
Now move the Chamleon package to the root of the Partition/USB drive. *note if your upgrading to Mountain Lion from 10.7 update your Chamleon to the package I have provided and select SMBios and enables you'll need for your setup Copy over the Mach_kernel found in the root of the Mac OS X install ESD to the root of your Partition/USB drive. Remember to select customized install and select all the Options/enablers needed (SMbios etc) Copy the OSinstall to "/System/Installation/Packages/" overwriting whats already there. Next copy the OSInstall file to "/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/amework/Frameworks/amework/Versions/A/" (may not be needed depending on your install (i did not)) overwrite whats already there. Kexts files found in the ML_OSx86_Files folder to "/System/library/extensions/" Select the USB drive and click customize and select the packages you require. if your going to install from a USB we're going to need to install Chameleon Go to the original Mac OS X Install ESD and copy the contents of packages to the folder you made. Go To "/System/installation/" Theirs a link to packages remove it, and create a new folder called "packages" Now'll we'll need to open your Partition/USB Find which one is your on the desktop and open it. It'll give you a warning about Erasing it click on Erase. Drag your Install Partition/USB to the Destination and Click Restore. Click on restore Drag the BaseSystem.dmg found on your desktop or the folder that opened up. Select your install partition/Flash Drive. next run this command in terminal "open /Volumes/Mac\ OS\ X\ Install\ ESD/BaseSystem.dmg" Next We'll need to run Show-Hide Files found in the ZIP file you've downloaded. Shrink your Current Partition you use for Mac OS X (you'll need 5-10 gigs not much.) If making a install partition on your current Hackintosh install do this. Open Disk Utility and Select your USB flash Drive and format it as Mac OS Extended (journaled) The process for both are basically the same. Preparing your install Partition/Flash Drive. If your already on a mac you can make a new partition to install lion if you would like (I did not) Shrink the HDD you want to install Mountain Lion on. Open the startmenu, and type in diskmgmt.msc or use Run If your on windows you'll need to use Disk Management. Zip Files containing install files (Please note the package of files are not mine slightly edited for this guide.) Or can find it at numerous torrent sites.

Can be your own mac if you have one or a friend's.
