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Apple Leopard for intel pc's 2 disk software

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efedor

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Nov 18, 2007
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I just purchased a version of leopard on a 2 cd set, According to the instructions this "simulator" will allow your intel pc based computer to run Leopard without a problem. The first cd is titled "mac system" the second is titled "applications". Have any of you heard of or used such software? I would like to use it on my netbook hp 2133. Thanks
 
Those are restore discs and will only work on the model of Mac they were made for. The will not work for what you want. Period.
 
yup a hakintosh, pump your breaks r.j.s. dukebound, why do you say its not that simple? I am familiar with restore disks and I've used them before, these are not restore disks. I'm waiting for my hp to arrive so I cant say that it will work. If I can I will post a picture to shed more light on the matter.
 
Your in hood, you need to try to relax out there, no they are not gray those are restore disks.
 
efedor said:
Your in hood, you need to try to relax out there, no they are not gray those are restore disks.
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I'm relaxed just fine, and I'm trying to help. I'm curious as to what discs they are, since they aren't restore discs.

Since we can't identify what they actually are, all you can do is try them.
 
efedor said:
yup a hakintosh, pump your breaks r.j.s. dukebound, why do you say its not that simple? I am familiar with restore disks and I've used them before, these are not restore disks. I'm waiting for my hp to arrive so I cant say that it will work. If I can I will post a picture to shed more light on the matter.
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its not that simple because if it were, people would just be loading leopard on pc's with ease

for example, osx doesnt support every piece of hardware, your hp uses a bios and not efi, etc

it wont work trust me
 
dukebound I agree with you, That wont stop me from trying!!
 

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That's obviously not a legit Apple disk. They are probably bootleg done by a well-equipped bootlegger. The danger of these disks is, besides from being illegal, they often contain malware.
 
Gentlemen I agree with what your saying, This post is mostly informational. I put in one of the disks and it has instructions on how to install the program on a windows based intel pc, both with pictures and even a nice video!!! crazy
 
No trying to be rude or mean and we have probably all been on the receiving end at some time but as the old saying goes...

There's a Sucker born every minute.
 
Why not report it to Apple? Send them the photos, maybe you can get a reward for exposing a software bootlegger. It's so obviously illegal that Apple would love to go after them.
 
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Why not report it to Apple? Send them the photos, maybe you can get a reward for exposing a software bootlegger. It's so obviously illegal that Apple would love to go after them.
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If he is where I think he is, it won't matter.
 
r.j.s. Yes it's exactly were you think it is:D Gotta stay occupied!! and your right it doesn't matter!
 
It's just a version of the OSX86 project. It's nothing new really. I have been running leopard on my shuttle box connected to my flat screen for a couple years. The hardest part is finding drivers for the various hardware. Its really easy if you buy the right components from newegg and build it using the list of supported hardware.
 
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