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i have vista32bit...can i run macosx using virtal pc on this one comp
jshockley said:i have vista32bit...can i run macosx using virtal pc on this one comp
jshockley said:i have vista 32bit ...can i run macosx using virtual pc on this one
compute?
jshockley said:i have vista32bit...can i run macosx using virtal pc on this one comp
Mike said:Yes, you can. Well, VPC still can't handle it, but VMWare can. I
Andrew McLaren said:Well, you can *sort of* run Mac OS X on a PC, incl VMWare. BUT only by
using an unofficial patched version of the OS kernel, and disabling the
TPM module.
Whether you can still claim to be "running Mac OS X" after you're replaced
the kernel, is an interesting semantic discussion Strictly speaking
you're actually running Darwin, a somewhat Mac OS-like OS; with Aqua
spliced on top.
It is far from being a plain, ordinary installation of Mac OS X, which
would be supported by Apple, suitable for use in a workplace office, etc.
It might suddenly stop working after software updates from Apple replace
the kernel. And legally of course, it's probably illagal (but I am not a
lawyer). It might also be technically intimidating for anyone who needs to
ask in a newsgroup if it's possible - ie, if you can do it, you wouldn't
need to ask.
It can be made to happen (eg the OSX86 project) as a curiosity, or display
of technical wizardry. But if you really want to run Mac OS X, just buy a
second-hand Mac Mini. You'll get a much better Mac experience.
But if someone wants to really, really argue black and blue you can run
Mac OS X on a PC, then ... sure, fine, okay, whatever dude, you can.
Well, you can *sort of* run Mac OS X on a PC, incl VMWare. BUT only by using
an unofficial patched version of the OS kernel, and disabling the TPM
module.
Whether you can still claim to be "running Mac OS X" after you're replaced
the kernel, is an interesting semantic discussion Strictly speaking
you're actually running Darwin, a somewhat Mac OS-like OS; with Aqua spliced
on top.
It is far from being a plain, ordinary installation of Mac OS X
It can be made to happen (eg the OSX86 project) as a curiosity, or display
of technical wizardry. But if you really want to run Mac OS X, just buy a
second-hand Mac Mini. You'll get a much better Mac experience.
But if someone wants to really, really argue black and blue you can run Mac
OS X on a PC, then ... sure, fine, okay, whatever dude, you can.
Kerry Brown said:
jshockley said:so i cant use my mac osx installation disks i got with my g5 on my inspiron
pc if i were to use vmware? im just looking for the easiest way to use both
platforms withut carrying around 2 comuters?
jshockley said:so it would be useless to use vmware on my inspiron and install my osx
installation disks from my old g5 mac
Kerry Brown said:If it's not legal then an ethical person wouldn't run it. That means for the
majority it doesn't work.
Mike said:Neither is driving faster than the posted speed limit, but that
certainly works for the majority around here.
Kerry Brown said:By that logic breaking any law can be excused by saying not all laws are
obeyed or even enforced therefore I can break any law with impunity.
jshockley said:can u refer me on instructions on installing my osx on my pc?
Mike said:<snip>
Yeah, I expected you'd reply along those lines
I have the impression the OP was looking for something a little more, um,
straightforward and orthodox.
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