Mac OS X for VirtualBox
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This is THE thread on the subject in the VBox forums.
Basically, because it's specifically prohibited by Apple (running it virtualised on non-Apple hardware), Sun can't work on making VBox properly compatible with it. This means no Guest Additions, at the very least.
However, it has been done on a basic level by users, albeit with various questionable hacks, and the result is unstable, slow and limited (and it's worse in VMWare, apparently).
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Updated on September 17, 2022Comments
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Community over 1 year
Possible Duplicate:
How to run Mac OS X within Windows Virtual PC?How do I virtualize Mac OS X on Windows XP host with VirtualBox?
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Matthew Scharley over 14 yearsYou don't. Not legally. Last time I checked, OS X's EULA states you can only virtualise it on Apple's software.
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Admin over 14 years... and also only the Server version starting with Leopard, not the regular client one.
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Chealion over 14 yearsDuplicate of superuser.com/questions/6538/…, superuser.com/questions/48323/…, superuser.com/questions/25893/…, superuser.com/questions/15184/… among many others on the sister sites.
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RomanSt over 14 yearsI'd say Sun can do it legally, but they don't have a huge business case for that, given the limited scope for legal use.