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Can the Multi-Platform Desktops support “vanilla” kernels?

April 26, 2017desktops Kernels multi-platform support Vanilla

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Can the Multi-Platform Desktops support “vanilla” kernels?

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The Smooth and Jive Series Multi-Platform Desktops from RSOL PC are capable of running the OSx86 “vanilla” kernel. The Tango Series requires a slightly modified OSx86 kernel. Please remember though that Apple, Inc prohibits the installation of their operating system onto any non-Apple labeled computer, and RSOL PC does not recommend you violate the terms of any company’s software End User License Agreement. Top “Mac OS X”, “Leopard”, “Mac Mini”, “MacBook”, “MacBook Pro” and “MacPro” are registered trademarks of Apple, Inc. “Windows” and “Windows Vista” are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. The “PC_EFI v8” emulator by “Netkas” is an Open Source software title that was made for use without restriction and made freely available in the public domain until April 2008, and is derived from Open Source code originally provided by Apple, Inc until circa 2006. The “GRUB” boot loader is an Open Source software title that was made for use without restriction and is freely available i