Agreed.
There may be a hand full of "pirated" copies of Leopard floating
around, but for the most part, (if anything), there are 'licensing'
issues with OS X being run on "Non-Apple" machines.
IMO, Apple is only interested in deterring commercial clones ie.
Psystar. And finds the work around installations of OS X more of a
mild nuisance.
I missed the original Error Message, but is there any Proof that these
errors are occurring on Non-Apple products?
On 30-Aug-08, at 9:37 AM, Richard Altenburg (Brainchild) wrote:
Op 30 aug 2008, om 17:54 heeft Joe Huber het volgende geschreven:
You can't buy a copy of Leopard for installation on a new machine.
Apple only sells UPGRADE licenses. The only way to get a new OSX
license is to buy a new Mac.
I bought Mac OS X 10.5.4 Retail Family Pack just the other week and
I did upgrade one MacBook Pro from Tiger with it, but it looks like
I can install other machines from scratch if I wish to do so...
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