I loved the video! All 22 minutes! Thank you Teresa Morgonaut for blessing us with this groundbreaking paradigm shift in Hackintosh computing. Can't wait to see the next video. YOU ARE BRILLIANT!!!
yes Christopher, thank you for your nice warmhearted comment. Hackintosh revolution started! As I told you during our video call yesterday - I really value smart, kind and grateful people. Just like you! So again, thank you
I built my first Hackintosh in 2017. I went through the painful Clover method. A year ago I rebuilt my setup and was happy with how it went on with Opencore. But this… this is mindblowing! Looking forward to the next videos!
Some years ago I watched your videos and they helped me to build my first hackintosh, nowadays I’m a mobile developer and thanks for that I was able to learn swift and develop for iOS, thank you so much for always help us!
I am a 10 year Hackintosher. Honestly everything you say is TRUE. The limits of hardware selection, the fear of updating, fixing blah bleh bloh problems...Very tired.
thank you Cường Phạm . It's clear I said truth but 99% of people in hackintosh forums simply never want to hear truth! That's why they banned me out, just because I say things by true words and offer much better solution.
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@@MorgonautHackintosh Just talk, now. So where is cookbook, few months ago see something, now I back and ... 30 minutes of boasting. Btw finger crossed. EDIT: Get well soon.
Few months ago, I finally abandoned my long lasted vision of a Hackintosh that would just benefit me and at the same time wouldn't cost me my last nerve or eat up all my time that I don't have. So I bought a Mac Mini M1. Was it a good idea? -Yes. But now, Teresa, my eyes widened up on this again :D I will for sure follow your "new way" - can't wait for further content. Thanks for the excitement and have a nice day!
I work in tech and I knew you were going to say virtualization was the answer. I am currently running a server and have been pondering this as a solution. This was very helpful! I look forward to the next video.
Wow!!!!! 🤯 This really opened up my eyes!!! I’ve been wanting to make a hackintosh for years and now I found a way that I am happy with to build my hack! Thank you!! 😊
@coolcodingdad - I'm glad my video helped you. Best thanks would be if you share my videos on forums/socials so it can help to more people and that will in return help to me to produce for you more quality content and still for free. And/or if you are really grateful for my help you can click under my video on the THANKS button, that will again help me keep producing for you useful content for free. Or you can even "buy me a beer" here: donate.stripe.com/14k29O62BbHG2QM288
I can't wait for your next video on how to build it! I am torn between getting the new MBP M1 Pro / Max at the moment but I still wanna have Windows to play my PC games. Keep up your good work!
Im super excited for this! I haven't built a hackintosh before, not even a PC. I am going to learn this new way. Your set up is amazing. Thank you! You have a new subscriber :)
while in the middle of upgrading my hackintosh/win machine i see this video... cannot wait now to see this from you! hope you recovered well from the hospital. keep up the good work!
Uau....I could say that you completely changed my mind about how starting to built my first hackintosh! Thank you VERY MUCH for your time and knowledge!
I'm pretty excited when I see RTX 2070 Super in your description box. All the forums are telling me to "forget about hackintoshing". Pretty much looking forward to your livestream since I have following configuration - Ryzen 5 3600, Gigabyte RTX 2070 Super, Corsair 16GB Ram, Aorus B450 Pro Motherboard. I have been your avid audience since 2018 (this is new account since my old TH-cam account got banned for no constructive reason). Thank you for all the content you put out for us!
I love you, I spent an entire week trying to run Hackintosh on my PC but never got it running properly because I have a VGA display this video gives me hope, waiting impatiently for the next video, get well soon
I have subscribed to you long ago but until now never bothered to try making a hackintosh because of the "FEAR" of messing up my system. I'm so glad I stayed subscribed and am so excited to see your tutorial on the new way so that I can run both Mac OS and Windows on the same system at the same time. Thank you so much Teresa!
I barely know anything about Hackintosh computers, but this video made me really interested not only in them, but in the virtualization process as a whole, not to mention the phenomenal editing and great script. Just amazing and valuable content! A true luxury these days.
@Macías Carmona Jesús Eduardo - thank you Macías for your very kind comment 💜 I'm happy there are still people like you who value really good work! All my videos are precisely prepared, on both of my youtube channels - check my 1st one too -> www.youtube.com/@morgonaut
If you've looked into it even as much as I have since watching this you'll know that what she's talking about is not at all straightforward or for the faint of heart. I'm interested because my mac hardware hasn't been supported for at least three OS versions and I can't really afford a new one. I could care less about Windows. Linux is of some interest.
My 1st and only time I was asking for help building a Hackintosh I was quickly banned indefinitely from a forum with no explanation, which completely ruined any illusions and interests I could ever had. Thank you so much for spreading the truth about those toxic communities. I hope someday I'll give hackintosh another chance...
you're welcome Carlos. Yes, as you saw yourself by your own experience hackintosh forums is even bad idea to visit at all. Only if you want to get daily dose if anger and lies
Thank you for posting this video. Seeing the triple-booted machine is impressive and eye opening. I was told early on that multiple-booted machines were impossible. Never understood why. Thank you for proving them wrong.
