I know this is a Linux blog, but since I already made the Mac OS section, I must add some posts inside this section as well 
. I do like both Mac and Linux. And right now, I will share to you all my experience with Mac OS X Leopard X86 IDENEB.
Before I’m using IDENEB, I do use Kalyway 10.5.2. But in Kalyway 10.5.2, some of my drivers are not working properly like my attansic LAN card(until now I can’t solve this driver problem). And finally, I decided to install Mac OS X 10.5.5 IDENEB inside my PC just to make it better. After more than 2 days experimenting, I finally managed to install Mac OS X IDENEB X86. The installation is barely successful, there’s a problem with the sound driver. Well… This driver problem is surely worser than the previous Mac OS X Kalyway installation. But, the good thing is I managed to download the sound driver from my insanelymac 
Alright, in Mac OS X IDENEB(installed under asus P5K-SE motherboard), everything works fine indeed. And I will share the sound card driver if you are the owner of ASUS P5K motherboard. This sound driver might help you all to solve the sound card driver problem. And here is the driver link . I will add the screenshot later. Enjoy!
i try install mac os x version X86 IDENEB for my pc.my pc using chipset mobo via,cpu intel duo core.but not detect my hdd.why?tq
@kaizer
Hello kaizer, sorry for the late reply. Can you please add more details regarding to this problem? And also please post your PC specs. Thanks.
Thanks for the information.
I have the same Mobo as yours. I also tried iDeneb 10.5.5 which I downloaded from Piratebay.. The problem is this, After Installation, It reboots then it stucks itself at Apple Logo Boot Screen.. Can you help me with this? Help would be greatly appreciated.. Thanks
Yes, the Apple gray logo boot screen that stuck, you can say that its a blue screen on mac. If you encounter that thing, try to reboot your dvd on verbose mode ( -v ). Usually, that problem encountered when there’s any IOATA disk devices blocked. If you have any IDE harddrive, try to remove it and use SATA disk. If you still facing the same problem, maybe its the right time for you to ask to insanelymac.com