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pc装MAC（国外英文资料） The new open section is not so popular at present, so its boring and easy to get people to know a little bit about the area. First, until 2005, there was no black apple. Because the Mac had long been based on IBMs Power PC. It wasnt until June 2005 that the Mac line was switched to Intels x86 platform, paving the way for the Mac OS to be installed on the PC. Since this post is a discussion of Mac OS X running on the PC, the previous versions were not covered in the discussion, and the XD that was interested was free to Google science. The Mac OS Xs kernel and boot mode are very different from Windows, and it doesnt work directly with the Mac OS, so theres a black apple. First, you need to understand the Mac OS X and how it is started: based on the Darwin core, this core comes from FreeBSD, plus Apples own Aqua user interface that makes up the Mac OS X. While running Unix on the CPU of an x86 architecture is not difficult, the problem is that the Mac USES the EFI as a boot device for the machine, not the BIOS. The EFI here is not the UEFI used by the PC motherboard, so even if the PC motherboard USES UEFI, it cannot direct the Mac OS X directly. In addition, the disk partition format used by the Mac OS is not the MBR, GPT, disk format is not FAT or NTFS, but HFS, so before installing Mac OS X, there is a lot of preparation work to do. First, you need to solve the systems boot problem. Thats why we need third-party guidance programs. Currently there are two main types of boosters: Chameleon (Chameleon) and Boot Think. The effect is to simulate an EFI environment and let the Mac OS be mistaken for an EFI. (little digression: Mac install Windows, also need to adopt a similar manner, using BootCamp or uEFIr simulate the UEFI BIOS environment or the environment, so as to guide the Windows, Mac EFI is different from any common EFI environment, is a special closed standards). There are other types of boosters, such as AserBLN, MultiBeast, which are modified