I can't imagine this putting any kind of stop to the hackintosh efforts on netbooks. If support was removed from the kernel, well Darwin is open source and could simply be recompiled with Atom support. If instead the os checks for a supported processor at boot time, the boot loader could pass it a false string relatively easily though some care would be needed in this case to avoid serious issues. Still, if Darwin need be recompiled it does mean back to the old system of using modified updates.
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2008-07-15
I can't imagine this putting any kind of stop to the hackintosh efforts on netbooks. If support was removed from the kernel, well Darwin is open source and could simply be recompiled with Atom support. If instead the os checks for a supported processor at boot time, the boot loader could pass it a false string relatively easily though some care would be needed in this case to avoid serious issues. Still, if Darwin need be recompiled it does mean back to the old system of using modified updates.