Posted on 08/11/2005 5:59:36 AM PDT by Panerai
MacBidouille posts a claim that some individuals have been able to launch Mac OS X for Intel Processors on non-Apple Developer Kit hardware.
According to the unconfirmed claims, any dependancy on the TPM digital rights chip have been "cracked" and specific hardware requirements can be worked around with emulation. These solutions can be slow, so the best solution recommended is simply choosing compatible hardware to start. (Recommendations are listed).
The supplied screenshot appears to have been pulled. Videos were also posted, but are presently unavailable due to server load.
That's how I like to start my day, lets see heres a square peg, let's stick it in a round hole.
This entire article is some kinda sick joke.
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Nobody from Apple or Microsoft, I suspect...
For those enjoy tinkering and hacking, it sounds like fun, but for the rest of us, it's sort of like teaching a camel to fly.
In OS X Mail, when you send an attachmend, at the bottom of the window there is an options "Send Windows friendly attachment", click that and see if it helps in sending attachments.
Click here for zipped video.
Right click this link and "save as" for another vid.
Apparently there are people having some success with this 'sick joke'.
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