Was playing with different Chromium builds, but couldn't get the wireless working. Ran across this for a 1G RAM, 8G SSDR version. Couldn't get it to install to the SSDR, but imaged it to a mini USB drive that I keep permanently in it. The build includes the wireless drivers. Works like a champ.
I have a Dell Mini 9 running Mac OS X 10.6.6 (hackintosh). I just received my Mac Mini (Mid 2010 release) and want to use Migration Assistant to move over all my user settings, files, etc from the Mini 9 to my Mac Mini. Should I upgrade to Lion first or migrate my data (using Migration Assistant or any other method) first?
My Mini9 with OSX stopped working after a spill (bummer I know), so I've been sans netbook for a while now. I'm wondering if its worth it to try and send it to Dell to fix it or to try and sell it for parts? Anyone interested in a non-working but otherwise fine Dell Mini 9 with OS X?
The Dell Inspiron Mini 9 was part of Dell's first foray into the field of netbooks. Announced and released in September 2008, it was initially available with XP Home or a Dell customized version of Ubuntu 8.04. Minimum specs for the device included 512 MB RAM and a 4GB Mini PCI-e SSD card. Users could upgrade the RAM to a maximum of 2GB and the SSD was only limited in capacity by availability of larger capacity SSDs from online retailers.
Part of the draw of the Mini 9 was that the hardware was compatible with OS X with minimal
