Download transmac for where ever you want
And open it and select Options > General Settings and apply as so,
trensmac.png
Once thats done, You will need 7-Zip. Open the InstallESD.dmg with 7-Zip and open InstalMacOSX.pkg and extract the InstallESD.dmg from there.
Once done, open it in Transmac. Extract the following to a folder somewhere,
BaseSystem.dmg
Packages
mach_kernel
Once Extracted open BaseSystem.dmg in TransMac. Right click on your USB drive and select, Format Disk > Format with Disk Image and select the BaseSystem.dmg.
Once completed open your USB with TransMac and enter the HFS+ Volume and copy mach_kernel to the root.
Then open System > Library > Installation and delete the Packages link and copy the folder you extracted earlier to there.
Now download this zip and copy the folders to your USB at System > Library > Extensions
Kexts.zip
Keep a copy of this zip on your USB root.
Place this pkg file and your Wireless fix on the root of your USB for later,
Chameleon-2.1svn-r2064.pkg.zip
Once thats completed we are done with the USB.
Next burn this ISO to CD,
OS X 10.8 boot cd.zip
Now leave both the CD and USB in your PC and boot from the disc. You should see your USB listed.
Hove over the USB using the arrow keys and type,
Then hit enter.
If it hangs at a point or Kernel Panics take a pic and post it here
If you get to the install Click Next or Continue and accept the terms. The click Utilities > Disk Utility from the Top bar,
Select your HDD and select Partition. From the dropdown select 1 Partition and then option at the bottom and select GUID Partition Table.
Close Disk Utility and proceed to install selecting your HDD.
If install is Successful then give your self a pat on the back.
No reboot and boot with the CD again and select your new OS X HDD. once again type -v and enter.
Now Install the pkg file from the root of your USB to your HDD. Choose the HDD as the Destination and customize so only the bootloader and Standard theme is installed.
Now Place your wireless kext in System > Library > Extensions along with the zip from earlier.
Replace any files and enter your Password.
Now open Disk Utility from Applications > Utilities and select your OS X Partition and choose Repair Permissions. Let it finish and reboot without CD.
Let me know if it boots
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HDD: 1TB MP400 - 500GB 960 EVO - 250GB MX500 - 640GB WDC - 500GB WDC
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