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I’ve done the hackintosh thing, and I might do it again someday, but as far as I can tell it is nowhere near as smooth as running officially sanctioned hardware
by stefanfisk 8y ago
I’ve done the hackintosh thing, and I might do it again someday, but as far as I can tell it is nowhere near as smooth as running officially sanctioned hardware.
And regarding running macOS in a VM, so you mean with PCI passthrough? Because AFAIK there are no drivers for virtualized graphics.
- GeekyBear 8y agoIf you build a machine using components that leverage the drivers built into the OS you can bypass those problems. That's why sites like the one given above are so helpful in the process. They list the specific components that are known for worry free operation. It's like building a Windows NT machine back in the day. You have to stick with components that are known to work with Apple's drivers, likely because Apple has used that same component in one of it's own computers.