Yes, but it trashes your graphics and kernel and takes a long time to fix properly. If your looking at updating I can tell you what your in for.

First you should have the "OSx86 Tools Utility" installed, use the "Back Up Kernel" function, and then download and install the "iDeneb 10.5.8 Combo Update", you install that, then don't restart, after that go and open the tool that came with the update and select the "Remove Kernel" function and run the tool, after that, go back to the OSx86 Tools utility and hit the "Restore Kernel" function. Then go into your "apple.com.boot.plist" file and add this in the string section "Graphics Mode"="1280x800x32@60" with the quotes (also if your monitor supports a higher resolution replace the values stated above with it), Make sure you edit it in the terminal with "nano" and with the "sudo -s" flag.




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