极COOL：x86上的苹果操作系统--Darwin 6.0.2 corresponds with Mac OS X v10.2下载！

哈蜜瓜

http://www.opensource.apple.com/ ... arwinx86-602.iso.gz
md5 checksum:
07d4614c4e3b417f0022a97cf941ad97
详情请见：
http://www.opensource.apple.com/projects/darwin/6.0/release.html
============================
Darwin 6.0.2 Release Notes
September 23, 2002
============================

Darwin 6.0.2 corresponds with Mac OS X v10.2.
Notable changes to Darwin include:

* Mac OS X v10.2 operating system improvements
        See http://www.apple.com/macosx/ for details

Licensing Information
-----------------------
The contents of the Darwin 6.0.2 CD image are covered by several licenses:

* The Apple-developed portions of the Source Code and corresponding binary
        package folders are covered by the Apple Public Source License
        Version 1.2.

* A few Apple-provided drivers are only available as binaries, and are
        covered by the Apple Binary Driver Software License Agreement.  
        The drivers covered by this license are located in
        /System/Installation/apple_binary/ on the Install CD image.

*  Other portions of Darwin 6.0.2 may be covered by third party licenses.

Please read all these licenses carefully before using any of this software,
as your use of this software signifies that you have read the licenses and
that you accept and agree to their respective terms.

Known Issues
----------------
* Darwin 6.0.2 should not be installed onto a Mac OS X partition.
        It is a goal for a future release of Darwin to be easily
        interchanged into a Mac OS X system.

* The contents of this CD cannot entirely be reproduced from the source
        in anoncvs.opensource.apple.com.  It contains binary versions
        of certain non-open source drivers.

* Tulip ethernet cards require a special driver.  
        Tulip ethernet chips were used in the Beige G3, slot loaded
        iMacs, and the AGP-based PowerMac G4's. The driver is licensed under
        the Third Party Driver Software License Agreement (SLA)
        (internal use - no redistribution permitted) and is available from:
        http://www.opensource.apple.com/ ... PartyDrivers.tar.gz

* Special driver required for nVIDIA graphics card.  
        The driver is licensed under the Third Party Driver SLA
        (internal use - no redistribution permitted) and is available from:
        http://www.opensource.apple.com/ ... PartyDrivers.tar.gz

* Special driver required for certain DVD computer models with ATI graphics
        cards.  The driver is licensed under the Third Party Driver SLA
        (internal use - no redistribution permitted) and is available from:
        http://www.opensource.apple.com/ ... PartyDrivers.tar.gz

* SCSI CD-ROM drives are not supported


x86 Known Issues
----------------
* IDE drives may not work on x86.  Try it, if it doesn't work, it's a
        known problem.

* Video cards must support VESA 2.0 framebuffer modes on x86.  
        Try it, if your console looks weird, or doesn't appear, it's a
        known problem.

windrose

谁第一个吃螃蟹?

哈蜜瓜

请有兴趣试试的兄弟们发个言啊。

Wing

虽然口水已经流出来了
但还是算了
下载麻烦
我的机子不行
口水直流啊
喝水

小魏

bu xiang xia.

moi

bsd家族的东西，别指望界面跟osx一样，不过稳定性应该不错。硬盘没空间了，不下了，就。

xiaop

楼主的md5哪里看到的？苹果网站上面有么？

昏阿，我下载完之后，验证md5码不对阿

.gz的不是，解开之后.iso也不是。。。。

xiaop

◎＃￥％＃◎￥％￥

看到网站上面写着：
x86 ISO image (315 MB)
md5 checksum:
d4e9a94c48d900736fa9f77d42707d50


呼呼，谢天谢地

xiaop

顺便连解出来的iso也贴出来，呵呵


d4e9a94c48d900736fa9f77d42707d50   darwinx86-602.iso.gz
92e23f40162506a809d16217a8afa3a0   darwinx86-602.iso

xiaop

Darwin/x86 6.0.2 Installation Notes (10/22/02)
----------------------------------------------

This is the first release of Darwin/x86.

Supported Hardware
------------------

IDE:
        Only the PIIX4 IDE controllers have been found to work.
        Attached devices must be UDMA/33 compatible or better.
Ethernet:
        Intel 8255x 10/100 ethernet controllers are supported.
Video:
        You must have a VESA 2.0 compliant video card.  Almost all
        modern graphics cards are VESA 2.0 compliant.  However, emulators
        such as vmware do not have VESA 2.0 compliant emulated video cards.
Successfully tested hardware:
        All 440BX motherboards tested have worked with their internal
        IDE controllers.  
        IBM ThinkPad A21m (with onboard Intel ethernet)
Known to not be supported:
        All AMD and VIA based systems.


Preparing for Installation
--------------------------

To install Darwin/x86, you must retrieve the installation CD image from
http://www.opensource.apple.com/projects/darwin/.  After getting the CD
image, you'll need to write that image to a CDROM.  The installation
image is a bootable El-Torito ISO disk image.

When preparing your system to install Darwin/x86, it is a good idea to
disconnect all hard drives other than the target disk.  This is to
prevent the accidental destruction of data on the wrong disk.  

Installation
------------

After getting the installation CD, and your machine prepared to install
Darwin/x86, insert the installation CD into an IDE CDROM drive and turn
the machine on.  
When booting off the CDROM, the first screen you'll see is a bootloader
prompt.  You should not need to enter any flags to the bootloader, so
either press enter to continue, or wait 10 seconds and the boot process
will continue automatically.
After the boot process continues, you will see diagnostic output from
the kernel, and you will end up at an installation prompt.  The installation
prompt will list the devices it found to potentially install Darwin/x86 onto:

The following devices are available for installation:
1. [ Vendor String ] /dev/disk0 [ size ]
2. [ Vendor String ] /dev/disk1 [ size ]
Which device would you like to install Darwin onto?

At this prompt enter the disk you wish to install Darwin onto (the
number of the disk to install onto; 1 for /dev/disk0, 2 for /dev/disk1).  
You can also enter "shell" at this prompt and it will drop you into an
emergency shell.  

After entering the disk you wish to install Darwin/x86 onto, the install
script will give you the following prompt:
1) Auto-partition the disk (Destroys all disk contents)
2) Manually partition the disk using fdisk
Choice:

If your disk is already partitioned, you will get a third option:
3) Use existing partitions

The first option (Auto-partition) will destroy the contents of the disk,
and create 2 partitions.  A small partition for the booter, and the
rest of the disk will be the Apple UFS filesystem.  This is the
preferred option.
The second option (Manually partition) will run the Darwin/x86 fdisk.
Use this only if you know which partition scheme you want.
This option can also destroy all contents of the selected disk.
If you choose this option, you must create at least 2 partitions.
The Apple Booter partition of at least 1MB in size, and of type 0xAB.
You must also create an Apple UFS partition of at least 480MB and of
type 0xA8.
The third option will let you install Darwin/x86 onto an already
existing partition.  Make sure you already have the partitions from
option 2 set up.  The install script will ask you which partition you
want to use for your booter, and which you want to use for your root
partition.  All contents of the two selected partitions will be destroyed.

The install script will then install the booter onto the booter
partition, create a new filesystem on the root partition, and
unpack the Darwin/x86 packages onto it.

When the install script is finished, it will give you the choice
of rebooting or spawning a shell.  Unless you have post-install
things you wish to do, you should reboot the system and remove
the install CD from the CDROM drive.

When Darwin/x86 boots for the first time, it will prompt you to enter
a root password.  You must enter a password.  Not entering a password,
or entering a blank password will result in an unusable system.