Funny thing once I tried to install Hackintosh on old netbook Samsung NC-10, and it has the same problem with Wi-Fi and there was only one solution to buy another Wi-Fi module and install to the netbook.
@@interzoneboy yeah, even nearly all webcams work but, wifi and Bluetooth has problems, its a lot more complicated than webcams ok but, hackintosh community does not care and just tells you to buy an supported wifi/Bluetooth module..
There are several threads on TonyMac discussing the GPD Win 2 you may find helpful. My Win2 runs Mojave well including graphics acceleration but I haven’t solved power management yet (I don’t have a battery gauge) and I can either have the internal keyboard or the rear USB port but seemingly not both. However I do have working BT and use a Jellycomb external keyboard for typing. For wi-fi I have an Aoyool dual-band 802.11ac USB dongle which has a decent Mac driver and works well. I mostly run hackintoshes so that when travelling I have something netbook-sized that’s easy to replace if it gets damaged or lost. I wish this were a market segment Apple were interested in but as they’re not I suspect a P2 Max is in my future :)
Sadly Apple haven't been interested in the subnote category since the Duo series in the mid 90s. That's a large part of the reason I've dabbled in Hackintosh builds. The P2 Max comes pretty damn close to Macbook 2017 equivalence if paired with a USB wifi and a Magic Trackpad but I finally cracked and built the real thing from several trashed systems I picked up on eBay and I still use it for browsing, writing slide decks, and playing minecraft. It has an i7-7y75 which gives a slight performance bump for graphics though that's a moot point on macOS. Good battery life though. I have an iPad Mini 6 I use for note-taking and a bit of light gaming when I'm travelling and that really shows what Apple could do in the subnote/handheld space if they wanted to. It's Geekbench compute score is 13,895 which is about 30% higher than the i5-1038G7 in the 2020 MacBook Pro 13 and the CPU scores 1592/4488. I'd love to be able to run a full desktop OS on it instead of iOS.
Have you had any more luck with this? Good to know what's working and what isn't! I think people have now got the Pocket 2 pretty much fully functional now apart from WIFI
@ The Phawx talk about the upgrade version of GPD win 2 with Core m3-8100Y (3400 MHz) and better heatsink and lowers price, Ultra HD 615 from Amber-Lake generation, please............
Looks to be the same result as with the Pocket 2 so far, which makes sense. So far I have not been able to get the onboard screen to work with hardware acceleration. I’ve actually shared my EFI folder with how far I’ve come on Discord and Reddit too if you’d like to take a look, maybe together we’ll be able to figure it out.
My GPD P2 Max 2019 supports multiboot (Sonoma / Ventura / Monterey / BigSur / Windows), built-in Wi-Fi 5 and iGPU acceleration. (My EFI can be found on GitHub) ... And I also put a glossy black logo on my space gray-ish GPD 'MacBook Ultra'...
Good day Phawx, first,and foremost, continue this project the community is obviously interested; as am I! secondly is this possible with the hackintosh compatible with GPD WIN2? this would interest me exponentially! I Await Your Next Video, Amin Saleh
Prime example of why you don't Hackintosh. If you want macOS, just buy the machine. Or, and here's something, use Linux or BSD. You'll be just as-- no, more satisfied than you would be with macOS. Assuming you aren't a lazy pragmatist.
I use a Hackintosh for Pro Tools because I wanted top end specs for half the price and I'm an experienced PC builder. Suffice it to say that there are edge cases where Hackintosh is worth it.
@@Undercoverfire This is false. Instead of paying for a software as a service, a very foolish purchase might I add, you could be saving that money and using Linux or even BSD with alternative software that is extremely comparable. Alternatives Include, but at not limited to: - Traverso DAW - Firinka - OpenOctave - Luppp - JAMin - Ecasound - LMMS - Cakewalk With many of these alternatives that I have listened, you don't need macOS or even Windows. Also, all of these programs are free of cost and some of them are open source as well. This leaves no market for the edge cases that you have mentioned. If you look at it from an objective stance, since you wanted to save money in regards to hardware, you could've saved more by using Linux, or even FreeBSD, and using one of the programs I have listed above. When it boils down to the facts of it, it reveals the truth of the matter, and that is that you were unfortunately lazy when looking into your choice of software and operating system. Not to mention, you are also losing features from your Hackintosh. Since you're well acclimated to PC building, then you should also understand that macOS has official support for only a limited amount of hardware, and there is also issues that persist outside of just hardware compatibility. You also lose features such as iMessage. Overall, you have limited and crippled your experience in your field do to your own lack of research and your own laziness when making choices.
