error during ios installation

[ebolo]

Hi everybody!
In my first day with virtualbox am trying to create a vm with snow leopard 10.6 32bit on. Created the vm, I set OSX_10.6.7.iso as cd/dvd on SATA port 1 and turned on the machine. The installation started, but stopped while was loading extensions, as shown in the attached file, 'cause of a critical error.

I'm not able to attach the .log 'cause it's 200KB, too big.. if it's absolutely need, let someone tell me how to do.. or I'll copy it here as quote..

thanks to everyone who will answer!!

[Perryg]

Compress the log file and post here (as an attachment)

[ebolo]

here's the log.. compressed

[Perryg]

You can not install Mac OSX on Windows, only another Mac.

[ebolo]

What? I saw videos on youtube that show how to install mac osx lion on a windows 7 using virtualbox, and anyway shouldnt virtualbox advises me that's not possible?

[BillG]

It may be possible but it is not legal. It is not allowed under the Apple EULA so is not supported here.

[ebolo]

Thanks both for answering me. Am italian but am not betwwen that italians that say "it's not legal in your country, it is at my home". It's not legal, then I'll try to test my website asking to friends that have different devices from mine.
Anyway.. once again.. owner software licences show their negativity and stupidity

[socratis]

Thanks both for answering me. Am italian but am not betwwen that italians that say "it's not legal in your country, it is at my home".

I'm Greek. We have a similar saying. The problem is that Apple is a US based company and Oracle (which owns VirtualBox and this forum) is a US based company and if A sues O, O is in really deep doodoo land! Therefore, not supported OFFICIALLY! If you want to hack your way, be my guest and try it. Post your experiences in another forum for the rest of humanity to benefit as well!

Anyway.. once again.. owner software licences show their negativity and stupidity

a) Have you ever done software development for a living? Or hardware (in the case of Appple)?
b) Apple may have restrictive terms for their OS, but so far not one person has been sued for using their OS in ways that are not in their best interest.