Comments on: Basics of OSX86 for Noobs. http://www.ihackintosh.com/2009/01/basics-of-osx86-for-noobs/ Fri, 26 Aug 2011 18:11:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: nd http://www.ihackintosh.com/2009/01/basics-of-osx86-for-noobs/#comment-12903 nd Fri, 22 Jan 2010 20:18:41 +0000 http://www.ihackintosh.com/?p=503#comment-12903 hi every 1 i have asus p5q deluxe mother board & acer aspire 5920 laptop i am tring to install mac but i cant ihave ideneb 1.4 , 1.6 ipc 10.5.6 iatkos 10.5.6 & leo 4 all kalway 10.5.2 & snow lapord also plz help me hi every 1
i have asus p5q deluxe mother board & acer aspire 5920 laptop
i am tring to install mac but i cant

ihave ideneb 1.4 , 1.6 ipc 10.5.6 iatkos 10.5.6 & leo 4 all kalway 10.5.2 & snow lapord also

plz help me

]]> By: marius http://www.ihackintosh.com/2009/01/basics-of-osx86-for-noobs/#comment-11079 marius Wed, 25 Nov 2009 21:26:27 +0000 http://www.ihackintosh.com/?p=503#comment-11079 isntald iatkos v7 every thing went well(oo and yes i have amd turion x2) just i tiny thing do u khnow i drive 4 ati 4570 pleeeease i need it isntald iatkos v7 every thing went well(oo and yes i have amd turion x2) just i tiny thing do u khnow i drive 4 ati 4570 pleeeease i need it

]]> By: Manish http://www.ihackintosh.com/2009/01/basics-of-osx86-for-noobs/#comment-9108 Manish Wed, 14 Oct 2009 14:36:25 +0000 http://www.ihackintosh.com/?p=503#comment-9108 THNX for making some concepts clear.... but yet one stupid question ....... does vanilla includes core 2 and other CPUs or it also includes dual core THNX for making some concepts clear….
but yet one stupid question …….
does vanilla includes core 2 and other CPUs
or it also includes dual core

]]> By: Phenomma http://www.ihackintosh.com/2009/01/basics-of-osx86-for-noobs/#comment-8230 Phenomma Wed, 30 Sep 2009 07:26:10 +0000 http://www.ihackintosh.com/?p=503#comment-8230 Hey there. I heared about iHackintosh for a while now, something about installing Mac O.S onto a regular p.c. Would this work on laptops too, seeing how they have custom VGA cards and software for those? Basically i'm using an Intel Core2 Duo CPU (Toshiba) Is that compatible, and where should i start? Thanks ahead of time. Hey there.
I heared about iHackintosh for a while now, something about installing Mac O.S onto a regular p.c.

Would this work on laptops too, seeing how they have custom VGA cards and software for those?
Basically i’m using an Intel Core2 Duo CPU (Toshiba)
Is that compatible, and where should i start?

Thanks ahead of time.

]]> By: brandon http://www.ihackintosh.com/2009/01/basics-of-osx86-for-noobs/#comment-6254 brandon Sun, 09 Aug 2009 22:19:09 +0000 http://www.ihackintosh.com/?p=503#comment-6254 O.K. Thank you for this great infrmation, but i still can't seem to find a download for a mac os x instal cd for windows. i have 4 disk that still don't work, or ify on how it works. I can get it to a pasport on the machine, but can't instal on my main harddrive. i have a hp pavilion dv6000 labtop runing with adm. i see a lot of pepople say that adm processors are not supported... i do nont think that is true, but requires some modifcations, any advice? O.K. Thank you for this great infrmation, but i still can’t seem to find a download for a mac os x instal cd for windows. i have 4 disk that still don’t work, or ify on how it works. I can get it to a pasport on the machine, but can’t instal on my main harddrive. i have a hp pavilion dv6000 labtop runing with adm. i see a lot of pepople say that adm processors are not supported… i do nont think that is true, but requires some modifcations, any advice?

