you basically follow the directions for the osx86 project, which are here.
http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=11339 it is pretty step by step, just a reminder though BACKUP, BACKUP, BACKUP...lol because this requires some partitioning editing, and your dealing with 2 different file systems, the fat32 converted to -> osx journaled, and ntfs, drivers are still a problem throughout but actually we have the closest spec's to mac series machines then i seen on other machines, bluetooth works, my ethernet was listed but i didn't give it a try yet, there are still little quirks, like glitches.. for instance, whenever i close a window, i can see a lil square on the desktop, that i guess didn't refresh, but i move the mouse around and it's fine, haven't even really looked as far as drivers go, i more or less just installed it to mess around, wasn't planning on a whole lot of connectivity at this point, but we have a very common components in our machines, and wouldn't be surprised that if u checked enough opensource community forums, if u turned up some drivers, i was kinda wanted to see what all the hype was about, about macs, i haven't used one since playing oregon trail in the 3rd grade. although playing with this i might hafta budget a lil mac mini come tax return time, by then the new version of osx should be out. as there is already some hype building. but i dunno, maybe it is just me, it was a pretty gui, but i wasn't completely impressed, but it was enough to spark my curiosity, to wanna buy a lower end mac and learn the os more, i dunno my judgements on this are still undecided, i guess i have seen all the gui enhancements mimic's in windows for so long now, that there was no wow effect
