- #SOLAR ECLIPSE MAESTRO ON A HACKINTOSH MAC OS X#
- #SOLAR ECLIPSE MAESTRO ON A HACKINTOSH MAC OSX#
- #SOLAR ECLIPSE MAESTRO ON A HACKINTOSH INSTALL#
- #SOLAR ECLIPSE MAESTRO ON A HACKINTOSH DRIVERS#
- #SOLAR ECLIPSE MAESTRO ON A HACKINTOSH UPDATE#
Please contact me first before any commercial use.
Commercial distribution is strictly forbidden. It is currently localized in English and French. All features are optional, so the software can be used for as little or as much as desired. Observer position (latitude and longitude coordinates, elevation and timezone) is used to calculate local circumstances, so that camera actions can be referenced to specific eclipse events. You must then preprogram all exposure information according to a script. DSUSB ( Shoestring Astronomy) shutter control cables are also supported.
To help you enjoy the event, it can also control up to four USB or Firewire connected cameras ( Nikon, Canon, Panasonic, Sony, Fuji and Olympus DSLRs or MILCs, Ricoh, plus Nikon Coolpix line) and up to four USB or Ethernet connected SBIG CCD cameras with their filter wheels during a solar eclipse, so that you can be free to concentrate on observing the event visually. It can handle any solar eclipse, provide you Baily’s beads preview and animation, simulate an all-sky view or weather statistics, and a lot more. Solar Eclipse Maestro is the most versatile and feature-rich application for solar eclipses.
#SOLAR ECLIPSE MAESTRO ON A HACKINTOSH UPDATE#
(next minor update planned for early November 2021) Solar Eclipses > Solar Eclipse Photography Software You cannot browse this web page and site correctly before activating Javascript in the browser prefs If you need a detail guide on how I achived this build tell me and I will do my best to me it a easy step by step guide.Javascript isn’t activated or your browser does not support Javascript I did not take the risk of going through all of that as it took me 3 times to finally get it right. You will have to use the # disk again and may have to got throught the # proccess. If you do choose to update your software via the internet please beware of the security update from apple as I beleive it will stop you from being able to boot your machine. I'm using generic RAM, 1Gbx2 and 2Gbx2 respectively. I have access to the internet via Ethernet. Also use the guide on this forum for the BIOS set up. In all honesty I do not know if it is needed but I still choose to use it. The Motherboard (MB) was updated to 3.10, then after many attempts I used the winflash that I found on this forum (you will find it in the guide section on the secound page). I updated the BIOS for this before I started the instail and I did not need to do anything after.
#SOLAR ECLIPSE MAESTRO ON A HACKINTOSH DRIVERS#
M-Audio to this dat does not have drivers that support intel based macs.įor vision (GPU) I'm using nVidia Geforce 9600 GSO. To make your life easier and if you can afford to do so get yourself a USB Sound Interface and make sure you look to see if the manufactuar has drivers that support Snow Leopard. If that is a problem for you yo will need to look for a work around. I did not want to dual boot with Wndows Vista so I formatten both hard drives during the instail.įor sound I am using Edirol PCR-1.
#SOLAR ECLIPSE MAESTRO ON A HACKINTOSH INSTALL#
I followed the guide, you will need to google # to find it, follow the instructions and only use #, I did not tick any other boxes becuase at first when I tried to re-boot I had to use # or you'll see a load of code with a message saying something along the lines of "shut down your computer and insert you install disk".
#SOLAR ECLIPSE MAESTRO ON A HACKINTOSH MAC OS X#
I used # and # with a retail disk of Mac OS X 10.6.5. I have good news, it is up and running with Snow Leopard 10.6.8. Maybe at some stage replace the CPU for a more powerful one but until then is there any help anyone could give me? If I have missed anything out please let me know. I don't want to bore you any further, I would like to use what I got to do a build without really needing to buy new bits unless I really have to. However I do want to use my computer with Logic Studio 9 mainly if not solely and I know I need it to be at least 10.5.X. With all my searching on the web, I have started downloading the Kalyway Leopard 10.5.1 SSE2 SSE3 and wondering should I just use that. I also came across another link with the same graphic card and the person mentions some problems with it to do with the menu. I have come across a post with a ASRock P43 build, however some of the link do not work anymore.
#SOLAR ECLIPSE MAESTRO ON A HACKINTOSH MAC OSX#
MAC OSX 10.5.X Macbook reinstail disk (this I know I would need a patch for but don't have as yet) Intel core duo E8500 3.16Ghz clocked to 3.8Ghz (so they claim) I have been looking around trying to piece together what I can to do it as successful as posible without having a major headache at the end of it.Ī few years ago i bought a eclipse solar i85n96gso set-up what includes: I want to attempt to do my first Hackintosh.
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