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loading MAC X 5.0(leopard) on a X86 laptop
I want to install MAC X 5.x on my T60 Lenova laptop. I have the Original Mac X 5.0 installation media. I tried to install it on a blank hard disk in my laptop but it doesn't work. On the internet I found sites that offer torrent downloads but I can't use torrent downloads on my laptop. (Corp laptop)
So how do I get a copy of the software to install MAC X 5.0 on my X86 pc? I don't care if it takes all night, I just need to get the copy and no one seems to offer anything except torrent this and that. I love the MAC, but I have to switch disks to do other things and I thought besides using solaris10 and Centos5 I would load a disk with MAC. Can anybody hep? Thanks |
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