]]> By: Tommy.S http://www.ihackintosh.com/2009/01/basics-of-osx86-for-noobs/#comment-5490 Tommy.S Sat, 11 Jul 2009 17:04:14 +0000 http://www.ihackintosh.com/?p=503#comment-5490 The kernel is not just the core of the operating system. There are different kinds of operating systems. Monlithics, layered and server-clients. All these different OS structures are different kinds. Two different ways are monolithic and microkernel. The monolithic kernel is alone an operating system, like linux. The whole OS exist on kernel space and runs as supervisor mode. The microkernel is alone just minimal microkernel and all the other needed OS services what rans on monolithic kernel, are sliced as servers and are located to user space like filesystem, VFS, networking etc. All OS servers runs as protected threads to microkernel, together running in supervisor mode. Together these builds up the operating system. That is the meaning that the kernel is the "core" of the operating system when it is about microkernel, not about monolithic. MacOSX use Darwin, what is actually the XNU operating system. The XNU is microkernel structured OS and it's microkernel is the mach. The XNU's OS servers on userspace are some part from the BSD. The XNU is microkernel but marketing people like to call it as "hybrid kernel" like MS's NT OS what runs on Windowses these days. The so called "hybrid kernel" is OS what use microkernel but some of the OS servers are moved back to kernel space from user space, but are still sliced away from microkernel. So there are different kinds of kernels, some of them are operating systems like linux, BSD's and other monolithic kernels. The common mistake is a false believe that kernel is always part of the OS and OS is kernel + something else. That is just not true. XNU is so called "hybrid kernel" the OS what use microkernel (mach) and it's OS servers are located to both, user and kernel space. The kernel is not just the core of the operating system. There are different kinds of operating systems. Monlithics, layered and server-clients. All these different OS structures are different kinds. Two different ways are monolithic and microkernel. The monolithic kernel is alone an operating system, like linux. The whole OS exist on kernel space and runs as supervisor mode.
The microkernel is alone just minimal microkernel and all the other needed OS services what rans on monolithic kernel, are sliced as servers and are located to user space like filesystem, VFS, networking etc. All OS servers runs as protected threads to microkernel, together running in supervisor mode. Together these builds up the operating system. That is the meaning that the kernel is the “core” of the operating system when it is about microkernel, not about monolithic.
MacOSX use Darwin, what is actually the XNU operating system. The XNU is microkernel structured OS and it’s microkernel is the mach. The XNU’s OS servers on userspace are some part from the BSD. The XNU is microkernel but marketing people like to call it as “hybrid kernel” like MS’s NT OS what runs on Windowses these days. The so called “hybrid kernel” is OS what use microkernel but some of the OS servers are moved back to kernel space from user space, but are still sliced away from microkernel.

So there are different kinds of kernels, some of them are operating systems like linux, BSD’s and other monolithic kernels. The common mistake is a false believe that kernel is always part of the OS and OS is kernel + something else. That is just not true. XNU is so called “hybrid kernel” the OS what use microkernel (mach) and it’s OS servers are located to both, user and kernel space.

]]> By: Pdaddy http://www.ihackintosh.com/2009/01/basics-of-osx86-for-noobs/#comment-4633 Pdaddy Wed, 24 Jun 2009 08:33:31 +0000 http://www.ihackintosh.com/?p=503#comment-4633 Excellent - wish I found this earlier. Been playing with my 1st osX86 install all day and some of the options of the various hack releases have had me pretty well confused. This helps alot, my thanks. Excellent – wish I found this earlier. Been playing with my 1st osX86 install all day and some of the options of the various hack releases have had me pretty well confused. This helps alot, my thanks.

]]> By: Vic http://www.ihackintosh.com/2009/01/basics-of-osx86-for-noobs/#comment-2575 Vic Thu, 02 Apr 2009 03:31:29 +0000 http://www.ihackintosh.com/?p=503#comment-2575 i need help as i am very new to this i have voodo9.6.0 and 10.5.6 seatbelt ipc 10.5.6 final and a download on pc efi v9. i'm also downloading gparted live iso to make a cd to i can partition my hdd however windows disk management is giving me 0 shrink so i have to do it with gparted. should u use disk fragment will that just let me use my disk management and how do i turn this file into a dvd please help total newbie. please email me at vharrison8401@gmail.com this would help me a whole lot i also have imageburn and if you can tell me to burn at what speed. i have a hpdv9925nr laptop with amd turion x2 64 and i want to be able to instal this on here if anyone is able to give me a step by step guide i would very much appreciate this. i need help as i am very new to this i have voodo9.6.0 and 10.5.6 seatbelt ipc 10.5.6 final and a download on pc efi v9. i’m also downloading gparted live iso to make a cd to i can partition my hdd however windows disk management is giving me 0 shrink so i have to do it with gparted. should u use disk fragment will that just let me use my disk management and how do i turn this file into a dvd please help total newbie. please email me at vharrison8401@gmail.com this would help me a whole lot i also have imageburn and if you can tell me to burn at what speed. i have a hpdv9925nr laptop with amd turion x2 64 and i want to be able to instal this on here if anyone is able to give me a step by step guide i would very much appreciate this.

]]> By: Amit Meena http://www.ihackintosh.com/2009/01/basics-of-osx86-for-noobs/#comment-2240 Amit Meena Tue, 10 Mar 2009 13:44:03 +0000 http://www.ihackintosh.com/?p=503#comment-2240 nice info dude for noobs.........i'm not a nobb coz i already installed OSX in my rig.....but i like ur work for new comers to our gang........keep it up ;-)............. nice info dude for noobs………i’m not a nobb coz i already installed OSX in my rig…..but i like ur work for new comers to our gang……..keep it up ;-) ………….

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