Bios Mods -The Best BIOS Update and Modification Source

I'm trying to install os x on this piece of crap acer machine, and the bios is also a piece of crap. It's locked, of course and I need to set at least one option to get my hackintosh working. I dug around these forums and found this thread stating that my bios has no advanced options. Does this mean that acer sucks so much that the option to configure things like ahci (what I need for hackintosh) not only is inaccessible but doesn't even exist!? If this is the case, then how can I be 100% sure a modded bios will work on my system (namely this one, which was recommended to me by the guy at insanelymac.com who I was talking to about getting os x on my pc)? Or if anyone has a different suggestion for a bios. System specs are in sig, hopefully I didn't leave anything out.

I really want Leo on my pc...
:*(

Edit: Oh and if anyone knows a backdoor password for my system, that works just as well.
Post-edit:"There is no ACER SLIC v2.1 which will activate Windows 7 as OEM"
What does that mean for me if I use that BIOS and my OS is Windows 7 Ultimate (x86)?

1. If we say that it cant be unlocked then your stuck with what you have. Try pressing Ctrl F1 , Ctrl F9 or Ctrl Home in the BIOS as this SOMETIMES unhides advanced options but not always.

2. SLIC - Google what this is!

3. Backdoor Passwords , we have a sticky thread here http://[http://www.bios-mods.com/forum/T...-Passwords

Regards
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Okay, but is there any way to be sure that a specific modded bios will work on my machine?

So from what I understand the slic thing means my windows 7 won't be activated anymore? (not a problem since that's not how my windows 7 was activated anyway...hehehe)

No , if it was activated , it wont do anything , its just another activation method.

The one over at insanely mac probably had a patched DSDt which allows you to get power features out of the Pc (ACPI Settings) to work with OSX

Regards
Admin

So how can I tell if a certain modded BIOS will work for my machine? e.g. What do I need to look at to make sure it's compatible?

Generally you have to accept the poster knows what their talking about and flash it!

The only way to check is to flash it or read the README to see what model its for (If there is a README)

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