I have seen only a few pictures of a voodoo laptop running OS X. Can anyone take a picture of your computer running OS X and include the hardware that you have?

What, no one wants to post a picture of your computer running OS X?

I think some people are afraid Apple legal department is taking evidence

By the way, you can use Alt-shift-4 (or 3 or 5) to take a screen shot if any one doesn't want to take a camera shot.

Here's one for ya

I cant so how a simple picture of someones laptop could be evidence enough against you. And I started this not to show just screen shots but to be proof that you are running the OS on an x86 cpu.

Prescott 3.4 GHz, 1GB, a 915 motherboard. Sound's not working
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Mine will be up here soon. Toshiba satellite, 3.4ghz, gig o ram, ect.

Woot woot.

Heres mine

Is that a dreamcast on the right of your screenshot post_break??!!

Better pull out my old genesis.....

If you look closely you will see 2 dreamcasts.

thats a sweet case

@Technobob - what are the applications you have in your dock ? I don't reconize all of them.

@alexprice. Nice case


-Daxziz

Thanks for the evidence, guys.

What, those Photoshop's pics?

Dou you still have a Next Cube?

lmfao

I was testing my camera with Mac today so I thought I would give what the original poster asked and update my earlier post.

Ohaiou gozaimasu!!!


Ja Mata!!

I wish I had a camera...Mine would kick @$$!

My entire setup color scheme matches...it's great, the actual setup is silver and black...
Also, my CPU (AMD Athlon 64 3000+) is overclocked 0.5ghz stabily(not to mention cool too)!
My entire setup w/ surround sound, 19" LCD, PCIe Graphics, AIO HP Printer/Scanner (which also matches color scheme) all under $1,100!

Boots linux, osx, and windows...not to mention I have been considering adding my beta copy of vista in!

Also, in windows...my Bootscreen and Login Screen have been replaced with my own custom designs AND I removed the taskbar and added a dock, which I made my own start-up script so the dock runs faster and all windows will not maximize over the dock!
-Not to mention, I tweaked windows alot! *The entire windows kernel is stored in ram at all times to increase speed of apps, I even checked if it slows down anything like games...no noticeable difference, just apps run and load faster!

And....when my system outdates, I can just upgrade to a Dual-core AMD when they become more standard than high-end.

*I know, I like to brag*

Your system actually isnt that great though...

I agree to disagree.
It may not have DDR2 like yours does, but who cares.
It's cheap and way better than any old dell!
*The actual PC itself cost like $650, what can you expect?
Besides, this is forum is titled "Brag"!

W00t, here's mine.
19" Dell LCD, 3 GHz 512mb RAM, sound workingg, (AC97), nVidia FX5200xt 128mb, 1280x1024res., video card, yes my stereo system, (350 watts), are my speakers for my PC. 160gb Hard Drive.

My VooDoo M:360 (Compal CL56) booting into OS X 10.4.1

http://www.lanecampbell.com/osx86.avi

I don't have any stills sorry.. I didn't get to leave it on I had to sell the notebook to my sister so I could afford a powerbook.

Specs of old notebook for those interested in that stuff
1.7ghz Centrino
1.5gb DDR333
60gb 7200rpm
ATI Radeon 9700 Mobility
Intel 855 Chipset
Intel 802.11 a/b/g wifi (2915 model)

I couldn't get this to work at all on my Intel Celeron 2.4 Ghz...

Installed straight off with working networking on my AMD Athlon 64 3000+...

AMacD as oppose to Mactel

is it only possible to acheive a widescreen rez with an intel 900?

For now, yes

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Does CPU-Z runs with Darwine?

yup, apears to run here!.. doesn't show everything, but the cpu is correctly detected & displayed

Thanks, I didn't try Darwine, is just one of those thing in my to-do list

After Hoover

cool! although your desk is mess j/k

The mess is the least, look that ugly keyboard/trackball

Nice computer... massive wreck of a computer desk!

Oh, and Macgirl.. Yes, that's CPU-Z running within Darwine.

Than you, firebush

Could we possibly get this stickied? I will have more pictures of my widescreen up later as I am installing again as of now.

wootness, it works, again.

My Xerox 19" TFT monitor, with saitek keyboard and mouse ( all working perfectly, and with USB2.0 ) and som eof the speakers from my Creative Inspire T6060 5.1 set.

Some of us were showing our systems in the shot LOOOOOOONG ago :

http://forum.osx86project.org/index.php?sh...1149&hl=success

From back in August...Native, not emu.

System: Dell Inspiron XPS (gen 1)

Ok Since we are showing off our systems, here is my Pc & Mac brother and sister machines. The Mac is dual-boot, but is running Osx (obviously) at the moment. The Mac has an Asus P5LD2-VM 945G mb with a p4 630. There are 3 internal hard drive with one removable. The mac is in an acrylic case and the PC is in the cube server. And everything is built into the custom desk I built. Took a while to build it all, but I have a very nice working studio

dell latitude x300 pentium-m 1.2 - everything is running sweet apart from cant get any graphics acceleration!


dell latitude x300 pentium-m 1.2 - everything is running sweet apart from cant get any graphics acceleration!
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ill put mine up here soon when i can be bothered rebooting

Mine looks a lot like the official Apple Intel Development Platform...



Specs:
Apple Power Mac G5 Enclosure
Asrock 775 Dual-915GL
3.0GHz Pentium 4 630 (OC'd to 3.3GHz)
80GB 7200RPM Western Digital ATA/100
1GB Geil DDR-400 (2-3-3)
Mad Dog 16xDVD+/-RW 8xDL

The hard drive sucks but it's still a lot faster than the one in my Mac Mini. The CPU is pretty decent. It's just a slower version of the CPU used in the real dev hardware. Unfortunately I can't push it past 3.3GHz due to the crappy mobo. But you gotta have the crappy mobo to get accelerated video, so whudda ya gonna do? The monitor sucks as well but I'm planning on replacing it in the near future. The optical drive kicks ass, especially considering how little I paid for it, and the memory is pretty decent as well. All in all, it's a sweet ride. But it wouldn't be half as sweet without the case.

EDIT: The drive can burn from Finder w/o PatchBurn, even though it's listed as unsupported in System Profiler. Just thought I'd mention.

You'll have to pardon the mess and the beer bottle (I swear to you, the rest of the room isn't like that. It's worse). BTW, I have upgrade to a nice new Apple Pro Keyboard. Great Christmas present from my brother who has been helping me all along.

My OS X machines:

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My specs are at the bottom...Happy New Year

Heres Mine...

I thought I would finally whip out the digital camera and take some pictures.

The first image is of my total setup. OSx86 computer is on the left, with my Windows machine on the right. Both computers are custom built and hooked up to a KVM.

Second image is a close-up of my OSx86 box. The Apple logo is one of my Apple logo stickers that came with my iPod. I outlined the sticker so the white sticker would show up on the beige box. Finally that little block box in the back is a USB hub. I don't have front USB ports, so the hub makes it easy to access the USB ports on the Mac.

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Im gonna put my output video to my plasma... see what happens then

This is my. Special for OS x86