That's a rather complex thing to do. It depends on the processor, chipset, and other hardware. Not to mention the questionable legality.
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no as i can almost promise you the drivers will not work correctly, it is against the TOS
Originally Posted by asniffen can I reformat my win xp laptop and put on lopeard or other mac os. my laptop is about 5 years old |
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When you purchased the Mac OS disc it has a little legal note that states, "can only be used on apple products" or something like that. Basically, when you purchase the disc, you agree to those terms.
Originally Posted by asniffen legality? I own the comp and mac os? could you expand for me? |
I believe there is something called Hackintosh, but we're not allowed to discuss on this forum as I believe it is a form of piracy
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but Apple has their OS's locked to their products, it shouldn't work anywhere else.
but Apple has their OS's locked to their products, it shouldn't work anywhere else.
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Its not really piracy, unless you don't own a copy of the OS. The issue is the legality of the EULA.
Originally Posted by smoke12291 I believe there is something called Hackintosh, but we're not allowed to discuss on this forum as I believe it is a form of piracy
but Apple has their OS's locked to their products, it shouldn't work anywhere else. |
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Yeah, though even if the EULA's validity is currently under dispute, it still stands up in a court of law, and it's unlikely that we'd be within forum rules if we were to help him bypass the EULA.
Though my advice is, Google.
-Matt
Originally Posted by timw4mail Its not really piracy, unless you don't own a copy of the OS. The issue is the legality of the EULA. |
Though my advice is, Google.
-Matt
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