> such in-memory copies are implicitly granted with the disc The story isn't saying no-one is allowed turn on their Macs because we're pirating OS X by making

> such in-memory copies are implicitly granted with the disc The story isn't saying no-one is allowed turn on their Macs because we're pirating OS X by making copies of it. Apple's point is Pystar is breaking the license under which OS X is distributed by installing it on a non-Apple computer therefore any copy is an unlawful copy.