French myMacNetbook reader Julien Dupont has shared with us his success in getting Mac OS X running on the snappily-named Packard Bell Dot SE W-020 Fr .

Sadly Wi-Fi is not working yet and video is limited to a default 800×600 resolution. However, sound, ethernet and trackpad are confirmed as working.

Julien managed to complete the installation using Iatkos S3 V2 (Mac OS X 10.6.3). His custom installed is listed as follows:

Bootloader

• aserbln v1.1.9

Bootoption

• Graphics enabler
• Ethernet
• USB
• UUID

Patches

• /extra directory
• fake smc
• Disabler
• rtc > rtc
• modified Kernel > atom
• EVOreboot
• Sleep enabler
• USB
• UUID

Drivers

• SATA/IDE > intel sata IDE ou ahci selon votre configuration dans la bios
• Sound > voodoo HDA
• Apple HDA 10.6.2
• PS/2 > Apple ps/2
• CPU power management > voodoo p-state & voodoo power
• Laptop hardware > everything but NOT acpi thermal (32 bits)
• NTFS 3g
• VGA > Intel GMA X3100 (doesn’t work)
• Network > Wireless Broadcom (doesn’t work)
• Wired > Atheros Attnsic L1E

After install restart with cpus=1 -v then wait

Download AtherosL1cEthernet at http://xsolutions.free.fr/home/netbook/inetbook/Atheros-lan.php

Install with kexthelper b7 http://web.mac.com/v1.42ghz/Kext_Helper/Software_files/Kext%20Helper%20b7.zip

Thanks again to Julien for sharing this with the community. As always, if you’ve managed to get Mac OS X working on a netbook that’s not listed on our chart, you can submit it to us for inclusion.