Virtualisation osx on linux hostvirtualbox with apple hardware mbp8.3

hey guys.
is this possible???
i have a macbookpro 8.3 with archlinux running.
i've installed virtualbox and a would install osx lion on it.
but nothing works.
after i want to boot i get jumped into the efi shell under virtualbox.
i've installed virtualmachine the linux_derivat also - and i want to start my virtualmachine_image - there is running under osx in virtual machine fine but nothing happens.
i have many programms under osx that i need!!!
macgiro is one of it....
is it possibe to virtualisize osx under linux on apple hardware????
i dont found some infos and i searched 3hours...and 7minutes...
thx4infos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:)

randomike wrote:but why runs osx_lion under vmware_fusion on osx_lion -- host lion and guest lion ???
Licensing issues...
http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/micros … Id=2005334

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One staff member at the Apple store told me that Sony, Skullcandy, and some other brands of headphones have a slightly larger plug which wrecks the jack on iPods over time because Sony and Skullcandy (among other brands) have headphone jacks that are just slightly larger than the others. This seems like a reasonable explanation to me.
Well it doesn't to me.
What I'm wondering is: is this slightly larger jack size exclusive to only a few brands, or does it extend to all brands except Apple's own earbuds?
In which case, that would suggest that the Apple jack is smaller than every other make, not that everyone else has a larger "plug". But I don't accept "a difference in size" as any sort of explanation. In fact, I think such an explanation is complete rubbish!
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