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How To Install Osx On Windows (full) - Lexxi. - May 27, 2016
hi, i removed Linux on my laptop and downgraded to windows 7. i want to in. I want to install snowlepard, i have the .dmg file download of it. I don't want a vm, i want a clean install onto the laptop thanks :D
* - 'originalmobz - May 27, 2016
You can either dual boot or dual boot them remove other partition and just keep the OS X.
* - GunVein - May 27, 2016
I think it will be a hackintosh right? idk if it's possible to use the original .dmg
xD
* - Lexxi. - May 27, 2016
(May 27, 2016 11:24 AM)lacocaina Wrote: You can either dual boot or dual boot them remove other partition and just keep the OS X.
yeah i want a clean install, no partitions. However since its dmg, would i need convert to iso and make it a boot cd?
* - BITW - May 28, 2016
http://www.hackintosh.com/
It might help you.
* - Dakel - Jun 13, 2016
Look in YouTube its have how you install this
* - evilcorp - Jun 13, 2016
First of all make sure your laptop hardware is supported by iOS, otherwise it will be an hell to configure it and make it work. I still suggest to go through a VM, easy and painless if you have enough resources.
I tried an Hackintosh in the past and decided it wasn't worth the [bad] experience.
Using MacOS X on Apple hardware is a totally different experience, much more enjoyable.
* - Marconic - Jun 14, 2016
you have to use hacked/pirated files, honestly it isn't that worth it, trust me i tried.
* - Lexxi. - Jun 14, 2016
(Jun 13, 2016 11:21 AM)evilcorp Wrote: First of all make sure your laptop hardware is supported by iOS, otherwise it will be an hell to configure it and make it work. I still suggest to go through a VM, easy and painless if you have enough resources.
I tried an Hackintosh in the past and decided it wasn't worth the [bad] experience.
Using MacOS X on Apple hardware is a totally different experience, much more enjoyable.
same idea, ill just stick with a vm :)
* - ๖ۣۜOpulence - Jun 14, 2016
If it's apple hardware you'll have no problem..it it's not apple hardware you'll have to make a hackentosh, which is completely retarded and useless for everything.
* - Lexxi. - Jun 14, 2016
(Jun 14, 2016 02:01 PM)๖ۣۜOpulence Wrote: If it's apple hardware you'll have no problem..it it's not apple hardware you'll have to make a hackentosh, which is completely retarded and useless for everything.
fair enough, in the end cant be fked anyway so vm will do :)