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Sorry, but that isn't going to work. The reason why is because XScale is not based on the x86 architecture. The XScale processor is based on ARM architecture with superpipelined RISC architecture memory. Your best bet would be trying to emulate either the PPC or the x86 architectures. The fastest of these processors is clocked at 1.25 ghz. All things considered, hardware overclocking is out too. PPC would be more easily emulated under ARM than x86, especially considering the memory architecture. Still, I highly doubt you'll get it running, but best of luck.

 

Stephen

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Maybe A crazy idea

Mac OS X on Xscale processor.

 

I will try this with my PDA sometime and get back.

 

Anyone else?

 

:P

 

maybe not so crazy after all...

 

Apparently the iPhone/iPod Touch uses a Marvell PXA CPU, which is what they call the Xscale technology they acquired from Intel. They continually advertise that the iPhone runs 'OS X'....

 

so, people, how about making our iPaqs join the rest of the i-devices running OS X?

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