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Both 10.4 and 10.5 could run on x86 platforms. 10.5 supported x86 out of the gate.
by Aloha 7y ago
Both 10.4 and 10.5 could run on x86 platforms.
10.5 supported x86 out of the gate.
- xoa 7y agoRight you are! I wonder why 10.6 stuck in my head, I even got the first Xeon MP (as a free replacement from Apple for my G5 PowerMac liquid cooling blowing out and destroying my system utterly) in 2006 and it was Tiger. What a time since then. I guess 10.6 Server was the first officially virtualizable version so maybe that's why, but yes you're absolutely right, 10.4(.4) and 10.5 should both be runnable in a modified VM in principle.
- Aloha 7y agoThough I'd suggest its probably easier to run the PPC versions at this point.