user5834: Ok, so I can mine BitCoins on my Mac... using my Windows Partition. 
Like a lot of people I hate Windows. 
I'd use Linux first (I have a WUBi partition), but I'd like a BitCoin miner for Mac that does not use OpenCL! 
I'm using

a Mid 2012 MacBook Pro
with integrated Graphics,
2.5GHz processor Core i5
4GB RAM. 

My laptop does not support OpenCL. I know of MacMiner, but I believe that needs OpenCL. Using my CPU to mine (on Windows) I get 1.7MHz, but on the GPU (on Windows) I get 4.7 and sometimes 5MHz. 
I'm getting an iMac this Christmas, so maybe it'll be a little better for this.
So yeah, how can I start mining BitCoins on my Mac? Any software?

user129: You can use your CPU to mine in the main bfgminer window that opens when MacMiner starts, or you can use the view menu to get to CPU Miner window, if you're interested in mining LTC or some other scrypt currency.
http://macminer.fabulouspanda.com/
as an aside, the CPU is actually detected as an OpenCL device, so it may be appropriate to change the question to 'How can I CPU Mine BTC on a Mac?'

user85: Your hardware is useless for mining. You'd spend more money on power than you could ever make back mining on a rig that isn't built for mining.

5834: <p>Ok, so I can mine BitCoins on my Mac... using my Windows Partition. </p>

<p>Like a lot of people I hate Windows. </p>

<p>I'd use Linux first (I have a WUBi partition), but I'd like a BitCoin miner for Mac that does <strong>not use OpenCL</strong>! </p>

<p>I'm using</p>

<ul>
<li>a Mid 2012 MacBook Pro</li>
<li>with integrated Graphics,</li>
<li>2.5GHz processor Core i5</li>
<li>4GB RAM. </li>
</ul>

<p>My laptop does not support OpenCL. I know of MacMiner, but I believe that needs OpenCL. Using my CPU to mine (on Windows) I get 1.7MHz, but on the GPU (on Windows) I get 4.7 and sometimes 5MHz. </p>

<p>I'm getting an iMac this Christmas, so maybe it'll be a little better for this.</p>

<p>So yeah, how can I start mining BitCoins on my Mac? Any software?</p>
 129: <p>You can use your CPU to mine in the main bfgminer window that opens when MacMiner starts, or you can use the view menu to get to CPU Miner window, if you're interested in mining LTC or some other scrypt currency.</p>

<p><a href="http://macminer.fabulouspanda.com/" rel="nofollow">http://macminer.fabulouspanda.com/</a></p>

<p>as an aside, the CPU is actually detected as an OpenCL device, so it may be appropriate to change the question to 'How can I CPU Mine BTC on a Mac?'</p>
 85: <p>Your hardware is useless for mining. You'd spend more money on power than you could ever make back mining on a rig that isn't built for mining.</p>
