I know many people that don't believe me when i say that Mac OS X works on PC...well it works and i want to share how to do it with you guys thats don't already know how :]
What you will need:
A dual core intel based PC
A torrent program or alternatively you could use rapidshare
A dvd burner
A blank 4.7GB dvd
InfraRecorder program (you can get this at http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/InfraRecorder/1179241924/1)
Determination and Patience :P
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you can goto this link: http://hotfilms.org/non-windows/iatkos-v4i-intel-only-macos-10-5-4-a-99694.html it has all the rapidshare links for the ISO image. If you use this method to download the file you have to download all 24 of the parts.
Once you have downloaded all of the parts you must make sure they are all in the same folder and you have to extract the first file and it will automatically extract the rest into one folder. In order to extract these files you must have Winrar (can be found at www.rarlab.com/download.htm)






































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this will be my last question
The number of graphics card models supplied in Macs is quite limited.
since this is a new laptop, i dont want to screw up and so i need to do my research. this laptop has a intel centrino core 2 duo t6500 2.10 GHZ processor... will this work?
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I originally thought my cd burn was corrupt, but after doing a bit more research it seems that mac can't find it's root device, as if it can't find the DVD it's running off of. I can specify the rood device manually when it boots, but i don't know the BSD device name that mac assigns the cdrom drive, or for that matter, i don't even know if mac is recognizing the cdrom drive as a device at all. I don't know how much of a mac person you are, but any advice you could give me would be much appreciated.
If so, does anyone know how I could do a similar thing with OS X?
I used a Kalyway disk, never tried iatkos. what version does iatkos install?
What part of Apple's EULA does it go against?
I'm sure that I'm not the only person that think at times Apple's EULA is a bit of a joke, and not something to be taken seriously, anyway.
Some people even seem to read into the EULA that all you would need to do to satisfy it is slap an Apple sticker on the case of whatever PC you wanted to install OS X on.
Others have also suggested that Apple's EULA basically demands that 'consumers' relinquish their 'established-rights'.
I'll leave you to draw your own conclusion, and I will admit that everyone is entitled to their own opinion, even if they are completely unsupported, and ridiculous.