Mac OSX

Hey guys,
out of sheer curiosity I torrented a copy of Mac OS X 10.4.9
I made a logical partition on my hard drive and tried to install it after burning the image on a DVD, but the mac installer won't recognize any of my hard drives.

Here's the hard drives in my computer:
1. SATA 250GB (c:[180GB, ntfs], i:[30GB, ext2], j:[40GB, unpartitioned]
2. IDE 300GB (d:[300GB, ntfs])
3. IDE 60GB (e:[60GB, ntfs])

My goal is to get Mac OSX installed in the unpartitioned 40GB space in hard drive #1.

That's because they're NTFS.

duh

I cannot just install the operating system on the unpartitioned 40 GB of space?

MacOS only runs on Macs. Maybe that's why it's called MacOS.

>>5
FAIL
>>1
Guessing you didnt Google this eh?
http://www.wikihow.com/Install-Mac-OS-X-10-3-(Panther)-on-Your-Windows-PC

>>6
Newfag

That's emulation.  He wants an install

>>7
FAIL

It will allow the format. Now GTFO idort.

>>8

http://www.wikihow.com/Install-Mac-OS-X-10-3-(Panther)-on-Your-Windows-PC
>PearPC is emulation software that runs under Windows or Linux.

GTFO you illiterate noob

>>9
What part of "It will allow the format. Now GTFO idort." did you miss?

>>1
Format the drive for Mac OS. Then install.

:( Why doesn't partition magic support HFS?

>>10

http://www.wikihow.com/Install-Mac-OS-X-10-3-(Panther)-on-Your-Windows-PC
>THIS IS NOT YOUR ACTUAL HD, BUT THE VIRTUAL 3GB HD.

Get the fuck out of /comp/, you fucking illiterate prick

guys guys, how can I format a partition into HFS+?
I think this is my next step

>>12 Is too busy fapping to tell you.
>>10 Has offered an option

Apart from those... http://www.google.com/

>>5

FAIL. You idort, of course it will install - ever heard of osx86?

No?

GTFO then newfag

>>5

You obviously know nothing about computers then.

Fuck off 4chan back to wikipedia, idort.

guys.... uh..
>>13

>>13
>>17
It sounds like you need an HFS+ Formatter.

I cannot find one.
I did, however, read a forum post that I found through google about someone formatting a drive to fat32 and then formatting it to hfs+ using a mac disk utility program (I forget what it's called specifically, but I have a copy of it)

Will try it later today when I get home.