An Easy Way To Install Snow Leopard on a PC

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Install Snow Leopard on a PC

It was always possible for people but there was no easy way to implement this one on PC. You must read tutorials, focus on UNIX command line and put some time and energy to see OSX on your PC desktop.

Now it is over, you can buy special software called Rebel EFI and installed new Snow Leopard on PC using simple installer.

Now the basic facts that we need to know. Your machine need to use processor: Intel Core 2 Duo, Core 2 Quad, i7 or Xeon Nehalem CPUs. Core Solo, Pentium processors aren’t supported by Snow Leopard and also AMD system aren’t supported.

There is also some BIOS setup that you need to configure before start but it is pretty easy to find in jour BIOS settings.

I try to show you some links so you can start your own installation as soon as possible.

I am going to installed it on my Dell Precision M6300 as well, remember to take backup of your Windows systems before starting with OSX.

Writen by Peter Slabosz
Peter live in Warsaw, capital of Poland. He is really into Web 2.0, startups and social bookmarking services. In his professional career, he work as a IT support engineer in an international corporation.

by CoXis
Apple - Mac OS X Snow Leopard
Tags:apple, emulation, iTunes, Leopard, osx, PC, rebel efi, snow, software
Posted on October 26, 2009 at 11:18 am

One Response to “An Easy Way To Install Snow Leopard on a PC”

Arklon November 7th, 2009

You realize Psystar just took the work of the opensource OSx86 community and slapped their name and a $50 price tag on it, right? Not to mention “their” product is put together pretty horribly; you’re lucky if it actually works for you, unless you happen to be using certain Gigabyte motherboards (and even then still depending on hardware configuration).

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