Mac OS X Leopard possible ??

Han445 · Post by **Han445** » 5. Jan 2008, 00:24

Do think installing Mac OS X Leopard will be possible ?

Poulpatine · Post by **Poulpatine** » 7. Jan 2008, 10:27

Current version of virtualbox does'nt work on Leopard but a new release will come when OSx Innotek developper will come back from vacation.

erstazi · Post by **erstazi** » 9. Jan 2008, 02:44

Han445 wrote:Do think installing Mac OS X Leopard will be possible ?

Try this out: Mac OS X build instructions

mg · Post by mg » 10. Jan 2008, 21:33

Hello,
i've tried to compile VB on Leopard.

But I got a lot of errors.
Could anyone please compile it and send it to me via email?

thank you
matthias ( webmaster@matthigoes.net )

Son of a Beach · Post by **Son of a Beach** » 11. Jan 2008, 01:24

Has anybody actually got it compiled, installed, and running successfully on Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard?

peterk · Post by **peterk** » 11. Jan 2008, 03:12

I've got some silly questions too:
What's wrong with the gcc tools supplied with MacOS?
Why is i386-elf-gcc essential?
Has anybody used i386-elf-gcc and libidl from another source than MacPorts?

I'm just a silly old git who would like to avoid the duplicate toolbox tree that MacPorts uses (like fink). I tinker with other open source stuff that uses the standard tools in the standard paths.

i386-elf-gcc from MacPorts currently does not build on 10.5.1. There is a ticket out for that, and the error msg that I got was beyond my comprehension, sorry...

mg · Post by mg » 11. Jan 2008, 09:59

I 've managed to compile i386-elf-gcc from MacPorts with the workaround found here.

But i still can't compile VB.

dineshj · Post by **dineshj** » 12. Apr 2010, 10:03

Yes, Installing Mac OS X as guest on X86 VirtualBox is possible by following method.
http://www.sysprobs.com/install-mac-os- ... lation-dvd

It worked well for me, just for testing purpose.

virtualbox.org

Mac OS X Leopard possible ??

Mac OS X Leopard possible ??

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