Hackintosh

on Let's Note SX4/RZ4/LX3.

It was tried 10 years ago without success, even though I took a long time to complete the mission. It would be easier to make it work now? It seems yes and it works stable.


Yes! The first bootup! Hackintosh on Let's Note CF-RZ4/LX3.
This is after
  1. The Recovery disk was made on Linux.
  2. The Partion Work-around was made on Windows.(Let's Note)
  3. The Recovery disk booted up.
  4. Re-install was done.
  5. The Real MacOS(Monterey) booted up and the first setup was completed!
It seems it runs pretty stable. Amazing! It is a "FINALLY!".

Systems (MacBookPro11,4)
  1. Let's Note RZ4 / lspci / dmesg | grep snd
  2. Let's Note SX4 lspci / dmesg | grep snd
  3. Let's Note LX3 / lspci / dmesg | grep snd
    4. Note: lspci on Ubuntu.
OpenCore 0.8.4:
  1. You need to have the followings:
  2. Make a MacOS install media.
    1. Download OpenCore.
    2. Download the MacOS.dmg with OpenCore command.
    3. Prepare kext (kernel extention)
    4. Prepare ACPI
    5. Prepare config.plist.
  3. Prepare the target disk for MultiBoot.
  4. MacOS Install!
  5. Hackintosh Post-Installation Settings
  1. Initial MacOS Setup
  2. Xcode Setup (14.0)
    Even Xcode works stable!!
  3. clone apfs partition
    1. clone the parttion by dd on Ubuntu.
    2. Repair the partition type id by gdisk on Ubuntu.
      1. $ sudo gdisk /dev/sda
      2. t (type)
      3. 6 (/dev/sda6)
      4. AF0A (APFS, note AF00: hfs+)
    3. Repair the size of partition (set by dd).
      1. boot from recovery.dmg
      2. run terminal
      3. $ diskutil # to show the commands.
      4. $ diskutil list # to show all the partition.
      5. $ diskutil apfs resizeContainer disk0s6 limits # to show the max size
        It shows 251.7GB in my case.
      6. $ diskutil apfs resizeContainer disk0s6 251.7GB It successfully resize macOS data volume!
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