iPhone SDK installation

[pprokopis]

I have just downloaded the iPhone SDK. Mounting the .dmg opens a window containing a folder named "Packages". Do I have to install all the packages inside one by one? Also do I have to upgrade to Mac OS 10.5.3? I am running 10.5.1 on AMD. During the installation I saw that it skipped iPhoneSDK. But I install these packages: iPhoneHostSideTools.pkg, iPhoneSDKHeadersAndLibs.pkg, iPhoneSimulatorPlatform.pkg and iPhoneSystemComponents.pkg succesfully. I also installed DashCode and tried to make a simple web application (text editor) and when i simulated it everything looked ok.
Thanks!

 

[CyberGreg]

Hmmm if you had a "legal" copy of the SDK you'd know that the requirements for the final version are:
OS X 10.5.3 or newer
iTunes 7.7

* Upgrade Mac OS X, iTunes, and iPhone OS
* Before installing iPhone OS 2.0 use Software Update to install Mac OS X v10.5.3 or later and iTunes 7.7. Use iTunes 7.7 to update your devices to iPhone OS 2.0

PS Just messin' w/ya

 

[pprokopis]

It is a legal copy. I downloaded it from Mac Dev Center... My copy of leopard isn't legal since I am running Mac OS on AMD. Anyway I will start playing around building applications and will see if everything is ok...
Thanks.

 

[fishkorp]

You have to have 10.5.3 or later for the SDK to even install. From the system requirements:

Compatibility with Mac*OS*X Versions
iPhone SDK will run on Intel-based Macs running Mac OS X 10.5.3 or later.

XCode 3.1 will install on older versions, but the iPhone SDK won't.

(FYI, there's a chance this post will get locked or deleted, I don't think support for Hackintosh machines is allowed here. You'd probably have better luck at a site dedicated to that sort of thing).