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I have been using a hackintosh for around 6 years. I was never able to upgrade past 10.9.5 with my current build. I had some long forgotten Bitcoin I found so
by johnpowell 9y ago
I have been using a hackintosh for around 6 years. I was never able to upgrade past 10.9.5 with my current build.
I had some long forgotten Bitcoin I found so I did this.
https://i.imgur.com/CBc7d2X.png https://i.imgur.com/CBc7d2X.png
Took around a hour to get OS X installed. Only real catch was audio. But that only added another 30 minutes.
https://i.imgur.com/hYbHBhA.png https://i.imgur.com/hYbHBhA.png
Everything works great. No problems with stability.
The funny thing is I initially installed windows on this build. I wanted to make sure everything worked. That was more difficult than getting OS X installed.
I do not recommend using a hackintosh if it pays your bills. It will eventually break and there might not be a fix.
- nottorp 9y ago> I do not recommend using a hackintosh if it pays your bills. It will eventually break and there might not be a fix. Or do it like me, I have a hackintosh but also a genuine macbook pro - which i need anyway because a desktop hackintosh isn't portable. If the hackintosh acts up, I have the laptop to keep me in business while i figure out a solution.
- yjftsjthsd-h 9y agoIf it pays bills, you should probably think about hot spares anyways. (It may suffice to know that you can buy a replacement from the local Apple store, but it would make me nervous)