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Is it possible to install Mac OS X on customized hardware?

Hi all, I am new to Mac OS and i want to install Mac OS on my windows XP computer,i have searched on the net but find the required steps. Can u help me solve this issue? Thanks in advance..

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Apple does not support installing Mac OS X on non-Apple hardware (which I presume you have). If you insist, search for "hackintosh"--there are lots of articles on how this might work. But it won't be as good as if it were on Apple hardware.

Hackintoshing is easier now that Apple uses Intel processors, but OS X installation is still only officially supported for Apple Intel machines.

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Thanks Robert, but i think now Mac Os can be installed on intel based processor and i have that one..so without "Hackintosh" is it not possible to install MAC OS? – Dishant Nov 25 '10 at 10:55
I had never tried to install "hakintosh" but as per your reply I think i should have to try to install. Thanx for the reply. – Dishant Nov 25 '10 at 11:07
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Max OS is not supporting non Apple hardware ..u can use vmware to install mac os on Win XP

iDeneb v1.4 10.5.6 for Intel/AMD ( SSE2/SSE3) | Siamcrack

PCWiz Computer - [Mac OSx86] 10.4.8 VMware Installation Guide

Hackintosh Tutorial: Install a Mac Leopard OS X Retail DVD on a PC

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-1 for encouraging software piracy – Paul R Nov 25 '10 at 12:02
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My choice is to go with VirtualBox.Please go through this link, if you are not using Apple hardware.

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this one is batter one solution ..thanx for replay. – Dishant Nov 25 '10 at 11:16
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