Does anyone know how to install the Apple operating system on a regular computer

Yes, but it seems to be bootstrapping with linux.

All users who use desktops want their computers to be as beautiful, concise and efficient as the interface of Apple computers, but due to software compatibility problems, Apple computers can only be high and low, and the Windows system still occupies the vast majority of the market share, people do not hesitate to use software to imitate the operating system interface of Apple computers at the expense of system performance, but this is just to put on a beautiful dress for the computer, and there is no substantial change, and the simplicity and efficiency of Apple's operating system cannot be imitated. But that changed the moment Apple announced its defection to Intel, and Apple's announcement undoubtedly announced that their future operating system would support x86 architecture, which meant that we could use Apple's operating system in a real sense on ordinary computers.

Now, although it is not possible to install an x86 mac os system on a regular PC, it is not difficult to install a Windows system on an Intel-Mac. Although such machines are not yet available in the general market, Apple developers have already gotten their hands on them and are adding new ** to them.

And that's not all. Recently, two experts have written a manual detailing step by step how to use Linux as a boot boot to establish the coexistence of Windows and Mac.

According to the instructions, the entire system requires a total of three hard drives, one for OSX, one for Windows, and one for CentOS Linux. Once configured, the Linux partition can be used to create a boot menu, allowing you to choose whether to boot Windows or OSX. Although both Windows and OSX have built-in multi-boot capabilities, they do not work together directly and require the mediation of Linux.

It seems that Apple still hopes that this dual-system coexistence will be a likable place in the new Mactel alliance. In fact, Apple has publicly stated that it will soon release machines that support this dual-system coexistence, bringing more Macs to the desktop.

The last artist in the computer world has also become vulgar, and we really hope that Apple will be popularized while retaining its original unconventional characteristics.

It is estimated that it is no play, the hardware of Apple computers is developed by themselves and the hardware we use is different, of course, their system only knows their own hardware, the hardware we use, and the Apple system cannot be recognized.

It's okay to do it upside down, hehe.

Yes, but it belongs to the commonly known black apple, and the specific operation is as follows:

Windows 7's built-in compressed volume function adjusts the hard disk partition to create 30G of space. Or simply find a clean hard disk and put it in the portable hard drive, so the advantage is that you can directly wipe the disk, and the partition or something will be done for you by Mac OS X (as shown below):

2.Click "Disk Management", and the window will change to the following figure:

3.Enter the amount of compressed space, which is generally slightly larger than the image file. Click "Compress", and a green disk symbol will appear in the disk management interface, as shown in the following figure:

<> options are removed, the target partition selects the divided 7G installation file area (if you can't see the new area drive letter just divided, you can restart it), if the program does not respond during the writing process, the hard disk is no problem in reading and writing. Don't worry if you are prompted to change partition type to af:failed (set the id to af when partitioning).

Copy to C drive, you can create a HJMAC folder, and then add a startup item to the Win7 boot menu as shown below. The purpose of adding this startup item is to install your Mac.

7.Reboot the system. As shown in the figure below:

<>9.After restarting, select HJMAC in the win7 boot menu, you can see the chameleon boot interface, select the 7G partition (you can see the words Mac OS X Base System), and you can enter the installation (as shown below):

10.When selecting the interface of the installation partition, use Disk Utility in the menu to erase the 22G Mac partition as a Mac journal, then exit Disk Utility, select the area as the installation target partition, and customize all selection, as shown in the following figure:

11.It takes about 15-20 minutes to complete the installation and the system will automatically restart. Install as shown in the picture, note: The latest version of the chameleon can support Intel i-series CPUs without replacing the kernel (as shown below).

12.Reboot for the first time after installation, click Continue as shown below, and first run the hard disk installation assistant as an administrator (as shown below).

13.Go to the Mac desktop and double-click to install the Mac version of Chameleon. Locate the MAC image file and select the target partition (installation partition). The following three ticks are removed! As shown below:

14.After restarting, go to Win7 and add the Mac startup items booted by MBR. Replace c: with attachments

nst folder. Note: Win7 boot menu has two chameleon boot items, it is recommended to keep them, generally use Mac chameleon to boot, if there is a problem with Mac chameleon, use boot, so far, black Apple Mac OS X is installed.

Press the power button to turn on, the boot sound remembers, and when the screen appears gray-white, press the option button immediately, until the system boot selection interface appears and then let go. Then the system selection interface will appear, press the left and right arrow keys to select the system that needs to be started, after selecting, click directly with the left mouse button, or press the enter key to confirm. Apple's official and each** are basically used to "press and hold the option key when booting",Few specific instructions on when to press this key is the most appropriate。

In fact, users who have used Apple for a period of time will have some such experiences, sometimes we haven't pressed the option key, it has entered the system by default; Or sometimes I press it for a long time, only to find that the screen has been in a gray state. In both cases, it is basically because the option key is pressed late, and when this happens, it can generally only be restarted or the power button can be turned off and then started. Run the Boot Camp Assistant on Mac OS, and in the Select Tasks screen, tick the "From Apple **Latest Windows Support Software" option.

In this way, the system can be automatically driven to a USB stick according to the configuration of the current computer. Also, insert the USB flash drive into your Mac computer. Then, in the Make a Bootable USB Stick System Installation Tray interface, click the "Select" button.

Select the Win7 iOS image file you want to install, and then you will see that the files required for installing Windows are being copied to the USB flash drive. After the copy is completed, the system will automatically restart, and then enter the Windows system installation boot, and follow the prompts to install.