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MAC OSX Snow Leopard on PC
Hi, I would like to install MAC OSX Snow Leopard 10.6 on my PC, my configuration is
Motherboard: Asus P5QPL-AM
Chipset: G41/ICH7
Processor: Intel Dual-Core E5400
Ram: 2GB Kingston 800 Bus
Harddrive: 500GB Western Digital Caviar Green
so what patched kernel should i use to dual boot with windows 7 release 7600
or which patched kernel to go for solo?
The best you can do is to search for osx86 project and read the guides in that forum. Have you already tried a pre-made kernel dvd like iatkos?Originally Posted by Black
But you probably will end up with a system without sound or bad graphics ktext :(
Check hackintosh website.
They have answers for you ;)
already did an extensive search but cannot get a single bit of whats going on, all passing over my head, i'd like to develop iphone apps, i don't need sounds or graphics, if it runs iphone sdk smoothly then thats all i want, thanks though
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i don't have a mac, and i would have to install it from a usb flash drive as i don't have a dvd-rom drive either.
UNetbootin - Homepage and Downloads with this you can made an bootable usb drive :)
well i guess its meant to work with linux and windows only not MAC
If you have your Snow Leopard DVD as an image (probably .dmg then), it is pretty easy to create a bootable USB HDD/Stick with OS X tools, but you would need short access to a mac. I don't know if there are windows tools for it, I doubt it, since .dmg isn't used in the windows world.
I can't help you with the patched kernel stuff. It is pretty messy and you can't know if it will work correctly, until you tested it.
Last edited by cheesefactory11; January 24th, 2011 at 12:45 PM.
why dont you use vmware? run mac osx as a virtual machine on your computer.
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