can i install mac os x leopard 10.5 beta on my pc?
my config:
Intel Core2Duo E6300.
Intel DG965SSCK Motherboard ( ICH8 Core) with 2GB Of DDR2 RAM.
17" Sony LCD Monitor.
Seagate 250 GB SATA HDD.
Sony External DVD-RW USB Drive.
Full Version: MAC OS X Leopard 10.5 Beta
Jesus ****ing christ!!!111
NO! No one except the devs can install Leopard on a PC yet. Have you looked at this forum at all before posting that?
/rant
your PC will probably run Leopard in the future.
*grudgingly* nice machine, man
NO! No one except the devs can install Leopard on a PC yet. Have you looked at this forum at all before posting that?
/rant
your PC will probably run Leopard in the future.
*grudgingly* nice machine, man
There are no such things as stupid questions, only stupid people...
Okay, lets answer this once and for all (maybe even make this sticky so that we can avoid these kinds of situations in the future).
Leopard is currently for ADC members only on Apple Hardware only.
There are some people that have been leaking it to the world, but that still does not get around the "on Apple Hardware only" bit.
There are some people who have managed to get Leopard working on non-Apple computers, however NO you will not be getting it working yourself. The powers that be have decided that they want to hold on releasing Leopard for generic PCs until Leopard ships, to make sure that Apple does not have a chance to patch their "method". This way everyone will have a fully working Leopard installation WITH all of the secret features ONCE IT IS RELEASED IN FINAL FORM by Apple to the world.
Don't ask me for it, as I will not give it to you. Don't ask anyone else about it, because they will FLAME you.
~Adrian
Okay, lets answer this once and for all (maybe even make this sticky so that we can avoid these kinds of situations in the future).
Leopard is currently for ADC members only on Apple Hardware only.
There are some people that have been leaking it to the world, but that still does not get around the "on Apple Hardware only" bit.
There are some people who have managed to get Leopard working on non-Apple computers, however NO you will not be getting it working yourself. The powers that be have decided that they want to hold on releasing Leopard for generic PCs until Leopard ships, to make sure that Apple does not have a chance to patch their "method". This way everyone will have a fully working Leopard installation WITH all of the secret features ONCE IT IS RELEASED IN FINAL FORM by Apple to the world.
Don't ask me for it, as I will not give it to you. Don't ask anyone else about it, because they will FLAME you.
~Adrian
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There are some people who have managed to get Leopard working on non-Apple computers, however NO you will not be getting it working yourself.
That sounds like a challenge! Send me a copy too ;-D
In seriousness though, thanks for clarifying the reason it's not been released as OSX86 yet. That's a very good reason. Other than it being fun, no one needs 10.5 now but the developers, so I don't actually want a copy. I would be interested in knowing general hardware compatibility though.
@adrian fogge, ask swad to sticky that post
We should elect Adrian to be a mod...
QUOTE(Fizzeh @ Mar 22 2007, 08:06 PM) 
We should elect Adrian to be a mod...
I doubt stroke jobs will get you a copy of leopard either
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