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** brew link openssl --force | ** brew link openssl --force | ||
== OpenCore == | == Install == | ||
=== OpenCore === | |||
The only way to go! The "new" hackintosh way. Run a proxmox VM using [https://nicksherlock.com Nicholas Sherlock's awesome guides]. See [[matcha]] for specific notes on my installation. | The only way to go! The "new" hackintosh way. Run a proxmox VM using [https://nicksherlock.com Nicholas Sherlock's awesome guides]. See [[matcha]] for specific notes on my installation. | ||
== OS X on an actual MacBook == | === OS X on an actual MacBook === | ||
=== Dual boot on Mac hardware === | ==== Dual boot on Mac hardware ==== | ||
'''WARNING: EVERY TIME I HAVE UPGRADED OS X TO A NEW RELEASE, IT HAS TRASHED MY LINUX BOOTABILITY.''' Don't do it until you have time for a full linux reinstall. | '''WARNING: EVERY TIME I HAVE UPGRADED OS X TO A NEW RELEASE, IT HAS TRASHED MY LINUX BOOTABILITY.''' Don't do it until you have time for a full linux reinstall. | ||
=== El Capitan === | ==== El Capitan ==== | ||
* download and install via Appstore (had to find the download later in Applications folder) | * download and install via Appstore (had to find the download later in Applications folder) | ||
** be careful, new OS X versions will wreak havoc on other partitions | ** be careful, new OS X versions will wreak havoc on other partitions | ||
Revision as of 22:54, 7 March 2023
Development
- install brew
- had to reinstall and uninstall macports
- had to disable SIP (system protection) from Mac-R-on-boot safe mode, then: csrutil disable
- brew update
- brew install cmake
- brew tap homebrew/dupes # this fixed missing zlib dependency
- brew install openssl
- brew link openssl --force
Install
OpenCore
The only way to go! The "new" hackintosh way. Run a proxmox VM using Nicholas Sherlock's awesome guides. See matcha for specific notes on my installation.
OS X on an actual MacBook
Dual boot on Mac hardware
WARNING: EVERY TIME I HAVE UPGRADED OS X TO A NEW RELEASE, IT HAS TRASHED MY LINUX BOOTABILITY. Don't do it until you have time for a full linux reinstall.
El Capitan
- download and install via Appstore (had to find the download later in Applications folder)
- be careful, new OS X versions will wreak havoc on other partitions
- bump XCode first-thing
- run it to get it to install additional components
- reboot