How to Install mac. OS on a Windows PC (with Pictures)1.

Decompress the Pear. PC archive into a directory such as . You can find documentation at the software's website for creating ISO image files. When the window opens, under .

Hi David, I've just brought my old eMac (G4 1Ghz) out of retirement and had it inspected/serviced and it now has a new hard rive and RAM (small amount for the time.

You have not yet voted on this site! If you have already visited the site, please help us classify the good from the bad by voting on this site. Install the PearPC Control Panel and start it up. Click "File">"Create Virtual Hard Drive". When the window opens, under "Hard Drive Size", move the slider till you.

GB is plenty to install the operating system. It lowers errors to 2. Only use 3. GB if you're low on disk space. Click . Browse your way to the Pear. PC directory, and save the HD image as . Once you've done that, click .

A Wizard pops up. Physiology Of Behavior Carlson Download Software. Use which ever one of the icons you want to. You can get by with 1.

MB, but 2. 56. MB or 5. MB is better. Its ok to set this higher than the amount of actual RAM you have installed in your computer. If you are using 1. Windows, you can you can use it for Pear.

PC. You must pick . There is a small bug in the Pear. PC Control Panel, that if you pick .

CPU PVR should be set to . That's the Power. PC processor you going to emulate. Even though you can pick . Just name it . For location, leave the filename pearpc. Pear. PC, which should be .

We need to make a small change to the pearpc. Open My Computer, and browse to your Pear.

PC directory. Open the file . Add these 3 lines to the bottom of the file (without the asterisks). Double- click the . This starts Pear.

PC. You'll be given a couple options on which drive to boot from, the HD, or CDROM. Choose CDROM. When prompted, choose to format the HD. THIS IS NOT YOUR ACTUAL HD, BUT THE VIRTUAL 3. GB HD. Once Mac OS X 1.

You can now run OS X at any time by running the Pear. PC Control Panel and clicking the Mac OS X icon. From now on, choose HD instead of CDROM. Once the OS has been installed, you don't need to select the CDROM ISO again.

Baby Corn Is a Real Vegetable You Can Grow. I swear these pictures are not fake. I grew baby corn in my back yard, and it was easy. All you have to do, to grow baby corn, is fail at growing real corn. Start by buying a packet of seeds (look for one with a picture of corn on the front). Plant the seeds, either according to directions or just however you want.

My four year old put about a dozen seeds in a small pot, and then left it in a corner of the garden where the roots grew through the bottom of the pot and anchored themselves probably miles underground. So you could do that.

Actual gardeners say that corn needs plenty of room and should be fertilized with lots of nitrogen. But who are you going to listen to, real gardeners or a four year old? We planted ours around Memorial Day, so late May. I noticed the first baby ear of corn yesterday, August first. By that point, it was the size of maybe a large taquito, and had a big tuft of corn silk at the top. Look down.)If we had planted the corn in a grid pattern, eventually the wind would have blown enough pollen from the tops of the plants to fertilize each strand of corn silk on a neighboring plant.

Each strand leads down to a single kernel, and a fertilized kernel grows fat and sweet. If you are bad at growing corn, you may end up with ears that have a mix of plump fertile kernels, and duds. I am not good at growing corn, so I decided to cut my losses. Right when that first ear puts up its tuft of corn silk, rip it off the plant. Peel open the husk, and there it is: your baby corn.

Congratulations, you grew a six foot tall plant just to harvest a four inch ear of baby corn. There’s a metaphor in there somewhere. Canned baby corn has been boiled and salted, so feel free to do the same. Your homegrown baby corn will taste just like that except fresher. It’s crunchy, aggressively bland before you salt it, and just a tiny bit sweet.