Mac Os X For Asus
I always wanted to see whats the big deal about Mac OS and I now have the perfect opportunity not only check OS X out but also see if I can get it to work on my new EEE.
I got some links that gave me an initial understanding that EEE and Mac OS can actually work together nicely, albeit not perfectly i.e wireless and BT might have issues (but I'm in testing mode so I'm fine with that). I found some good lines and guides on several web sites and also YouTube. Just google 'EEE and Mac OS' and also 'dual boot Windows and Mac OS' and you'll be on the right path.
With Apple TV, you can mirror the entire display of your Mac to your TV, or use your TV as a separate display. To turn on AirPlay, follow these steps: Make sure that your TV is turned on. Choose in the menu bar, then choose your Apple TV. If an AirPlay passcode appears on your TV screen, enter the passcode on your Mac. Question: Q: How do I hook up an ASUS monitor to my macbook pro, OS X 10.9.3? I'm using a DVI cable and proper adapter, but the monitor says no signal. I'm using a DVI cable and proper adapter, but the monitor says no signal. DisplayLink USB Graphics Software for Mac OS X Yosemite 10.10, Mavericks 10.9, Mountain Lion 10.8. Release: 2.3 09 Jan 2015. DisplayLink USB Graphics Software for Mac OS X Lion 10.7, Snow Leopard 10.6. Release: 2.2 10 Jun 2014.
BTW if you do this, make sure tyo buy a legit copy of Mac OS X from the Apple store. I'm not going to tell you how to get that from pirated websites and personally I dont encourage any software pirating. But some say you can get OS X from non-apple sources on the web. You will need a copy of the commercial OS X DVD to install it on an EEE. You get the point.
What you'll need:EEE running XP Home
OS X install DVD - latest is better
Partitioning tool like EASEUS which is free and worked well for me in the past.
How:
I first made some changes to the partitions with EASEUS. I have a 160GB disk, so I resized the XP partition 'C:' to 60GB. I also erased 'D:' which was empty anyway. That process required a reboot. It created some free space on my disk. After the EEE booted up, I created a new partiton for OS X. I made it 40GB and called it 'Mac OS X'. I made it FAT32.
I also created a 30GB partition for future Linux install (thinking ahead!) and 10GB for file swapping between Windows and MAC so it was Fat32 as well.