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All the rights for the BurnAware project were sold to the BurnAware Technologies company. BurnAware Free Edition is no longer available!

Touché. Forgot that one. Sad but true. Stuck with MacOS 9.x forever. Let me correct by saying: They seem to have learned from those mistakes. That's why this forum is so great. Every bit of knowledge of its members make up for an incredible galore of tips and know-how you will rarely see in a single individual.

Not implying it is legal either. That's why I included the license violation quote. Just saying "it won't run in a virtual machine" is negating a reality. Illegal, but a reality nevertheless. I just have those to experiment with coding on a virtual OS X. For running OS X I have a Mac laptop, where it is completely legal and safe. Apple has succeded in what other hardware manufacturers wanted to do @ one time and failed. ¿Remember Tandy? ¿Anyone has an Iomega drive lying around? At least Apple does not let their systems "die" and stays up-to-date with current research and developments.

Sorry to mingle in, but... It DOES run on a Virtual Machine, at least Intel-based Mac OS X. It DOES NOT run on Microsoft Virtual PC environment since it does not emulate APIC & other features that OS X needs. I have it in VMware Player as a Virtual Machine. OS X 10.4 to be exact. I also have OS X 10.5 installed in PearPC emulator (google it). I made the ISO of the OS X CD in a true MAC computer (that I own) beforehand. From a MAC based forum: I include that comment so that you know the implications of the issue @ hand. It most probably won't make Apple change their point of view regarding the installation/use of Mac OS X in a virtual environment. But proof exists that it CAN run on non-Apple hardware.