Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 28th Oct 2009 14:09 UTC, submitted by Cytor

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I think we have a lot of evidence that Psystar used stolen software from OSX86 community.
Yup, thanks to the translation above it's pretty much certain now. Bad Psystar, bad. They'll have to provide sources.
I'm currently installing Snow Leopard on my non-Apple labelled computer, and Rebel EFI does its job fine - I couldn't get the Snow Leopard installer to work using plain boot-132, so I'm happy. The installation is currently doing the actual installing, so it might still fail later on.
Of course, I'm not going to install Psystar's DUB - instead, once the installation is done, I'll install Chameleon, and not be bothered by time limits and registration issues.
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Just in case nobody noticed: there is one comment in blog:
Just a small correction, you said something about osxlinuz being a modified isolinux, it's a modified boot-132
I think we have a lot of evidence that Psystar used stolen software from OSX86 community.
So Rebel EFI is basically just boot-132 + Chameleon + some kexts from OSX86 community + an app which downloads drivers for you.
Edited 2009-10-28 15:55 UTC