Please continue this project.
Your videos are really informative and straight to the point unlike many channels.
put an apple sticker on the back
The fact that a hackintosh like this is possible is fucking awesome and amazing. The fact that it was this easy to figure out is even more amazing.
More on this please, really curious how you get on!
The world's tiniest Mac. The world's first Mac you could fit in your pocket.
The first Mac with actual ports
@@RabbitConfirmed ACTUAL ports yup.
Me: How's the WiFi?
Phawx: *completely breaks the WiFi*
Funny thing once I tried to install Hackintosh on old netbook Samsung NC-10, and it has the same problem with Wi-Fi and there was only one solution to buy another Wi-Fi module and install to the netbook.
@@interzoneboy yeah, even nearly all webcams work but, wifi and Bluetooth has problems, its a lot more complicated than webcams ok but, hackintosh community does not care and just tells you to buy an supported wifi/Bluetooth module..
Please keep doing these, I would really like to get a little good Hackintosh
There are several threads on TonyMac discussing the GPD Win 2 you may find helpful. My Win2 runs Mojave well including graphics acceleration but I haven’t solved power management yet (I don’t have a battery gauge) and I can either have the internal keyboard or the rear USB port but seemingly not both. However I do have working BT and use a Jellycomb external keyboard for typing.
For wi-fi I have an Aoyool dual-band 802.11ac USB dongle which has a decent Mac driver and works well.
I mostly run hackintoshes so that when travelling I have something netbook-sized that’s easy to replace if it gets damaged or lost. I wish this were a market segment Apple were interested in but as they’re not I suspect a P2 Max is in my future :)
They could re introduced a old normal MacBook as a MacBook Mini Make it 8.9 and 7.9 version for the screen
Sadly Apple haven't been interested in the subnote category since the Duo series in the mid 90s. That's a large part of the reason I've dabbled in Hackintosh builds.
The P2 Max comes pretty damn close to Macbook 2017 equivalence if paired with a USB wifi and a Magic Trackpad but I finally cracked and built the real thing from several trashed systems I picked up on eBay and I still use it for browsing, writing slide decks, and playing minecraft. It has an i7-7y75 which gives a slight performance bump for graphics though that's a moot point on macOS. Good battery life though.
I have an iPad Mini 6 I use for note-taking and a bit of light gaming when I'm travelling and that really shows what Apple could do in the subnote/handheld space if they wanted to. It's Geekbench compute score is 13,895 which is about 30% higher than the i5-1038G7 in the 2020 MacBook Pro 13 and the CPU scores 1592/4488. I'd love to be able to run a full desktop OS on it instead of iOS.
Part 2? I really admire your dedication to technology
Excellent going. This is very interesting, please do keep up the hackintosh investigations.
More, please! This is a game changer!
Would be great to see more videos like this
Would love to see more info/videos on this.
Deffo worth the effort - well done and please keep going with it. Thanks
Bro can you please make a tutorial for hackintosh for GPD2 pocket
Very interested in duel booting the GPD P2 Max I have coming, please try to get this a function as possible
Could you post how you installed Mojave, full instructions and links would be great
I have one of these on order and am very interested in making it a hackintosh. Please continue!
great video! could you do this on GPD Win 2? is it possible?
yeah it just kinda installs and works with a bootable usb .raw from that one popular yar har site
Install WhateverGreen.kext and you will get GPU-Accleration.
Yup. Hopefully should also then be able to change resolution/scaling.
would be a great hackintosh for portability
Great ! How about Gpd pocket 2? Not Max.
this is pretty cool ngl
Can you make a Pocket 2 (Original, not Max) Hackintosh?
Please continue posting about Hackintosh for the GPD P2 Max, thanks
Can you please give any instructions how to do this?
Vanilla install despite doing it for the first time? Congrats mate, way to go! Feel free to get in touch if you need help with something.
how did you do it?
Phawx! I bought and get this GPD after watching this video. That would be great if you could share the tutorial of Hackintosh this GPD!
I would love to see your progress. Thanks.
Any chance the quad core 2022 version will work?
How about GPD Pocket 2, not P2 Max?
I am wondering too.
Gpd 2 is already Hackintoshed.
How is the battery life?
Loving the idea. Hope you stick with the project.
Please continue!
Please show more like this
Any new Win Max news?
Brilliant Idea!
