Mac OSX on PC

SgtBeavis

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I built a rug back in January and I was wanting to get a 2nd HDD and put the Mac OS on it. But with every Mac that is bought comes an Intel Processor I have an AMD processor. I was wondering if having an AMD processor would affect the Mac OS at all and if it will or won't work. Thanks in advance guys.
 
Mac OS actually "checks" for a few mac components when installing so without a mac you can't really install the Mac OS X (Unless they changed that in the past year, but about a year ago when I was employed selling mac Hardware / Software a PC couldn't install the OS)

THAT BEING SAID.....

There are a few versions of the mac OS available that people have "modified" to install on a PC... one that comes to mind is "Hackintosh"

Another thing I've seen is a "dongle" you can purchase which plugs into the [USE HEADERS] on your motherboard and fakes the install into believing it is a macintosh (also required everytime you boot to the Mac drive)

This is what I heard when I used to sell Macs and Mac software, this might have changed, but it's unlikely... I'm not too familiar with Lion, my experience was mostly Leopard and Snow Leopard.
 
My teacher at my college has a Dell Netbook and put the Snow Leopard on it so I know it can run on PC the thing is idk if it his netbook is Intel or AMD
 
All you really need for OSX on pc is a modified version of the mac osx.
I believe it should on an AMD processor if you get the right modified version of OSX, I'm not really sure though
 
I love how an advisor posted this. They are usually the ones that come in here and beat down any hackintosh threads.

That said, running OSX on AMD gear requires much more finagling than Intel. I could post some stuff here, but it will probably get deleted.

google is your friend
 
All you really need for OSX on pc is a modified version of the mac osx.
I believe it should on an AMD processor if you get the right modified version of OSX, I'm not really sure though

Need it for Final Cut and Final cut doesn't run on windows

I love how an advisor posted this. They are usually the ones that come in here and beat down any hackintosh threads.

That said, running OSX on AMD gear requires much more finagling than Intel. I could post some stuff here, but it will probably get deleted.

google is your friend

It won't get deleted lol so post away lol
 
Why would this thread get deleted?

also, try google'ing osx86

Edit: try looking here
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Need it for Final Cut and Final cut doesn't run on windows



It won't get deleted lol so post away lol

Why would this thread get deleted?

also, try google'ing osx86

Edit: try looking here
http://wiki.osx86project.org/wiki/index.php/Installation_Guides#10.7_Guides

Whenever we post quasi illegal stuff, it gets deleted.

Installing OSX on non-apple hardware is breaking their ToS, which is "illegal" in a sense.


This is great news though, does this mean we can talk about removeWAT, movie torrents, and other stuff of that nature now? When did this policy change emerge?
 
Whenever we post quasi illegal stuff, it gets deleted.

Installing OSX on non-apple hardware is breaking their ToS, which is "illegal" in a sense.


This is great news though, does this mean we can talk about removeWAT, movie torrents, and other stuff of that nature now? When did this policy change emerge?

Solution?

Paint the computer case white and stick an apple logo on it :lol:


But serious:

Check out this article on legal matters.
 
My teacher at my college has a Dell Netbook and put the Snow Leopard on it so I know it can run on PC the thing is idk if it his netbook is Intel or AMD

Most likely its a dell mini 9 or 10 netbook for a few months I did iPhone development on a hackintosh dell mini 9, those are intel based.
 
i try id and it works great u just need a good pc and the right hardware and is preaty kool to show
 
We must keep it legal yes and on a side note if I do get Max OSX Working on a 2nd Hard Drive how would I go about booting it up?
 
Not technically illegal, but Apple could sue you for breach of contract.
 

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