Originally Posted by novikyuval

I saw you great guide you posted somewhen and I've already downloaded the EIF and installed it (It will be erased when I'll install the Snow Leopard, won't it... ).
The problem is that in Israel, our only representer is called iDigital and it has much higher prices (it casts 40$ in here), so maybe I'll ask my cousin to mail it to me.

Thanks,
Yuval.

P.S: Is there a chance that the installation disc won't work?

There's always a Risk factor for everything and Creating a Hackintosh is one of them. In my opinion is worth it, because in the end you not only would have you very own Hackintosh but the bragging rights of owning one. Besides I like the challenge. The Only thing that you'll have to do after the installation is finding The Kexts (Drivers) compatible with your system, which it can be annoying sometimes but you'll find them If you know where to look. I have installed it the same system for many of my friends and it works perfectly.

Does Rebel EFI works only with Snow Leopard?
Will it work with Leopard somehow?
Because It would take few weeks till I'll be able to get the installation disc, and I wonder if I can run Leopard and XP 'till it will come.

Thanks,
Yuval.

I saw that the Rebel EFI application doesn't work with my version of Mac, but is there any other software what would?

Originally Posted by novikyuval

Does Rebel EFI works only with Snow Leopard?
Will it work with Leopard somehow?
Because It would take few weeks till I'll be able to get the installation disc, and I wonder if I can run Leopard and XP 'till it will come.

Thanks,
Yuval.

I saw that the Rebel EFI application doesn't work with my version of Mac, but is there any other software what would?

There's plenty of Bootloaders program out there that might work with your system and allows you to install Mac OS. Programs like Rebel EFI Allows you to Install Snow Leopard OS in your PC. Sure you can have Dual Boots.