M myniko macrumors newbie Original poster Jun 29, 2009 2 0 Jun 29, 2009 #1 is it possible to run mac osx on windows??? i assume not because of the dif hardware...but i was just wondering
is it possible to run mac osx on windows??? i assume not because of the dif hardware...but i was just wondering
iGuardian macrumors 6502a Aug 26, 2008 552 18 Jun 29, 2009 #2 Yes, it is possible. It's called the X86 project. However this is in violation of Mac OS X's EULA, and is illigal.
Yes, it is possible. It's called the X86 project. However this is in violation of Mac OS X's EULA, and is illigal.
Tallest Skil macrumors P6 Aug 13, 2006 16,044 4 1 Geostationary Tower Plaza Jun 29, 2009 #3 There IS no different hardware. iGuardian said: Yes, it is possible. Click to expand... On a PC, yes, you can install OS X alone; on Windows, only Leopard Server is "possible". It's called the X86 project. Click to expand... No, that's the chip architecture for all chips. The OSX86 project is the Hackintosh community. However this is in violation of Mac OS X's EULA, Click to expand... Yes. and is illigal. Click to expand... No. Not at all. Purchase a retail copy of Leopard and then do what you will with a Hackintosh.
There IS no different hardware. iGuardian said: Yes, it is possible. Click to expand... On a PC, yes, you can install OS X alone; on Windows, only Leopard Server is "possible". It's called the X86 project. Click to expand... No, that's the chip architecture for all chips. The OSX86 project is the Hackintosh community. However this is in violation of Mac OS X's EULA, Click to expand... Yes. and is illigal. Click to expand... No. Not at all. Purchase a retail copy of Leopard and then do what you will with a Hackintosh.
iGuardian macrumors 6502a Aug 26, 2008 552 18 Jun 29, 2009 #4 Tallest Skil said: No. Not at all. Purchase a retail copy of Leopard and then do what you will with a Hackintosh. Click to expand... As in buy Leopard and then download the modded OSX86? Haha most people don't bother buying leopard when they find out they can find one online for free that works with their PC, that's what I ment
Tallest Skil said: No. Not at all. Purchase a retail copy of Leopard and then do what you will with a Hackintosh. Click to expand... As in buy Leopard and then download the modded OSX86? Haha most people don't bother buying leopard when they find out they can find one online for free that works with their PC, that's what I ment
Tallest Skil macrumors P6 Aug 13, 2006 16,044 4 1 Geostationary Tower Plaza Jun 29, 2009 #5 iGuardian said: As in buy Leopard and then download the modded OSX86? Haha most people don't bother buying leopard when they find out they can find one online for free that works with their PC, that's what I ment Click to expand... Yep, that's what I mean, and I know exactly what you're saying, unfortunately.
iGuardian said: As in buy Leopard and then download the modded OSX86? Haha most people don't bother buying leopard when they find out they can find one online for free that works with their PC, that's what I ment Click to expand... Yep, that's what I mean, and I know exactly what you're saying, unfortunately.