EmpireEFI - Run Mac OS X Leopard on a PC v1.04

Free alternative to Rebel EFI. Run Mac OS X Snow Leopard on a PC. How-to Install 1. Burn the ISO with your favourite tool (Windows 7 has Out of the box ISO burning tool). I would recommend Nero or something. If you're burning it from Linux , there are lots of tool such as cdrecord. I am not going to go in detail how to burn an ISO 2. Restart your computer (assuming the CD is in the drive) 3. As the computer boots up select Boot Options or Boot Menu Key (generally its F12/F11/DEL or some key - You'll have to check with your motherboard manufacturer for that) 4. Wait for a while as Empire EFI (Chameleon/boot-132) boots up 5. Once you see Darth Vader , wait for a while (I would recommend you to wait for around a minute or so) 6. Eject your Drive. Simply eject it 7. Insert MacOS X Installation Disc (Snow Leopard Retail disc (The $29 disc) and not upgrade discs/recovery disc which comes along with a genuine mac) and then press F5 8. Again wait for a while for Empire EFI to detect the disc, once it sees 'Mac OSX Installation Disc' , select it and wait for the installation to start. Free alternative to Rebel EFI. Run Mac OS X Snow Leopard on a PC. How-to Install 1. Burn the ISO with your favourite tool (Windows 7 has Out of the box ISO burning tool). I would recommend Nero or something. If you're burning it from Linux , there are lots of tool such as cdrecord. I am not going to go in detail how to burn an ISO 2. Restart your computer (assuming the CD is in the drive) 3. As the computer boots up select Boot Options or Boot Menu Key (generally its F12/F11/DEL or some key - You'll have to check with your motherboard manufacturer for that) 4. Wait for a while as Empire EFI (Chameleon/boot-132) boots up 5. Once you see Darth Vader , wait for a while (I would recommend you to wait for around a minute or so) 6. Eject your Drive. Simply eject it 7. Insert MacOS X Installation Disc (Snow Leopard Retail disc (The $29 disc) and not upgrade discs/recovery disc which comes along with a genuine mac) and then press F5 8. Again wait for a while for Empire EFI to detect the disc, once it sees 'Mac OSX Installation Disc' , select it and wait for the installation to start.

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pompor (2009-11-06)

what is the different between this , and the other empire efi torrent ?

cruxware (2009-11-06)

this is a newer version.

erush (2009-11-07)

Spent about five hours looking for a torrent for the Psystar Rebel EFI, but to no avail. Thanks to uploader for this file.
However, tried to use it on my Toshiba Satellite A60/A65 Series. Doesn't seem to want to work for me, it gets stuck look for a plist file. Anyone know how to fix this, or is my Toshiba unable to use this program in order to run Mac OS X. Thanks for any info. anyone can give me.

FaloopaJones (2009-11-15)

Meh - I've got a Dell Vostro A90 (the "business edition" of the Dell Mini 9) and the NetBookInstaller 0.8.3 and Leopard worked a lot better. This one DID install Snow Leopard, but I got multiple kernel panics and once I got past that I still had sound/WiFi issues.
I need a copy of the REAL Pystar RebelEFI loader to try that. Until then, I'm sticking with the NBI 0.8.3 and Leopard.

GSArora (2009-11-16)

Does this work on AMD computers? Rebel EFI doesn't yet, so I was just wondering....

archodine (2009-11-17)

If your looking for more details on the specifics of modding your PC to run Apple OS X then I'd recommend visiting (insanelymac.com). They have detailed instructions and many sets of files for people who are looking to make the conversion.

skimr (2009-11-22)

is this download the iso to run the installation?

Spray_Junkie (2009-12-11)

I receive some kind of weird memory error and it halts. I don't get to see Darth Vader :(
Any quick ideas?

Spray_Junkie (2009-12-11)

Okay...took another run at it and it came up Memory Allocation Error...????

killshay (2010-01-23)

AMD isnt supported. It says in the README file