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There's a giant difference between "not officially supported" and "a cryptography chip locks you out".
by minikites 13y ago
There's a giant difference between "not officially supported" and "a cryptography chip locks you out".
- revelation 13y agoI guess you should take a look at what installing a hackintosh system entails. It starts with flashing your BIOS and it doesn't get any better afterwards.
- Karunamon 13y agoYou're either running a massively unsupported configuration (even for hackintosh standards) or just plain trolling. I'm posting this from a hackintosh I triboot with Windows and Debian. The difficulty involved reading a HCL when I built the system 3 years ago. The installation involved burning a disc and booting from it.
- kenrikm 13y agoNope. You burn the disk and install OSX as normal. Depending on the hardware you might need to download a few kext (Kernal Extensions AKA "drivers") Comparable to installing Linux or Windows.
- MarkTee 13y ago> It starts with flashing your BIOS and it doesn't get any better afterwards. Not true at all. Maybe if you're using old or unsupported hardware. At most you'll need to set your BIOS to Optimized Defaults.
- xentronium 13y agoThere is a certain working around the official seals involved. Google DSMOS.