Installation ISOsDarwin 10 For versions up to Darwin10 (e.g.: the one included in Snow Leopard), the PureDarwin project is working on build it. For
versions from Darwin 9 (the version that matches Leopard) onwards, the
PureDarwin project is providing ISOs, way and code to build and use it. Currently, there is a minimal Darwin 9 iso ("PureDarwin nano", can boot into bash) and a Developer Preview with X11 ("PureDarwin Xmas", can boot into a X11 desktop). If you are a developer, you can create your own, full PureDarwin 9 ISOs and virtual machines with our scripts and tools as described here.  For versions up to Darwin 8, Apple and the OpenDarwin project provided installation ISOs. These are probably mainly of historical value today since the i386 version is binary incompatible to both newer versions of Darwin and Mac OS X, and hardware support is limited to older systems. Please watch this space for changes, and have a look at the prerequisites. OtherDocumentationThis wiki is a place for users and developers alike to document and discuss Darwin. |
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 The goal of this project is to make Darwin more usable by providing an installation ISO, documentation, and add-on software. You are welcome to join #puredarwin on irc.freenode.net if you would like to join PureDarwin development and to add to this site. |
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