POST 12: Summary for Installing Mac OS X directly on Laptops/PCs other then Apple's laptops&pc

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                                        So here is the summary of post number 1 to 11
Find the downloads provided in POST 1  [TransMac;MultiBeast and ML2 .dmg]
Make Bootable media[ie dual layer DVD or USB (atleast 8 GB)]
Fire your Bootable media in the target system & boot from that media.
If all goes fine then you are booting in Mac OS Mountain Lion 10.8.2

 When Yor Hackintosh is installed in targetted system successfully then comes the time to make your Mac OS X boot from Hard Disk Drive in which it is Installed.It will be done using Software Multibeast.....
Now you are loged in your Hackintosh , remove the bootable media and open Multibeast.
Select basic settings including bootloader named chimera. Now select from dropdown box your targetted HardDisk Drive name and Click Install. If after some time , you get a window showing softwares installed Successfully, it means now your Mac OS X is bootable from hard disk. Now Restart Your System

 Case Study:
Suppose there are 3 partitions in your 500 GB HDD
C: [Already installed Some Windows OS]
D: [Data Drive that may contain your all datas]
E: [Targetted Partition in which you have recently Installed Mac OS X]

                       In this case , you will be asked to select the HDD partition to boot from.
If you selected System drive ,Windows OS will be get loaded,else if you selected your Targetted Mac OS HDD partition,your hackintosh will be get loaded



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