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This appears logical but the reality is that the only reason you can’t immediately run MacOS on a generic X64 computer is that it doesn’t contain the licensing
by tinus_hn 3y ago
This appears logical but the reality is that the only reason you can’t immediately run MacOS on a generic X64 computer is that it doesn’t contain the licensing chip.
If you patch out that requirement (using a Hackintosh installation) and covert the ACPI tables into the format used by Apple it runs just fine, for as far as drivers are available for your hardware.
- lmm 3y agoSure, but they don't care about supporting that use pattern. If anything having Hackintoshes break is a bonus to them.