Do you have 2 machintosh computers at home that you want to use with a single keyboard, single monitor and even single Magic Mouse? Well now it’s possible with this tutorial. We have build this setup and it works flawlessly.
For the setup we used the following hardware:
- 1 mac mini (running 24/7 as a home server)
- 1 Mac Pro (it’s a hackintosh inside a Mac Pro case)
- 1 Apple USB Keyboard and 1 dual-link DVI Monitor
- 1 Apple Magic Mouse (Bluetooth)
- 1 Belkin Flip KVM Switch (DVI-D 2-Port)
- 1 small Bluetooth 2.0 USB dongle
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November 26th, 2009
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This video documents the build of the OS Xbox Pro.
For more information about this build visit www.willudesign.com
While you are patiently waiting for your Magic Mouse to arrive (as we are), here is the perfect bluetooth dongle you will need for your hackintosh or your bluetoothless macintosh computer. It is 100% compatible with the (not so) magic mouse and officially recommended by Apple! It can even accept firmware updates from Software Update and wake up your comp with wireless mouse or keyboard.
The USB bluetooth adapter you want is the …
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It should not fix bad relationship between Apple and Psystar. For sale through their website, a software called Rebel EFI promises simply to help the average user to install Mac OS X on a PC including the latest and greatest Snow Leopard, provided that your PC has the compatible components. Rebel EFI arises as a small ISO image of just a few MB, which uses included Darwin Universal Boot Loader (DUBLE).
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February 15th, 2009
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There are many distros out there to run Mac OS X on a PC hardware.
Kalyway, iAtkos, Leo4all, Jas, iDeneb, iPC, etc…
But one is different, it has Live DVD capabilities !
And that means you can execute the complete Mac OSx86 from the DVD.
No need to install it on your hard disk ! It will run in memory.
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