Here what you need before starting out the process.Bare in mind that even though we were using a standard retail-purchased copy of OS X, the disclaimer: Apple does not like Hackintoshing. It violates the OS X EULA, and probably won’t make the Dell folks too happy either, should you need to return your hacked Mini 9 for service. So, as always, proceed at your own risk. • Dell Mini 9 With 16GB SSD or higher (8GB SSDs will techincally work, but it will take some fiddling not covered by this guide) • Retail copy of OS X 10.5.x (NOT an OEM copy that comes with a new Mac) • A USB flash drive 8GB or higher • An external USB DVD drive • The “Type11″ Bootloader: DellMiniBoot123v8.01.iso.zip (download link in this forum post) • Blank CD to burn bootloader image (I actually used version 8.0 of Type11 on my CD-if your boot process with 8.01 is different than what’s spelled out in this guide, you can download 8.0 here. Both should work.) • Windows PC for preparing the flash drive (if DVD drive works fine, this is optional)
Ok now, I’m not going to act like I’am an expert on this, but you may want to visit Gizmodo for the details on step by step on how to How To: Hackintosh a Dell Mini 9 Into the Ultimate OS X Netbook
