Hello,
I would like use MacOS X 64 bits on my Mac 32 bits (I Mac "big screen"), I ve created correctly my Virtual Disk and used my DVD disk of Snow Leopard. But the system says me in the Virtual Window that the Keyboard is not identified and then I can't use it.n Do you have a way to bypass this problem ?
Thanks.
Not identified Keyboard
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Re: Not identified Keyboard
What do you mean by that?GuillaumeFrance wrote:on my Mac 32 bits (I Mac "big screen")
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Re: Not identified Keyboard
I think the OP means the dialog OS X brings up after installation. The one where it asks to press the keys next to the left and right Shift keys. Unclear why OP does not follow the dialog's advice.