iainstottlfc Posted March 30, 2009 Share Posted March 30, 2009 So i got iPC x86 installed using a vanilla kernel, audio, video the whole kit and kaboodle working, got it working pretty sweet. I then found my self using it more than i was Windows, put a bit of research in, and to be honest i think i can get it to work, so i ordered Retail OS X DVD today. Now i think i understand what it takes and just need a bit of clarification. I know the big advantage's are straight forward up-dating and owning the software, but Using EFI partiton to boot and having all your kexts loaded from there, does it make boot times quicker. Kexts and the system as a whole easier to maintain drivers wise, if that makes any sense. Can i multi-boot on same hard drive with retail install leopard and Vista/Seven using munkys method Many thanks Iain Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
IainStott Posted March 30, 2009 Share Posted March 30, 2009 So i got iPC x86 installed using a vanilla kernel, audio, video the whole kit and kaboodle working, got it working pretty sweet. I then found my self using it more than i was Windows, put a bit of research in, and to be honest i think i can get it to work, so i ordered Retail OS X DVD today. Now i think i understand what it takes and just need a bit of clarification. I know the big advantage's are straight forward up-dating and owning the software, but Using EFI partiton to boot and having all your kexts loaded from there, does it make boot times quicker. Kexts and the system as a whole easier to maintain drivers wise, if that makes any sense. Can i multi-boot on same hard drive with retail install leopard and Vista/Seven using munkys method Many thanks Iain Posted in other account, specs are in sig. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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