Managed to get the latest tahoe running on my unsupported igpu! almost everything worked just fine.

The kext i used (https://github.com/JulioNectar/Hackintosh-XPS13Plus-IrisXe-Tahoe) was optimized for 26.7.1, which could explain the cursor stutters i had, although i'm not the only one having this issue

Not having acceleation during setup is painful but i'd say it was worth a try! could see this coming a long way

With same process. Tahoe did not boot

Wanting to try out Sonoma or Sequoia, even without acceleration, but I can't really confirm if it can. Lotta websites saying different things.

(Information is in the CPU-Z window at the gallery, did this to not get warned by Reddit for 'not complying with Rule 4)

Thanks to the legend, u/War_Obvious, I was able to refactor his Tiger Lake XPS13 repo to support the 1235U Iris Xe in my Thinkpad E14 Gen 4 i5.

What works:

GPU - Full Acceleration and Metal

Wifi - Airportitlwm kext supported

Blueooth

Webcam

Keyboard,Trackpad: Full support

What doesn't work:

Audio - Currently trying to make my own driver

GPU Artefacts - When loading preview, images are blocky with patches missing, unable to adjust brightness and apply night shift, no sleep etc. There's instructions for some of this on the repo so it's just a case of getting around to it.

iCloud - Unable to sign in and verify - Low priority for now but likely just a simple SMBIOS fix.

Will share my EFI repo once it's up!

Sequoia 15.8.1 with Windows 11 Pro 26H1 on Primary SSD. GPU Acceleration works, but still stuff to fix like bluetooth and sound.

I was wondering if anyone has ever attempted to get the actual, original Apple tvOS running on non-Apple hardware, particularly Android TV devices.

I know Hackintosh makes it possible to run macOS on non-Apple PCs, so I was wondering if a similar approach could theoretically work for tvOS.

I've also come across projects like HackiOS and UniXNU, which explore running Apple's OS components or XNU-based systems on non-Apple hardware.

Could a similar approach be possible with tvOS, using hardware compatibility work, kernel modifications, bootloader research, or some form of platform spoofing to make it behave like it's running on an Apple TV?

If it's fundamentally impossible, what exactly is the main blocker? Is it Apple's secure boot chain, hardware-specific drivers, kernel compatibility, or something else?

Has anyone researched this, attempted it, or found any relevant projects or proof-of-concepts? I'd love to know if there's any technical research on this, even if nobody has successfully booted it yet.

It's great to see so much new development going on! Feel free to post links to other new repos/forkks that I may have missed.

https://github.com/5T33Z0/OCLP4Hackintosh/blob/main/docs/Forks.md

I can't find any information that it was solved in official opencore documentation or anything.

Hi everyone

I have successfully installed macOS High Sierra on my Hackintosh PC with the following hardware:

CPU: Intel Core i3-3220

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GT 730 4GB DDR3 (GK208)

RAM: 6GB DDR3

Storage: 250GB SSD

macOS: High Sierra 10.13

The system boots normally, and macOS High Sierra is installed successfully. I am interested in sharing my experience with this hardware and learning from others using similar Hackintosh configurations.

Thanks!

Still a ways out but it’s coming

Even DRAM is controllable now.

hi everyone, i'm having some trouble with mounting my EFI to the partition since the windows 11 one is too small and i cant really find any way to edit it. i have tried creating a new EFI but the bios doesnt pick it up automatically. pls help i almost got an alder lake system to fully work

Successfully installed Sequoia 15.8.1 with Metal support on an Intel 12th gen + Nvidia R T X 4070 setup using NullMoth's Nvidia driver & 1401 app.

