Hey thanks, I appreciate your compliment. I think somehow that command got cut from my original final draft, most likely when I was having issues with the WP native editor. I’ll look into adding it into the frey as soon as I can get to it.

I appreciate your input and for those of you that want to learn a little more about some of these commands that will really make your installations, modifications or maintenance easier, be sure to check out http://wiki.osx86project.org .

From the root# prompt, type sudo passwd root. This command is going to allow you to use the powers of a super user on the subsystem to change the password of the root user.

Was critical for me and I missed it the first time, it may be worth adding it as a step with a number, like: “1)”

Great tutorial.

Find the Kernel Flags line and under it should be -v. Change the entry to read -v platform=X86PC. If you want to see a graphical boot, (grey screen with the Apple logo), remove the ‘-v’.