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Using Clover is incorrect. It is outdated, full of hacks and nowadays based on OpenCore anyway. However, the right way to go about putting macOS on custom hardw
by neonsunset 5y ago
Using Clover is incorrect. It is outdated, full of hacks and nowadays based on OpenCore anyway. However, the right way to go about putting macOS on custom hardware is using OpenCore directly. Depending on your hardware, you may actually get native level of experience or even sometimes better.