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Download Mac OSX Version 10.8. File size of this disk image is about 4.7 GB, make sure you have enough space on your computer! The download time will vary depending on your internet speed, please make sure you have a good internet speed and connection! Mar 02, 2008  I've hacked the boot image on my Intel Mac, it also works on Hackintosh. Skip navigation Sign in. Booting Mac OS X Leopard on a PC (OSx86) 10.5.2 - Duration: 3:09. Oct 23, 2017  macOS, the operating system previously known as Mac OS X, is beautiful, stable, and typically attached to a $1000+ MacBook / iMac. If we want to run macOS on a Windows PC, without the very particular hardware required for Hackintosh, a Mac OS X virtual machine is the next best thing. Mar 31, 2012  Mac OS X certainly likes to have some space for caching and other operations (once you drop below 3GB free OSX starts behaving weird) so chose an appropriate size. I also found a blog about dual-booting Windows and OS X (iBoot). How To: Resize images files with the Mac OS X Automator How To: Change the size of a Windows Boot Camp partition on a Mac OS X computer How To: Do more with the Sidebar in the Mac OS X Finder How To: Use the basics of the Mac OS X Finder.

So, recently I wanted to make a dual-boot on my PC for both Windows and Mac. But before I start doing that using the MakeUseOf tutorial How to Install macOS on a PC (Mac Required)With the right combination of components and effort, you can install macOS on a regular PC. Read More I have some questions:

1. I saw that it was possible to make a dual-boot. How much GB does the Mac system require? And how should I do the dual-boot?
2. Is it possible to do this with a hacked copy of Mac OSX, e.g. torrentz.eu or somthing?
3. Can this be done with a 16 GB usb-stick as well??

Thanks!

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  1. I believe it won't dual boot if you don't have the right hardware... but good luck!

  2. UniBeast: Install Mac OS X Lion Using an All-In-One Bootable USB Drive
    http://tonymacx86.blogspot.fr/2011/10/unibeast-install-mac-os-x-lion-using.html

    you can try the same method with your mentioned source of MACOSX

    • whoa! and thats all i have to do? is this complete? thanks very much! mr. awesome!

  3. Thanks! and i have like 200 gb free for mac, so it will be alright :D
    but the questions was, can i use a hacked/cracked/pirated copy of OSX in combination with e.g. iboot, multibeast etc. ???

    it could be you've already answered this question, but my english isn't THAT good, so i couldn't really find a straight answer

    Thanks!

  4. 1. The default installation of Snow Leopard is between 6-10GB. Since you probably want to install some other applications and save some files the minimum should be ~20GB.
    Mac OS X certainly likes to have some space for caching and other operations (once you drop below 3GB free OSX starts behaving weird) so chose an appropriate size.

    I also found a blog about dual-booting Windows and OS X (iBoot)
    http://kylesinterestingstuff.blogspot.com/2010/06/dual-booting-windows-7-and-snow-leopard.html

    2. Let me put this in other words: 'You cannot install a retail (non-hacked) OS X version on a none Apple computer'

    iBoot, Multibeast, Chameleon... they all apply some hacks to make OS X work (l EFI emulation, hacked kernel extensions etc.)

    Whether you use the 'clean' way with a retail OS X copy and iBoot etc. or some pre-configured installation like Kaliway, iDeneb, iATKOS is up to you ~ whatever works for your system.

    3. According to the OSx86 Wiki you can install it to a USB (hard) drive
    http://wiki.osx86project.org/wiki/index.php/Install_to_a_USB_Hard_Drive

    As previously explained, 16GB is sort of at the limit - not sure you will be happy with it.