OSX on x86?

[maximus7001]

About the darwin v6.6.2. I tried it out for a few weeks on another hd, never really used it for much. Got rid of it last night, too busy with everything else, and needed that hd for something. It was fussy about network cards and would not work with certain brands like dlink.

[Dyck15]

7.0.1 wont install on my system with my onboard Realtek NIC. Hopefully they will continue to boost support on future releases.

[maximus7001]

You would have to disable the obn and use a compatable pci nic, there is a list of them in the readme.

[FiReBLaZR]

Originally Posted by minibubba

you can't get THE OSX on a PC, but there are many things for Linux that can mimic parts the OSX gui... you could just install Linux on a Mac, but that's not what you were asking ;)

Read my post...And yes i did!...lol
http://forums.tweaktown.com/viewtopic.php?t=18483

http://forums.tweaktown.com/files/macosxpc_340.jpg
http://forums.tweaktown.com/files/newmacosxpc.jpg

[m-kong]

heyas

There is a perfect emulation scheme for the mac os x.

it is called pear pc emulator found here

http://pearpc.sourceforge.net/

and the os you can find yourself :P

It works with numerous os's so i hope you find it helpful in your endeavour.

[DigitalDD]

Originally Posted by m-kong

heyas

There is a perfect emulation scheme for the mac os x.

it is called pear pc emulator found here

http://pearpc.sourceforge.net/

and the os you can find yourself :P

It works with numerous os's so i hope you find it helpful in your endeavour.

its slow as a dying dog unfortunately..

[Yawgm0th]

Emulation usually is. It's the same with Basilisk II and the Quadra series Macs, only they're so slow to start with you barely notice the difference between emulation and the real thing (on a fairly fast machine anyway).

[m-kong]

sorry mate, can't say I didn't give it a try :D