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Fabrice Eloire

Un ouvrage bien utile !!!

2010年4月5日にフランスでレビュー済み

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Ce livre explique pas à pas et dans un language simple l'installation d'OSX sur une machine non-Apple.
C'est bien plus pratique que d'aller à la pêche aux infos sur Internet !
Un seul regret : à cause des délais d'impression, l'auteur traite de la version 10.5 et pas de la 10.6.
La seconde partie du livre, l'utilisation des applis standards Apple, n'a pas vraiment sa place dans l'ouvrage, on trouve facilement des livres sur le sujet.
Conclusion : A recommander !!!

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Hackintosh - Don't try it without this book

2010年7月15日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み

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Although I don't have a hackintosh at the moment, this book is the single most useful resource to getting the job done. There are many hackintosh forumulas and ISOs out there. Many of those combinations are very specific and often the concept of dual booting is not adequatly covered in the public domain. This is the one resource to pull it all together and show you all of your options and all of the steps it takes to get there. A must have for the hackintosh enthusiast.

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Cap'n 2Blooth

Excellent. Not for the beginner.

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Fascinating and a real treasure trove but be warned, this is not a dip into for tips guide, it is a serious text.

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James W. Ingersoll

This book is great if you can come across a copy and you're ...

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This book is great if you can come across a copy and you're using an older version of OS X. It's a bit outdated and not necessary because of sites that document Hakintosh projects more in depth than this book. It also has some chapters on how to use old versions of iLife applications that no one uses anymore. If you have some old software and are able to find to obsolete motherboards R.A.M. etc then maybe this is what you need.

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2013年4月25日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み

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Michael

OSx86: Creating a Hackintosh

2011年5月18日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み

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This book is very good I'm learning much from it and the price was awesome and i got very quickly . Mike M.

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Alex

This should be called "Your Everyday Guide To Using Mac OS X"

2011年3月28日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み

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This should be called "Your Everyday Guide to using Mac OS X, with an appendix on creating a Hackintosh for ONE type of machine" as opposed to what it is.

The first chapter is a step-by-step walkthrough of creating the Hackintosh IF everything goes smoothly. It does not discuss how to find kernel extensions for your hardware or if things go wrong or anything like that.

I was led to believe I'd learn about how kernel extensions work etc. by reading the kernel extensions part, but was very unhappy when I saw that their explanation of kernel extensions is limited to describing why they are there, and how they make the hardware work (DUH!).. This is stuff only a lay person wouldn't know. They go into NO detail whatsoever.

I garnished all useful information out of this book within a half hour.

I originally bought the book because I had problems getting audio to work on a Hackintosh laptop I created and even though the material is somewhat dated, I had hoped that it would provide understanding of kernel extensions etc. since I could not fathom for the life of me why audio didn't work when booting off the HD even though it did while booting off a boot CD even though the same extensions were loaded in both cases.

I basically already know how to use all apps in OS X so that means 90% of this book was completely useless. The other 10% is a step-by-step howto that assumes NOTHING WILL GO WRONG. But you don't even need Murphy's Law to realize that when installing Mac OS X on non-Mac hardware that something will almost certainly go wrong.

This book is trash. I want my money back.

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Dipper

Very Detailed Book and try pay attention if you buy a like new book

2011年11月8日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み

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It was a very detailed book that teach you what to do step by step. Worth to buy! But the book is quite dirty and old since I buy a like-new book.

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Steve L

Should be titled "OS X for Windows Users"!

2011年2月28日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み

There's an inherent disadvantage in writing a DTB (Dead Tree Book) about a technology that is rapidly evolving - by the time your words see print, a lot of them are out of date. This is especially true regarding the world of "hackintoshing" - between the time (sometime in mid-2009 I gather) the book was written and the time it was published in early 2010, not only had Apple released a new, significant version of OS X (10.6 "Snow Leopard"), but the tools used for installing OS X on a non-Apple PC, known as "hackintoshing", underwent significant changes of their own.

I "hackintoshed" my Dell Mini 9, one of the early choices in this field, about when "OSx86: Creating a Hackintosh" came out, but none of the tools I used were mentioned in the book - indeed I had not heard of most of the ones described. Now that it's 2011, a lot more of the book seems "quaint", but there is still value in it.

