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I don't know the specifics but it sounds to me like making a VirtualBox product that is fine-tuned for macOS, including guest drivers for smooth integration (li
by fierarul 7y ago
I don't know the specifics but it sounds to me like making a VirtualBox product that is fine-tuned for macOS, including guest drivers for smooth integration (like VirtualBox Guest Additions).
If the user provides the IPSW files, I don't see what's the problem.
If I were Corellium I would open-source the product and see about licensing to corporate customers. What will Apple do then? Send a DMCA to GitHub?
- toyg 7y agoYou cannot legally run MacOS on non-Apple hardware.
- rowanG077 7y agoWhat? This is patently false. Can you point me to a single case where a judge ruled it's illegal to run MacOS on non-Apple hardware
- Wowfunhappy 7y agoPystar comes to mind, but that's a bit different, they were selling fully set up Hackintosh machines. I think GP is referring to the fact that Apple's EULA forbids running macOS on non-Apple hardware. But whether that's legally enforceable (if you're doing it on a personal machine rather than selling it) is not at all clear to me.