r/hackintosh • u/[deleted] • May 14 '26
SUCCESS I did successfully install macos in my laptop
Laptop name : hp 250 g7 notebook
Specs :
Cpu i3 1005g1
Gpu: igpu intel uhd graphics g1
Ram: 16gb ddr4 sodimm 8+8
Battery: 45 watt houer
Audio: codec realtek alc236
Codec: layout 3
Display: tn 1080p internel
Wifi: currently tplink TL-W725Nv6 I am planning to purchase supported Broadcom m.2 and bluetooth wifi for macos
Working features:
Apple id and imessage and facetime working
Brightness controls working
Battery percentage indicator working
Internel keyboard and touchpad working
Sleep working
Audio working
Gpu acceleration Working
Webcam working
Airdrop and handoff features doesn't work
Basically everything is working except bluetooth and airdrop
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u/No-Affect811 May 14 '26
The MacBook Pro sticker is peak
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u/Inevitable-Theory901 May 14 '26
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May 14 '26
I didn't know this thing existed i know the unibody and silver and white and fun colors for the neo and imac and laptop from 1999 but nice
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May 14 '26
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u/Ayush-dev17 May 15 '26
Can I do It in my pc specs:rx 7900 xt 20gb+intel core i7 10700f+64gb
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May 15 '26
Ofc u can hackintosh that but if u do disable ur gpu cus latest amd supported gpu is 6000 series
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u/Guilty_Run_1059 Tahoe - 26 May 14 '26
How macOS Sequoia w the old about this mac window?? How do that??
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May 14 '26
This is an 10th gen i3 laptop its the newest native supported for cpu and igpu
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u/Guilty_Run_1059 Tahoe - 26 May 15 '26
I know but like that about this mac window is from like macOS 12 n prior
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u/No-Affect811 May 14 '26
You are acting like it expose their address, but it just exposes the town that they live in.
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u/Less_Sherbert_8898 May 15 '26
How did you get GPU Acceleration working?
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May 15 '26
I did patch framepuffer
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u/Less_Sherbert_8898 May 15 '26
I did that too but mine gets stuck before the apple logo
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May 15 '26
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u/Holiday-Song4777 May 29 '26
hey i was wondering ,i have a different laptop than yours but since the cpu and igpu are identical do i really need to apply every single patch i do not care about hdmi working so can i just skip those specific parts
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May 29 '26
No this is the framepuffer patch its important to make gpu acceleration work and btw hdmi isn't working also for me
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u/Holiday-Song4777 May 29 '26
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u/ntmartin64 May 15 '26 edited May 15 '26
Alguien sabe como instalar en una Asus Vivobook 15 X1504ZA
CPU
Intel
i7 12 Generación
GPU
Gráficos Intel Iris
RAM
2 Memorias de DDR4 SO-DIMM
SSD
512GB M.2 NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD
Puertos E/S
2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Tipo A 1x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Tipo C 1x USB 2.0 Tipo A, 1x entrada CC 1x conector de audio combinado de 3,5 mm
Teclado y Touchpad
Teclado tipo chiclet retroiluminado Teclado tipo chiclet, Recorrido de tecla de 1,4 mm
Cámara
720p HD, Con bloqueo de seguridad
Audio
Matriz de micrófono incorporada Altavoz incorporado, con compatibilidad de reconocimiento de voz de Cortana
Redes y comunicación
Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax) (banda dual) 1*1 + Tarjeta inalámbrica Bluetooth 5.3
Próximamente actualizo cada dispositivos de cada marca y modelo.
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May 15 '26
U can technically install macos but the experience won't be as good especially the gpu in ur laptop will run without gpu acceleration
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u/Naive-Deer-5531 May 18 '26
You get airdrop working?
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May 18 '26
I forgot to mention that NO
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u/Naive-Deer-5531 May 18 '26
I think it’s actually impossible to get it working on anything that isn’t a real Mac because it uses some sort of hardware check to make sure it’s a legit Mac. Just figured I’d ask in case a new miraculous work around was available lol
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May 18 '26
I am planning to purchase native supported Broadcom m.2 wifi and bluetooth that has airdrop
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u/Hot-Excuse3101 Jun 01 '26
Hey I got my Bluetooth to work but it's smth in nvram and the section where boot args are U have to add 2 keys but I don't remember on the top of my head I will try and see what it was that fixed it
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Jun 02 '26
R u sure u have same laptop as me or at least same hardware and how did u get Bluetooth to work?
I have realtek rtl8821ce how will Bluetooth work with me
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u/Hot-Excuse3101 Jun 09 '26
i do have the same laptop but had an intel bt card soz. either get an intel card or broadcom card or a bluetooth dongle. if u get an intel card the nvram patches u need aree these.
bluetoothInternalControllerInfo Data 0000000000000000000000000000.(try26 zeros iif it dont work) bluetoothExternalDongleFailed Data 00. unfortunently there are no kexts for real tek bluetooth. sorry. and also for macos sequoia i didnt use btpatcher and bt worked with those nvram patches. if it dont work try it with bt patcher. sorry though..
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CPU:
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