The first 100 pages or so are devoted to installing OS X 10.5 "Leopard" on a PC. I was hoping that it would explain in detail what the tools were doing and help the reader understand the process, but no, it's really just a "recipe" to follow with a couple of variations. Several times the author explains what is needed for his particular PC and then says that if yours is different, search a web forum to see if you can get the answers. I didn't find that terribly helpful. However, he does provide links to some of the more useful online resources for hackintoshing (though seems to leave out the granddaddy of these, MyDellMini). He also provides short URL aliases for various of the web sites and forums, which is helpful, but these too are likely to go out of date quickly.

If this was all there was to the book, I'd stop here and suggest giving it a pass. And if all you want is help in creating a Hackintosh of your own, I'd recommend skipping the book and searching the web for active sites and forums on the topic. But there is more - the rest of the book is an introduction to OS X from the perspective of a Windows user, with lots of helpful hints and comparisons for someone who is new to OS X. (I'm not exactly "new" to it but I certainly could use a lot of help with the details.)

So, consider this a qualified recommendation for the book. The part about creating a Hackintosh is useful background but is no longer something you can follow directly, indeed if you ever could. Use the hackintoshing community online for help with that. The rest of the book is a good introduction to OS X for someone more familiar with Windows, and if you would find that useful, buy the book.

Lastly, I have to put in my usual warning here - hackintoshing is not a "set it and forget it" thing. Many people are successful, but many have problems and help can sometimes be elusive. Also, you have to be aware that Apple updates can (and usually do) cause your PC to be unbootable, so don't just install OS X and hand the computer off to a friend or relative who doesn't know to NOT accept updates without checking with you first. You will need to keep aware of what is going on in the community and not install any OS X updates without seeing first if additional action is needed. Find a good web forum devoted to the topic, join it and read, read, read.

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Sukru Tikves

A good technical excercise

2010年11月17日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み

Putting in a Mac OS install disc on your regular PC, unfortunately, does not work out of the box. Apple will make the process as hard as possible, while enthusiastic OSx86 community will try to do otherwise.

This was not my first attempt to convert my PC to a Macintosh. Nevertheless, while Peter Baldwin managed to bring together an easy to follow step by step guide for the entire process, it still was difficult. Let me ruin the ending for you: I could not ever get my wireless network adapter to work, effectively making the installation useless.

One thing should be clear. The book does not provide you with any information you cannot - somehow - find online. However it requires lots of patience, asking questions on the forums, and of course lots of background technical knowledge. The author manages to collect relevant things from different sources, and presents the entire process, including (probably necessary) troubleshooting and a digest of technical information in his book.

The first chapters will get you through basic knowledge, and trial installations, while next ones will make your Windows installation (XP or Vista, while mostly also relevant to Windows 7), and the newly installed Mac (hackintosh) to work together nicely. Those helped significantly, especially with link to all the various tools you need, and step-by-step instructions to verify your progress along the way. It *is* really easy to miss a step, or even not know about it, making the rest not so useful. Thus this double-check with screen shots do actually help.

My main complaint, and probably the only significant one, is about the middle sections of the book. About half of the chapters talk about using Mac OS, effectively giving you a "beginners" guide. However if I could manage hacking your boot manager, I believe I would not have any difficulty discovering control panel options myself. Yet, there are still some good things here and there in these chapters - like setting up NTFS disk support.

One other minor area the book is lacking is the software versions. Author discusses Mac OS X Leopard, and Windows XP, and Vista versions, while there are at least one more version in each OS. Snow Leopard is relatively newer to the community, and the book claims it's still not supported as well as Leopard for Hackintosh creation. This is understandable. And also Windows Vista and Windows 7 are almost the same under the hood. Thus for most people with some technical skills the versions would not be an issue.

I need to add that this process does not work on all hardware (there is a site for reference mentioned in the book, be sure to check it out). For testing VMware virtual machines do work, and for real ones Dell Inspiron Mini netbook PCs are preferred by the community. I actually had more luck with my Fujitsu-Siemens laptop than VMware, yet I could not get the wireless card running. This is a very time consuming process, and I plan to retry it, probably after purchasing a compatible USB wireless network dongle.

For all its worth, the book contains sufficient knowledge to build a hackintosh system, given you have purchased a legal OEM copy of Mac OS X Leopard software, and have compatible hardware on your PC.

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