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Windows 7 - Mac OS X 10.6
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| 09-02-2010 | #1 |
| | Mac OS X 10.6 I need to install Mac OS X on a separate - internal - hard drive and was wondering if it's possible to do this. I have a C drive for Windows 7 64 and a D, E, F and G drives as well, each 1Tb, for files and recordings that I do, I have a professional recording studio so I accumulate a lot of files. The G drive is empty and I wanted to install the latest Mac OS on it if possible. Is this possible? If so is there a website tutorial? I went to Amazon and looked for a compatible Mac OS to buy - just like when you buy a Windows OS - but didn't find anything where they sell just the OS. I'd greatly appreciate your help on this. A |
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| 09-02-2010 | #3 |
| | It's not as simple as that, it is far complicated installing Mac on a non Apple system. Believe me on this, for I have tried without success. You need very specific and compatible hardware to even boot a Mac OS disk. Also, the process that you wish to do is called "Hackintosh". |
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| 09-02-2010 | #4 |
| | As the installation of Apple software on Non Apple hardware is in breach of the Apple terms of use I am afraid that this type of install is not suitable for SevenForums. Thread Closed |
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