Updated on 07 Sep 2011
By Anthony Buckner
1.81 MB Safe To Install
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Specifications
License:
Freeware
Updated:
Downloads:
1697
Platform:
PPC, Mac OS
Publisher:
FOSS Free Open Source Software Community(more)
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Publisher's Descriptions
Mac-on-Linux is a linux/ppc program which makes it possible to run Mac OS in parallel with Linux.

MOL is primarily intended to be used by those who run linux/ppc as their main operating system but still want to be able to run that occasional Mac OS application. Other possible applications include:

development
hardware simulation
server applications
compatibility testing

Technology:

No CPU emulation very fast!
No ROM image needed
Complete MMU virtualization
Idle sleep (8.6 or later)
Very compatible
Multi-session support
603, 604, G3 and G4 support

Device support:

Full screen video (fbdev, xdga)
MMU accelereaded X11 video
CD burners
Generic SCSI
Generic USB
Audio
Networking
AltiVec support
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System Requirements
  • PPC
  • A PowerPC CPU (603, 604, G3 or G4)
  • Linux/ppc with a 2.4 or 2.6 kernel
  • Mac OS 8.6* or later
  • Mac OS X 10.1 or later
* MOL can run MacOS 7.5.2 and later in "oldworld" mode. However, this requires an image of a supported boot ROM.


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