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Quickly following the release of build 9a321 to ADC members, a couple of people went out and did it again. Circumventing Apple's latest kernel protection (which would keep the kernel from even loading on non-Apple hardware) seemed to be a walk in the park. The next challenge after getting the kernel booting was figuring out how to extract the files from the new "flat" installer packages. Apple has kindly provided an open-source tool for doing this (xar) and the first install was under way. Early this morning, a video was posted on Youtube (guess who) showing Apple's latest achievement running on a system it was never intended for. Here it is, the moment you've all been waiting for: Leo booting GUI on a PC 2

In the past few weeks, the latest build of Apple's premier operating system, dubbed "Leopard," has been successfully hacked and will run on a PC. There has been one person bold enough to post a video of Leopard booting on his PC (guess who :D)
Leo booting GUI on a PC
More to follow as progress is made and new versions pop up. Will we see any new security features before the final release?