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I was looking at the tech specs of iMac G3 and I noticed that the G3 uses the same processor as the GameCube. Seeing as I have no use for my GameCube, can it be possible to build a computer from it's parts, and load Mac OS X from it?
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Depends on the G3's Processor and which version of OS X you're referring to.
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why not just mount an old macmini in the cube?
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Just because a GameCube uses a G3 doesn't mean it can run a desktop OS - consoles are entirely different beasts compared to something like a Mac. The Nintendo 64 also used a PPC CPU (and the Megadrive a 68K 68000 CPU) - but again, useless for anything but games.
It appears some effort was made to develop Linux on the GameCube, but nothing has happened since 2005 ![]() Nintendo GameCube Linux - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ... so keep it for games, in other words. JB Last edited by Byrd; 11th December 2009 at 11:04 PM. |
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