Mac Os X Leopard problem

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  1. Dasaco, Apr 28, 2012

    Dasaco macrumors newbie

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    Hi all,

    I have problem installing Mac Os X Leopard on my Lenovo PC, it has Windows 7, so I want to have 2 OS on my PC.

    Here are some photos of my problem:

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    Maybe anyone know what to do?

    Sorry for my bad english,

    Thank you for your help and time :)
     
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  2. miles01110, Apr 28, 2012

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    Your problem is that you are trying to install OS X on non-supported hardware. You cannot install OS X Leopard on most Windows-based hardware.
     
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  3. Dasaco, Apr 28, 2012

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    Thank you for the quick reply. Is there a way to use Mac, or I just can't on this PC? Maybe there are other versions that are compatible with my computer?
     
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  4. miles01110, Apr 28, 2012

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    There are specific types of purpose-built Windows machines commonly referred to as hackintoshes that you can install OS X on. The common out-of-the-box laptops will not work. Unless you are willing to invest significant time, money, and technical knowledge into building a hackintosh you are out of luck.
     
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  5. Dasaco, Apr 28, 2012

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    I have a PC not laptop, I already tried to install, it gives me USBF error, here it is:

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    I think it's compatible, but how to fix this error?

    It says "...trouble to enumerate a device..." and after this it says "Still waiting for root device" and then again trouble to enumerate...

    Thank you for helping me :)
     
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  6. Drew017, Apr 28, 2012

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  7. iDuel, Apr 28, 2012

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    Your PC is not compatible. Slight modifications need to be made outside of just putting the OSX disc into the computer.
     
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  8. simsaladimbamba, Apr 28, 2012

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    Have you tried the following Hackintosh specific fora and websites yet, since you want to install Mac OS X on non-Apple hardware?

    PC is short for "Personal Computer", not for Windows. A notebook/laptop is a PC too.

    Why do you think that?

    Look at the links I provided above and maybe register at one or two Hackintosh specific message boards and provide more specific information what exact hardware you use.
    To find out, you can use Everest Home Edition.
     
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