Type the following command without quotes: “dd if=/dev/rdisk1 of=/dev/rdisk0 bs=4m count=512″.Once the install wizard appears, click Utilities on the bar at the top, and then Terminal.Once the language selection screen appears, pick the appropriate option and click next.Hold the “C” key down and press the power button, you can let go of the “C” key once the Apple logo appears.Insert both this USB stick and the OS X install drive into your Macbook Air while it’s switched off.Burn the image to a USB stick using dd (check the wiki if you need help with this, same as Flow/Vanilla instructions).Extract the archive using your decompression tool of choice (The Unarchiver for Mac works great).

FINAL WARNING: You’re going to destroy all of your data by following this guide! I am not responsible for any data loss, make sure your backup any data first!.The following instructions are repeated from, who got this working, here’s the instructions: If you’re brave enough to give this a try, you’ll need a compatible MacBook Air, a 2GB+ USB stick, and the Mac OS X USB Installer key that comes with the MacBook Air. We haven’t tested this ourselves and you’ll want to be sure you backup Mac OS X before proceeding because it’ll be overwritten. The major caveat? You lose OS X, so don’t expect to dual boot here. All hardware works with the exception of Bluetooth, but all the brightness, sound, trackpad, WiFi, and it is said to install on both the MacBook Air 11″ and 13″ models, and possibly even nVidia based MacBook and MacBook Pro’s.

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