Download the the disk image following the links provided in the end of all steps.a) Use a pre-built VirtualBox disk image (.vdi) that has both Snow Leopard 10.6.4 and boot loader pre-installed b) install manually step by step yourself. When I was about to write a full blog of the detail steps, I came to know from Dinesh that he actually had a post about using iBoot with VirtualBox, which was pretty much what I did. It has no mention of VirtualBox but the tools and instructions worked for me. With help from my friend, I found this page. I then searched up and down for the support of Core i5 boot loaders. After a number of hours try and error, I finally got to the conclusion that all my failures were because, the boot loader and OS X version combinations that I tried, none of them supports my Core i5 CPU. I couldn’t boot up the Mac Installer DVD from the virtual machine. There are a few good articles explaining how to install Mac OS X on VirtualBox and a lot of people had reported success:īut unfortunately, when I try to install on my Lenovo ThinkPad X201 with Core i5 M520 CPU, none of those guide worked.

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