Special Distro for Acer Aspire one ??

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Hello.

I have a acer aspire one AOA 150.
It is true that there is a Special Distro for Acer aspire one ??

After a lot of reading i know that there are some issues (e.g need wifi replacement, sleep problem when close the lid. toupad etc..).
I want to ask is there a special distro for acer one that solve these issues?

i allready own a iatkos v7 media. can i use this one to make it work ? and then make all above patches? or is allready a distro for this aspire one ready to install and play ???

Thanks.
 
There are no solutions for sleep and wifi for SL yet as far as i know.
There are also no distributions for Snow Leopard so far, maybe they will come up one day. But, to be honest - i hope there won't be any, distro problems flooded all the forums, they caused too much problems. (That's just my opinion, i don't know much about hackintoshes, but this was my impression. ;) )

You could still try this solution, seems to be the easiest solution so far: viewtopic.php?f=14&t=17768
 
Thanks for reply to my post. I talking about leopard 10.5.7 or 10.5.8 not snow.
 
Aah okay, i see... ;)

Well, i think there's no 10.5.8 distro (i haven't seen any at least) that works with the AOA - iPC and iAtkos v7 worked both well for me with the 10.5.8 Combo update (or iDeneb upgrade kit) and several kexts etcetera... it's unfortunately no 1-click thing, in my opinion more complicated than a 10.6.x installation, that's the reason why i try to forget pre-SL times. ;)
 
Thanks all of you for your replies.

Do you know where can i find the fixes for AOA 150 to download them ? Cause when i finish with system i will need to fix toupad, vga, sound and some others.

thank you for helpin me out with this.
 
Use the search function. There are so so many guides out there its untrue. But tbh, there is no reason not to use snow leopard...
 
rory said:
Use the search function. There are so so many guides out there its untrue. But tbh, there is no reason not to use snow leopard...

but as i read in many forums SL is buggy atm for many many installations... so i dont take anyrisks ;-)
Thanks anyway..
 
jorfan said:
rory said:
Use the search function. There are so so many guides out there its untrue. But tbh, there is no reason not to use snow leopard...

but as i read in many forums SL is buggy atm for many many installations... so i dont take anyrisks ;-)
Thanks anyway..

If you don't want to take risks, what are you doing in a hackintoshing forum? ;)
 
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