On Nov 14, 2:44 pm, Jason Proctor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >It's like putting OSX on a PC... possible if some hacker
> >really wanted to try, but you run in to all kinds of issues.
>
> this has been done many times. the only real issue is the piece of
> code that tries to detect real apple hardware. defeat that, and there
> are only normal hardware compatibility (ie lack of driver) issues
> remaining.
It's more like running Linux on a Mac, which has been done. In this
scenario an open-source operating system ported to a hardware platform
with very little support or even active "discouragement" from the
vendor of this hardware. This can be made very hard if some of the
hardware is proprietary and undocumented.
Bernhard
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