@matigo Dunno. Not having a modern machine, I can't use it.
http://technodrone.blogspot.com/2016/01/native-mac-osx-virtualization-with.html
@matigo By the way, have you ever tried 'Veertu' for native Mac OS X virtualisation?
@matigo How did you deal with the glued down stuff on the laptop, did you cut it open with a Stanley knife or just bypass the problem by removing the whole back cover?
Your tutorial could be just perfectly what I need. I have a fairly old Acer laptop that still has it's factory Vista installation on it which is a bit of a dog even after I removed as much of Acer's modifications as I could. I've got Haiku and various Linuxes on there too—which run great—but it's a bit of a mess when they have to share space with Vista (and its recovery partition). In my heart of hearts I'd like to nuke Windows but I know there are a few things in it I'm going to want or need and I don't possess a proper Windows installation disk. Even being able to put a fresh, stock Windows on it would be an improvement but I resent spending money on buying it when I don't like it. So I'll bookmark your tutorial and try it at some point. Thanks for taking the time to explain the method. I think its going to be immensely helpful. Of course, the Windows I'll end up with will still be a slightly shitty Acer-muddied one and maybe even slower than currently…but being able to ignore Windows most of the time (and its boot loader) will be freeing.
@matigo Previously, he had them drink their own urine and squeeze the juice from elephant dung into their mouths.
Last night Bear Grylls got celebrities to do rectal rehydration on national television (laying on a river bank in South Africa).