I looked into getting Leopard to run on mini-PCs and this gives me hope that it is actually possible. While it’s not easy, this hack lets you install Leopard onto the OQO mini-PC and even dual-boot into Windows when you need to run Quicken. The only thing they couldn’t get to work was WWAN, which they’re working on now.
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definetely not gonna lie.. that was cool
Holy poof. Thats awesome. Man I can’t wait until Ultra-compact computers like this become the norm, and I can afford one and get this running.
I’ve got a Dell Mini 12. Apparently, it has the same GMA500 video system as th OQO 2.x. How difficult – if this is the case – would it be for me to extract the relevant GMA500 driver for use by the Mini9OSX installer?