Specs:

CPU: Intel Core i7-12700F

RAM: 32GB Crucial Ballistix DDR4 3200Mhz in Dual Channel

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce R T X 4070 12GB

Motherboard: ASUS TUF GAMING B760M-PLUS D4

WiFi: TP-Link USB AX adapter, RTL8852AU (Working, experimental rtw89 port)

BT: None at the moment

Ethernet: Realtek RTL8125 2.5GbE (Working)

SSD: KIOXIA EXCERIA PLUS G3 1TB

Bootloader: OpenCore 1.0.8, SMBIOS MacPro7,1

Audio (ALC897), USB (custom map), sleep, FileVault and CPU power management all work. HDMI/DP audio through the GPU doesn't work yet, it's a known issue on the driver side. The Wi-Fi adapter needed a port of the Linux rtw89 driver plus the OCLP wireless patch, and it's only stable at USB 2 speed, but it shows up as native Wi-Fi in the menu bar.

Special thanks to NullMoth

Yup, as you read from the title. I managed (After hours) to get El Capitan installed on here in a "kind of stable" state.

Specs:

- CPU & GPU: Intel Core i5-7440HQ, paired with integrated HD 630 graphics. (Spoofed as a HD 530).

- Memory: 12GB of DDR4.

- WiFi Card & BT: Intel Dual-band AC 8265NGW.

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Notes:

- Occasionally, it has a tendency to kernel panic after waking from sleep for a long periods of time. I still have yet to find the root cause of this.

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I have successfully installed macOS Catalina on my Hackintosh PC with the following hardware:

CPU: Intel Core i3-3220

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GT 730 4GB DDR3 (GK208)

RAM: 6GB DDR3

Storage: 250GB SSD

macOS: Catalina

The system boots normally, and macOS Catalina is installed successfully. My graphics acceleration is working well, so I am sharing this simple installation post for anyone using similar hardware.

Thanks!

have asus tuf f15 fx507zc4
• intel i5-12500h (igpu iris xe eu80)
• nvidia 3050mobile
• wifi 6 intel ax201
tried with both nootedgreen/nullmoth(1401), getting stacked in exitbs:start, tried to fix with booter quirks, nothing. tried with ai, 0 result.. took a break, just want to know, this attempts worth it?

ps sr for my english if sounds bad, not native speaker /
alder lake*

Here is my recent distill of Raptor Lake XE Graphics for the lower power i7 family from the Dell XPS13 EFI. Ported from i7 1360p to this i7 1355u. Everything relevant works, GPU Metal accel, all 12 cores get picked up, audio works, touchpad touchpoint keyboard all USB Ports including TB4. Development was heavily assisted by AI though heavily reviewed by me with years of experience in firmware by now, you might also know me as the RX7000 series GPU guy, I can promise I am working on that too. For now if you have this awesome little laptop go and grab (and star :P) my EFI: https://github.com/dssoftx/Hackintosh-X1Carbon-G11-IrisXe-Tahoe

Hi, can anyone help me install macOS on my Dell Latitude 3420? The OpenCore program says it’s incompatible due to my GPU, but a kext for it actually exists—please help!

Hey guys,

So I’ve been messing around with an old Qualcomm Atheros Wi-Fi card on my Hackintosh, and I decided to try doing something about the lack of proper macOS support.
I’m working on Ath10kMac, based on the original project by jonasw8.

GitHub: https://github.com/thekunalthakur/Ath10kMac

I’m testing it on a Dell Inspiron 15-3567 with a QCA9377 running macOS Sequoia.

Some progress so far:

Got the kext loading.
Wi-Fi scanning and connecting are working on my test machine.
Internet traffic is working too, on the networks I’ve tested.
Made some changes around board data and WPA2 compatibility.

It’s still very much a work in progress, though. Not claiming this will work on every Atheros card or every Hackintosh setup. There are still limitations, and I need more people testing it on different hardware.

Anyone here using a QCA9377 or QCA6174?
Would be awesome if you could check out the repo and share your experience. Even if it doesn’t work, logs and feedback would help a lot.

Also, if anyone has experience with macOS Wi-Fi drivers, I’d love to hear your thoughts on what could be improved.
Just trying to see how far we can push this. 😅
Cheers!

When I download macOS using nullmoth 1401, this error appears during the download process. what to do?