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    Mac OS X under vmware

    Is it possible to install and run Mac OS X in vmware on a windows box?
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    Re: Mac OS X under vmware

    In a word no, it can't emulate the EFI the Macs use.

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    Re: Mac OS X under vmware

    PCWiz allegedly got a working one - though there are various legal/EULA violation ramifications arising if it does actually work, I believe.

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    Re: Mac OS X under vmware

    There are VM's available and working well. However as above the legalities are iffy - well they're not, it's not legal outright, but same goes for installing it on anything but a sMac.
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    Re: Mac OS X under vmware

    Hmmm, thanks guys. We need to validate one of our apps at work on mac, I guess I need to tell them to buy a mac!
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    Re: Mac OS X under vmware

    i install a lot of macs with xp in vmware, not the other way round

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    Re: Mac OS X under vmware

    ignore
    Last edited by Tak; 10-05-2010 at 01:45 PM.

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