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Installing OSX86 Part 3 – Installation!
You’ve picked your Kalyway or iATKOS OSX86 distribution, made all the preparations, so now it’s time to actually install it! As a side note; as with my other OSX86 posts this isn’t intended to be a comprehensive walk-through. Instead I … Continue reading
Psystar Video Surfaces
Gizmodo have a post up featuring a video showcasing the bootup procedure of the Psystar Mac Clone (For a lot less than the cost of a Mac, Psystar will sell you a better spec PC running a modified version of … Continue reading
Installing OSX86 Part 2 – Preparations
So you’ve picked your OSX86 package of choice and you’re about to try and get it running on your PC. This post will cover some the preparations and things to be aware of before attempting an install. Not only will … Continue reading
Installing OSX86 Part 1 – iATKOS v Kalyway
I’ve had Mac OS X 10.5 running my my PC for about a week and getting everything set up has been quite the learning experience. I now know more about kernels, boot schemes, and partitions than I ever thought I … Continue reading
Windows Home Server saves Whiist!
This week I tried installing Mac OSX 10.5 on my PC (more on this later) so I could have a play with the iPhone SDK. I’m a little underwhelmed by some of the restrictions, but there’s still a couple of … Continue reading