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blog.makezine.com - 1/12/2009

Installing OS X on Eee with unpatched Apple install disks

— blog.makezine.com — We've covered creating a hackintosh PC and putting OS X on the Asus Eee before. Making OS... X work on a PC usually involves downloading a patched version of the OS X installer and running a patched kernel. It works, but the potential exists that ... (more) Installing OS X on Eee with unpatched Apple install disks

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Installing OS X on Eee with unpatched Apple install disks
MAKE Magazine: hacks — ... Update without worry, since you are using a legit, unmodified OS X kernel. EEEMac Journey has the full step-by-step instructions for making this all work. You have to boot off of the boot-132 CD a few times during the install process, but once you're done, the machine will be set up to boot straight from the internal disk. I'm not sure if it'll work, but there's a good chance this process will work with other netbooks and Intel-based PCs with supported hardware. EEE Boot: Installing OSX on an EEE PC 901 or 1000 with an original Apple Install Disk ...

Installing OS X on Eee with unpatched Apple install disks
MAKE Magazine — ... Update without worry, since you are using a legit, unmodified OS X kernel. EEEMac Journey has the full step-by-step instructions for making this all work. You have to boot off of the boot-132 CD a few times during the install process, but once you're done, the machine will be set up to boot straight from the internal disk. I'm not sure if it'll work, but there's a good chance this process will work with other netbooks and Intel-based PCs with supported hardware. EEE Boot: Installing OSX on an EEE PC 901 or 1000 with an original Apple Install Disk Read ...

Install original Mac OS X on an Eee PC
Tech Ticker — ... as a genuine Mac system. Now EeeMac Journey has churned out a very nifty tutorial to install an original copy of Mac OS X on an Eee PC 901 or 1000. It works by installing a bootloader called BOOT-132. The bootloader loads itself with a few kernel extensions before anything else and thus spoofs the OS to believe that the hardware is a retailed stock Mac. Installing original Mac OS X has its own advantage like eligibility to receive updates for the OS. Full tutorial on EeeMac Journey. [Via MAKEzine] Social Media Love? ...