Installing MacOsX(PowerPc) on a non-PowerPc machine?

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Nikita Shvetsov2011-09-25 23:28:25

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Nikita Shvetsov, 2011-09-25 23:28:25

The bottom line is this:
You need to port the application to MacOsX (PowerPc), for this you need to put this OS on your non -PowerPc PC (because there are no apple machines nearby, and buying a new one is not an option), so here's how this can be done (if maybe at all)?
P.s. PearPC does not offer - it's impossible to install through it.

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ergil, 2011-09-26
@Cloud_thaves

Also look at the state of PowerPC emulation in qemu

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Vlad Zhivotnev, 2011-09-26
@inkvizitor68sl

SheepShaver should help. But brakeoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo. Even on i7-SB.

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Anatoly, 2011-09-26
@taliban

And virtualka any do not support this architecture?

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Alexey Sidorov, 2011-09-26
@Gortauer87

It's easier to take a bushy powerbook

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winntpooh, 2011-09-26
@winntpooh

Well, or mac mini. It will be much cheaper.

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Perkov, 2011-09-26
@Perkov

If the application is sharpened for powerPC AND MacOSx (namely X, not 9.x), then it should run on any MacOSX, up to 10.5.x, where Rosetta is present. There are many ready-made assemblies on torrents for non-native iron, including vmware images.