iBoot is a boot CD for Intel CPUs, that enables you to boot Mac OS X Snow Leopard on an unsupported computer.

iBoot is the most popular Mac alternative to rBoot.
iBoot is the most popular free alternative to rBoot.
- iBoot is Free and Proprietary
rBoot is described as 'Boot CD that allows Hackintoshes to boot Mac OS X Lion and Snow Leopard! It will even boot installer partitions created by xMove' and is an app in the os & utilities category. There are six alternatives to rBoot for Mac. The best rBoot alternative is iBoot, which is free. Other great apps like rBoot are Kakewalk, EasyEFI, EmpireEFI and UniBeast.
iBoot is a boot CD for Intel CPUs, that enables you to boot Mac OS X Snow Leopard on an unsupported computer.

iBoot is the most popular Mac alternative to rBoot.
iBoot is the most popular free alternative to rBoot.
The sole purpose of Kakewalk is to make it as easy as possible to install OS X Lion or Mountain Lion on your PC. Kakewalk tries to remove all of the painful fiddling and tinkering so that you can be up and running within a few hours.

EasyEFI is a boot CD that works with all processors, which will enable install Mac OS X Snow Leopard Retail on a PC.

EmpireEFI is a boot CD that allows you to load Mac OS X on PCs, by running Chameleon bootloader in place of the standard Mac bootloader.

UniBeast is a tool for Hackintoshes that creates a bootable USB drive from your copy of the Install Mac OS X Lion app, Install OS X Mountain Lion app, or OS X Lion USB Thumb Drive. This all-in-one bootable USB drive can also be used as a rescue boot drive for system recovery.


myHack aids in the installation of a retail copy of OS X 10.6 “Snow Leopard”, OS X 10.7 “Lion”, and OS X 10.8 “Mountain Lion” on a PC. This is commonly referred to as “Building a Hackintosh” or “Hackintoshing”.
