I just published a post on our brand new partner site technow.cc.
It is a two part video tutorial on how to install OSX Snow Leopard on the Asus eee 1000HE (should work with the other models as well).

The dsdt files contained in my packages (for the 1000H and the 1000HE) have both been generated with 2GB of memory, so there will be problems with eee PC that have not been upgraded with more RAM. Attention – technical stuff: It seems that there is one line in the decompiled dsdt.dsl file that differs: For the 1GB: …    Name (SMBS, 0×0400)    OperationRegion (BIOS, SystemMemory, 0x 3 F7AE064 , 0xFF)    Field (BIOS, ByteAcc, NoLock, Preserve)    { …

Update: You can find new video tutorials on how to install SnowLeopard
on our new partner site technow.cc.

I finally got OSX 10.5.7 to install on my new eee 1000HE.
This guide is quite basic, again you’ll have to enable your brain at a certain moment
Thanks go to Greg, slither2007, pentiumpc, Thireus,strongesthylian, comatron and all the other fine people at ipis-osx.
Update: I just had to reinstall the OS after I lost keyboard and mouse after changing to 2GB of RAM – strange…
I followed my own steps and I couldn’t get it …

Update: you can find new video tutorials on how to install SnowLeopard on our new partner site technow.cc.
I just upgraded to version 10.5.7 of Leopard on my 1000H.
I did this by downloading the Combo Update directly from Apple (just to be sure…) and executing it on the eee PC.

Everything went fine, I just had to:

reinstall the modified graphics kexts in version 10.5.7

reinstall the Bluetooth kext from the Fixes folder

and strangely the PS2 kexts and to reapply the AboutThisMac.pkg

All of those kexts can be found in the 10.5.7 folder from the …

Update: You can find new video tutorials on how to install SnowLeopard
on our new partner site technow.cc.

I finally got the time to update my article on how to install OSX 10.5.5 on your eee 1000h.
The procedure is pretty much the same but I tried to add the cool stuff that has been discovered lately, mainly over at ipis-osx.
I tried to keep this guide more basic than the one before, so no iDeneb, iPC or Kalyway specific installation instructions, you’ll have to enable your brain at a certain moment …