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Installing Leopard on your PC is now just a one step process. Thanks to those skilled pirates, who released Leopard DVD with built-in PC-EFI. EFI emulation allows users to enjoy OS X on normal PCs, with patched kernels/kernel modules which just bypass EFI.
How to install Leopard in a single step:
- Grab the modified Leopard ISO from Mininova. (I won’t link to the actual torrent, but I’ll just give you a hint. Go to Mininova and search for "iATKOS v1.0i". It weighs around 2.09 GB, and you shouldn’t have any problems finding it.)
- Burn the ISO to a DVD using some burning software.
- Pop the disc into your DVD tray and boot into it. Follow the onscreen instructions to install Leopard.
- It takes around an hour to install, so you might consider watching TV or grabbing a cup of coffee in the mean time.
As simple as it can get! Cool huh?
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wrote, on December 19th, 2007
Have you personally tried this one Thilak?? Coz it seems really odd because the size seems very small. The last time BrazilMac patched it to a smaller size, it was still just fitting on a single DVD and few things had to be removed to do it… Whats not there on this one??
And drivers have always been a problem for PCs that have a lot more varied hardware than the Mac
wrote, on December 19th, 2007
Is it worth installing? I heard, it has lot of issues in the installation.
wrote, on December 19th, 2007
Is it worth trying it. I am new to Mac, and just wanted to test it.
wrote, on December 19th, 2007
Well there must be security issues with this also, i think?
wrote, on December 19th, 2007
Saptarshi: Nope, I haven’t tried it out myself. But one of my friend just tried it today, and it worked. I’m not really sure, if its worth the install (especially, if you don’t have a backup PC to work with)
wrote, on December 21st, 2007
I just wish it had support for AMD processors, I guess I’ll just have to wait a bit until that gets support.
wrote, on December 23rd, 2007
Well, I tried to install this on one of my PCs, and it just got “stuck” on this screen when I tried.
http://img133.imageshack.us/im.....011wz7.jpg
I left it on overnight! If anyone knows what I’ve done wrong, I’d be VERY grateful. For the recored, this is the first thing that comes up. It asks you before if you want to install Mac OS X, you press Enter to agree. Then it goes to this screen, and in my case, fails to do anything else.
wrote, on December 24th, 2007
Waiting for AMD Support.
