emulating mac os on pc,and via versa,what is needed?

Turok

Turok

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Hello!
today my coleague,from the nabour village called me,and ask me,how he can install,on his apple mac book pro notebook,the windwows software,and via versa,on a pc system,the apple tiger os!
i read alot of pc magazines,but recently i dont use apple computer yet!
i know,without knowing the exact details,what i have to do,that it was posible to emulate,windows under mac,and a tiger os on a pc system,with special prepared images,and bios version,that the apple os,is meaning installed on a normal pc,a mac is here!

there are also a funktion i read on the net called paralell lines,that alowerd to emulate win on mac!
and via versa!
can anyone explain,what we have to do?

if i remember right,apple use only intel cpus,the deal,with amd,was never happen!
what kind of mainboard,and intel cpu,would be the best,to emulate the apple on a pc?
thanks for your input!
 
You can actually emulate a mac in Windows, I have something that emulates pretty much any Mac you want (forgot it's name and it's on my other laptop), but, not being a Mac user, I haven't bothered to use it much, I just wanted to try it out... :-rofl2

It even plays the trademark Mac "Duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuh" when you start it up... :p
 
what hardware you currencly using for a good performance?
 
Turok said:
what hardware you currencly using for a good performance?
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Well, my other laptop is a Pentium M 1.5GHz, 512MB ram, and a 40gb hard drive, but as I say, I only got it to try it out, so never really did anything with it (no Mac compatible software, so couldn't do anything with it)... :)

Though it would be interesting to run a mac in windows, then run windows in the mac in windows... :D
 
You could look at using VMs.
_http://wiki.osx86project.org/wiki/index.php/Vmware_how_to#User_comments_50-

I dont know much about Macs, but I was under the impression that the newer models were capable of dual booting along side windows using Bootcamp.
 
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