You apple mobile guys are getting the sweet end of the deal there, their going straight to yonah and its only getting better from there, might even make me get one []
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That won't mean anything about getting a Windows interface right? If MAC switches to Windows operating system, I'd get one in a heartbeat. Unfortunately, I'm Apple illiterate.
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Not true. You can't just go in there with a PowerBook and install Windows XP, becasue Macs have the PowerPC G4 as their processor, which are designed only to run on a 64-bit level, because Mac OS X is already on a 64-bit platform. Since Windows XP is based on a 32-bit computing level, I don't think they would be compatible, and the new "Yonah" chip by Intel will probably be designed to handle 64-bit programs and apps. However, when Windows Longhorn comes out, then there might be a very slight possibility that you can swich your OS over.
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Also, he is right. If you look carefully, he said when they switch over to the Intel chips which use the x86 architecture. -
Obey Gravity, Its The Law Notebook Enthusiast
u can run 32 bit OS on 64 bit cpu's!
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I decided to waite for a new generation. -
So it is confirmed that you'll be able to install Windows on a Mac?? Its not fair though, they can install Windows, but us PC users can't install Mac OS X. Not fair!!
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Supposedly when the Intel Macs come out you'll be able to install Windows on a Mac. Mac is supossed to locking people out of installing Mac on a PC, but I wouldn't be suprised if someone finds a way around it.
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Why is Apple switching to intel anyway? It seems more like it would prevent apple freaks from buying the intel based system. But then again I don't know much about apple computers.
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You shouldn't be surprised because someone has *already* found a way around it... haha I'm trying to do it w/o VMWare... will be interesting...
I'd think that Apple will eventually be a software-only entity, which only makes sense imo... As their hardware will no longer be very distinguishable, and they can make FAR more money by being a first-tier software company, than a hardware company that managed to capture 3% of the market in the past 20+ years.
cheers,
yass -
It's relevant to the thread:
"Thinking about Apple's Rosetta in light of Transmeta"
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20050810-5195.html
Can someone explain if much talked about Vanderpool technology (see e.g. http://www.dvhardware.net/article3998.html) supposingly to be implemented on Yonahs can be considered as an alternative to Rosetta way of running
MAC software on Intel chips?
@yassarian, I read it in the news, but I was not able to find the french link. Could you please drop me more info/links on what you've just mentioned?
Or, maybe you just mean that: http://www.osx86project.org/ ? -
I read in the German news ( http://www.netzwelt.de/news/72225-mac-os-x-auf-pcs.html)
that the sites who actually published the tools to install Mac OSX on OC were
http://www.macbidouille.com/ (in French) and http://www.hardmac.com/ (in English) and that they are under the legal pressure from Apple right now (if they haven't stollen the tools from Apple, were is the problem? Well, maybe be in the Mac OS X distribution license...).
Just to inform you, guys and galls. -
As this is obviously *not* endorsed by Apple or anyone else, mods feel free to remove the link at your discretion.
The x86 mod was first accomplished by the same guy who haxed the xBox to run Linux... lol
Here's his blog page, containing a pretty detailed explination on how it can be done. Keep in mind, that this guild does NOT contain any source as to where one might be able to obtain an osX license... so... ur on your own on that, remember that whatever version you get, will most certainly be an illegal version... lol
http://www.360hacker.net/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1108
G'luck!
cheers,
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The x86 mod was first accomplished by the same guy who haxed the xBox to run Linux... lol
Here's his blog page, containing a pretty detailed explination on how it can be done. Keep in mind, that this guild does NOT contain any source as to where one might be able to obtain an osX license... so... ur on your own on that, remember that whatever version you get, will most certainly be an illegal version... lol
http://www.360hacker.net/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1108
G'luck!
cheers,
yass -
Somebody obviously woke up on the wrong side of his bed...
FYI I don't give a crap of your "german" media sources, I was merely trying to duplicate the said-individual's accomplishment. If that's a sign of condemning "free speech" or my "totalitarian instincts" -- you need to get your stupid head examined... -_-
Why do you talk as if you have a chip on your shoulder and a stick up your ass? 2nd warning.
cheers,
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yass, thanks for your post with the link. I deleted the previous comment which has provoked you. I just (probably) wrongly interpreted your comment about Apple endorsement as an unfriendly attempt of linking me to any legal abuse.
I also think you could express yourself friendlier than below:
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lol sorry about all the questions at the Apple forums. Last question today -- I promise.
Apart from the potential substantial better overall CPU performance, what's so important about the switch to Intel? Any possibilities of running WinXP with a mac powered by an Intel CPU? -
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Switch to Intel.
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by Meaker@Sager, Jun 12, 2005.