows® XP Home Service Pack 3 (32-bit)

Processor type - Intel® Atom™ processor N270 
• 1.60 GHz, Level 2 cache 512 KB 

Standard memory - 1024 MB

Memory layout - (1 x 1024 MB)

Maximum memory

Supports up to 1 GB DDR2 memory

Internal drives - 60 GB

Storage controller

SATA Hard Disk Drive

Hard disk drive speed

4200 rpm

System features
Memory card device

2-in-1 card reader for SD/MMC support

Network interface - Ethernet 10/100BT integrated network interface

Wireless technologies - 802.11b/g WLAN

Wireless capability

Bluetooth® wireless networking

External I/O ports

2 USB 2.0, 1 RJ45 ethernet connector, 2 headphones-out + mic-in combo jack, expansion port

Display size

10.2" WSVGA High Definition HP LED BrightView display

Display resolution - 1024 x 600
Graphic subsystem name - Intel GMA950

Video RAM

Up to 128 MB Total Available Graphics Memory

Webcam - Webcam with integrated microphone

Internal audio - 3D Sound Blaster Pro compatible sound 16 bit integrated

Speakers and microphone

Altec Lansing® speakers

Keyboard - 92% full size keyboard

Power supply type

30 W AC Power Adapter

Pointing device

Touch Pad with vertical Scroll Up/Down pad, left & right clicks

Battery type

3-cell Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion) battery


HI Guys

Just bought the same netbook and am wondering the same thing...

Anyone know if it can be done??

Andy

Hmm... no reply...

OK, I can actually answer my own question now
(bazcurtis, if you're still around?)

The Compaq 702EA is a clone of the HP Mini 1000 (or the other way around, depending on your perspective)

And it appears that the HP 1000 is a pretty good candidate for a for a full Mac 'Hack-over'

According to the 'Mac OS X Netbook Compatibility Chart' on "boingboing.net" The HP 1000 ranks up well, it says there's a problem with sound, but according the page Boingboing links to this too has now been fixed.
It also mentions possible problems with Ethernet but that's appearently been fixed too.

The full 'walk-through' can be found here

HP 1000 into MacNetbook

I'm going to have a crack at this hack and I'll report back now it goes

Andy