Hi all,
Been trying for a while to make a 32-bit XPsp3 winclone payload that can work across any Apple machine (we are targeting machines higher than IntelCore Duos)
Eg: Xeon, IC2D, i5, i7 (iMacs, Desktops, 13/15 MacBok Pro only)
Side note: Windows 7 64-bit works like a charm on any 64-bit'able' Macs I have deployed it so far not not conclusive at this moment
I'm not that bright with the underpinnings of Windows but has anyone successfully made a 'be-all-catch-all' payload that will not require driver hunting?
Is it possible?
Does that make sense?
Maybe I should have a different approach?
Thanks in advance!!!
-p@
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