I created a wiki for documenting binary file formats since I feel the Internet is lacking a good collaborative resource for this kind of information.
Feel free to help me out at http://fileformatwiki.org
PS. This is not intended to be in competition with the website www.wotsit.org, but rather a supplement.
Monday, December 01, 2008
Thursday, October 02, 2008
Running MacOS X as guest in VirtualBox
I have been looking for a while for a solution where I could easily work with MacOS X on my workstation. I am currently running Ubuntu, with a virtual Windows XP in VirtualBox for Photoshop, Flash and some other Windows-software.
Since the MacOS X runs on the x86 architecture these days, I figured I should be able to run a virtual MacOS X as well.
However after some looking around, it appears not to be possible. And it's not a technical problem, but rather a issue of the MacOS X EULA:
"This License allows you to install and use one copy of the Mac OS X Server software (the "Mac OS X Server Software") on a single Apple-labeled computer."
The only solution for now appears to be to use VMWare together with a cracked version of MacOS X and follow a long series of installation instructions.
However, this is not a working solution for me, since I prefer to use the open source VirtualBox rather than the commercial and NSA funded VMWare [1, 2].
There is some discussion in virtualbox.org regarding MacOS X guest support, but Sun appears to officially ignore it (the OS is not even listed here for example).
Since the MacOS X runs on the x86 architecture these days, I figured I should be able to run a virtual MacOS X as well.
However after some looking around, it appears not to be possible. And it's not a technical problem, but rather a issue of the MacOS X EULA:
"This License allows you to install and use one copy of the Mac OS X Server software (the "Mac OS X Server Software") on a single Apple-labeled computer."
The only solution for now appears to be to use VMWare together with a cracked version of MacOS X and follow a long series of installation instructions.
However, this is not a working solution for me, since I prefer to use the open source VirtualBox rather than the commercial and NSA funded VMWare [1, 2].
There is some discussion in virtualbox.org regarding MacOS X guest support, but Sun appears to officially ignore it (the OS is not even listed here for example).
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