Have you had any more luck with this? Good to know what's working and what isn't! I think people have now got the Pocket 2 pretty much fully functional now apart from WIFI
i would love to see more of this
@
The Phawx talk about the upgrade version of GPD win 2 with Core m3-8100Y (3400 MHz) and better heatsink and lowers price, Ultra HD 615 from Amber-Lake generation, please............
Please keep the hackintosh project going. Its going to be great if the P2 Max works properly with MacOS!
ANY SUCCESS WITH GPD POCKET 2 WITH HACKINTOSH
Nice work whats the best OS to put on this device?
Does iMessage work? Do you like this device more than the onemix 3S?
Figers B Bought the 3s so I’d like to see if I can get mac os on there. Just waiting for it to ship!
@@AdmiralSym looking forward, very much, to hearing of how that goes :)
you're missing one major kext whatever green.
partly why your dock has an obvious white line around it
NonsensicalVids it’s missing gpu acceleration it fucks the visuals
Price???
Looks to be the same result as with the Pocket 2 so far, which makes sense. So far I have not been able to get the onboard screen to work with hardware acceleration.
I’ve actually shared my EFI folder with how far I’ve come on Discord and Reddit too if you’d like to take a look, maybe together we’ll be able to figure it out.
Can I use the Pocket 2 EFI folder to hackintosh this P2 Max? Is it the same way that you did for the Pocket 2?
Great video! Btw what kind of smart ring is that u wearing? Keep up the good work.
Keep going! My GPD is on order.
My GPD P2 Max 2019 supports multiboot (Sonoma / Ventura / Monterey / BigSur / Windows), built-in Wi-Fi 5 and iGPU acceleration.
(My EFI can be found on GitHub) ... And I also put a glossy black logo on my space gray-ish GPD 'MacBook Ultra'...
are you going to try Chrome OS anytime? seems like a good fit for this device
Phawx maybe you should make a new video on Win Max leaks, they're have been a handful more
If the wifi chipset is Intel you're kinda screwed up.
Well, it is actually..... but removable, so you can replace it for something else I guess.
Make a vid. about fortnite or gta 5 on the gpd p2 max
Yes!
More!!!
What would be the point?
Very cool thx
I wish this was possible with the pocket (not max) but alas no one has gotten it working
Cool!
HOW ?
Can you try installing steamos?
Good day Phawx,
first,and foremost, continue this project the community is obviously interested; as am I! secondly is this possible with the hackintosh compatible with GPD WIN2? this would interest me exponentially!
I Await Your Next Video,
Amin Saleh
This is literally a unofficial macbook mini .
Cool story.
Do you get the gpd win 2 newest model (upgraded cpu & better cooling) ?? Can you yest it ??
It’s soooo cuteeeee :))
Just keep it on windows, but if this work 99% then it would be worth the effort
Can he handle CSGO?
👍
Yoyoyoyo
CHANGE YOUR DPI SCALING AAAAAAHH
Prime example of why you don't Hackintosh. If you want macOS, just buy the machine. Or, and here's something, use Linux or BSD. You'll be just as-- no, more satisfied than you would be with macOS. Assuming you aren't a lazy pragmatist.
I use a Hackintosh for Pro Tools because I wanted top end specs for half the price and I'm an experienced PC builder.
Suffice it to say that there are edge cases where Hackintosh is worth it.
@@Undercoverfire This is false. Instead of paying for a software as a service, a very foolish purchase might I add, you could be saving that money and using Linux or even BSD with alternative software that is extremely comparable.
Alternatives Include, but at not limited to:
- Traverso DAW
- Firinka
- OpenOctave
- Luppp
- JAMin
- Ecasound
- LMMS
- Cakewalk
With many of these alternatives that I have listened, you don't need macOS or even Windows. Also, all of these programs are free of cost and some of them are open source as well.
This leaves no market for the edge cases that you have mentioned.
If you look at it from an objective stance, since you wanted to save money in regards to hardware, you could've saved more by using Linux, or even FreeBSD, and using one of the programs I have listed above.
When it boils down to the facts of it, it reveals the truth of the matter, and that is that you were unfortunately lazy when looking into your choice of software and operating system.
Not to mention, you are also losing features from your Hackintosh.
Since you're well acclimated to PC building, then you should also understand that macOS has official support for only a limited amount of hardware, and there is also issues that persist outside of just hardware compatibility.
You also lose features such as iMessage.
Overall, you have limited and crippled your experience in your field do to your own lack of research and your own laziness when making choices.