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I wonder if such an installation would survive any software updates from Apple. Would Apple in general be able to tell you are not running this on genuine Apple
by critic 18y ago
I wonder if such an installation would survive any software updates from Apple. Would Apple in general be able to tell you are not running this on genuine Apple hardware?
- pertplus 18y agoQuote from the article: "and on top of that you'll run into all kinds of problems should you ever want to upgrade your OS or software via Software Update."
- critic 18y agoThis is if you DON'T follow the instructions in the article. I'm asking about what happens if you do.
- allenbrunson 18y agoit is never completely safe to use software update on a hackintosh. certain files have been hacked to make it work. what if apple sends down a newer version of one of those files, undoing your hacks?
- redrobot5050 18y agoIf you're smart you'll use the shareware package inspector, Paranoia, to snoop through the packages and tell you what the update's really doing before applying it. Most software updates (application updates / security updates / Safari+iTunes+QuickTime will work fine. Its the 10.5.X updates that might break something.