30-11-2009, 19:34 | #11 | |
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: JO01ou
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I really can't remember with the original, it was around 18 months ago that I did it and I was only just learning about the system so I simply followed the steps. For my Dell Mini-9 hack, I used the Leopard retail DVD I'd bought and it was effectively a vanilla install. I know it wasn't licensed but I felt (as I'm sure you do) that it's not such a big issue because I'd paid for the operating system. Whether we feel justified doing it or not, the software quite simply isn't being used according to the terms of the license by installing on non Apple-branded hardware. That may or may not make it illegal and as you say, there's a big cloud about that but you can't argue that the software is licensed. I really don't have a problem with hackintoshes, I've built and run two of them and each time I've gone on to buy the nearest equivalent Apple kit afterwards. That's not down to the limitation of the systems I had, but just that I prefer the Apple kit to what I had. This is a great guide and it looks as though it really works well
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