The chaps at Wired installed OS X Leopard on a netbook. Not only did it work, it ran pretty good too! FYI, Leopard installer disc for MSI WIND can be found here.

In fact, apart from a few oddities, everything just works. The webcam turns out to be awful -- a low-res piece of junk, but it works. The Wi-Fi card also works, but using a third party connection utility instead of the menu-bar drop down list. The mic and headphone jacks are dead, but Airtunes and an Airport Express take care of that, and right now the Ethernet is dead, although that is just a driver-install away.

All in, it actually runs OS X a lot faster than XP. If you have any questions on how things are working, leave them in the comments. If your questions are more technical, head to the Wind forums, or watch Onetrack's video, below.

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Installing off USB flash or external HD is very easy.

You need only a real mac or a hackintosh running tiger or leopard

step 1: Mount the MSIWindOSX.iso (double click on it)

step 2: plug in the usb drive or flash drive so it mounts

step 3: Go into Disk utility - click Restore

step 4: drag the mounted iso volume to the ' SOURCE ' section

step 5: drag the usb drive or flash drive to the ' Destination ' section

step 6: check ' erase destination ' click ok

Restore to USB will take about 10 minutes or so.. go get a coffee.. check your email, update your facebook status - what have you


step 7: Download Chameleon 1.0.6 [needed to make the USB drive bootable]

step 8: Double click the chameleon dmg to mount it, run through its prompts and install it to your flash / usb key - this makes it bootable.

step 9: Plug Flash / USB key into msi wind, boot from it (either change in bios or hit f11 for boot menu) - install as normal.

Thats all.