@@MorgonautHackintosh Hahahaha! Let people with small minds live in small worlds. I am absolutely curious how you do it, when you get around to it. Hope you feel better soon.
"Let people with small minds live in small worlds" - I would not care about those morons if they would not constantly attack me and spread lies about me all over internet!
This sounds so much more interesting than "the old way"! I love tinkering with my computer and actually bought parts to build a Hackintosh over ten years ago. It worked as advertised but as you stated several times, there was a fear time and time again about upgrading the OSX from one version to the next. Typically the sound would stop working or the network, and so on. In the end I just tired of all research and stuck to my Windows PC. It was all done out of curiosity at the time and I really only needed Windows. I´m looking forward to see what Hypervisor you´ll recommend and use. Yes, I clicked on "Subscribe". Also, I must say I love your energy!
I can't wait to see the video where you show the type 1 hypervisor. Learning about this is so cool I did not know something like this was ever possible. I DEFINITELY am interested in building a PC like this. This is amazinggg
I have been for more than 15 years wanting to build a hackintosh, but my computer was always "incompatible", it was terrible and somehow I made it run "the old way", unfortunately, it was just too terrible. Laggy, crashing, you name it. You got me really excited about your new video like I've never been before about hackintosh. Please, please, upload it! I'll be waiting anxiously!
I am eager to watch the video on how to build one. But as I read you are recovering from health problems. I hope you get well soon. will be waiting for the video whenever you feel better.
OMG... I have been working with computers for a long time but, never saw this working like that once. I am really interested in learning your "new way"! BRAVO
Teresa: It's Simply amazing!. There is no doubt that your "New Way" is the future. I want to meet him! I Can't wait for your new videos about the "New Way".
Teresa!! WOW. This video popped into my feed today and I am bowled over! I had gotten a couple of Hackintoshes running years ago and it was __PAINFUL__. It was interesting but never satisfying. Information on WHY you did some of the screwy fiddling around never let me LEARN how to do it, improve it, etc. Your demo at the end blew me away. I WANT ONE OF THOSE BAD BOYS!!! I’ve got a couple of Guinea pig systems to try this out on!! Salute!! You earned a “subscribe”!
@dmp4096 - I'm glad you like my work. In video description you can find links where anybody can book a video meeting with me and remote session to get my personal individual help with computers
Incredible ! Your presentation is clear and you so well analysed the Hackintosh actual situation that it is a pleasure to look at. Watching your videos saved me so many times on my newby hackintosher. You are the Queen of the Hackintosh !
I have done it for a long time. But, you have to plan and understand your system to build an excellent machine. I have Big Sur MACOS , Arch Linux, and Windows 10. It can be a blast to have a multi system platform.
Good to see you back , and wish you a quick recovery . I built my hackintosch 6 years ago the very old way , so will be happy to give him a 2nd youth ( wish you have the formula for myself too ...) based on Gigabyte x99 motherboard with a e haswell proc ... So what ever configuration you'll show live , it'll be great
I have to say, I have never felt every cell of my body be this willing to admit that the person talking to me is smarter then me in every way. Thank you.
Hi, Teresa! I would Just like to thank you for this vid. You totally blew my mind with this info. This is precisely what I have been looking for for the Last few years. I am really looking to hear more about this New way.
@Jose Antonio Chico Diaz - you did not get my message :( It's not about any proxmox! It's about the principle, "new way", you can use any hypervisor of your choice! :(
I sincerely hope you’re doing much better; you look so thin it makes me sad, but seeing you makes us all hopeful for your recovery!! Să te faci bine curând!!
Theresa, an awesome video.. Instead of so many questions, may I just pray for your healthy recovery. I know you will be back when you are back with fierce knowledge and enthusiasm!
It's very interesting to see Type-1 hypervisor having to be able to display the VM screens on very same "server" machine. Some kind of "thin interface" to select which VM to boot and display. I've managed to run Mac OS on a VM like what was also mentioned in this video, through arch KVM but the "boot experience" is not great. It feels awkward to have a Linux running before you run the Mac VM, although I think there's a way to just script it out to auto-boot, maybe that's what LTT did afterwards. However a better experience would be to have a selection of OS/OS'es you want to boot; although I have no idea on how to fork the display into three monitors. And yes, I totally agree with this video, the future is Virtualization; even Android relies on virtualization.
as I said in this video several times this is introduction video to my whole in depth video series. And I guess I'll do a live stream of configuring it, that's would be easier for me
@@MorgonautHackintosh This is great news, I hope you do it when you have time and share it here. By the way, you wrote on your website that you were a little sick. Get well soon.
yes, unfortunately 2 days after releasing this video I had to temporarily pause all my help because I ended up in hospital. Probably some dark course of pissed off hackintosh forums :)
Thank you for your kind words about your channel, your videos are excellent. Now, my friend, the burning question: Does the NVIDIA RTX 2060 work or not? Take care, and once again, congratulations on your channel. 🤩
Yes, virtualisation does wonders but you can’t assign all the hardware resources to each of the machines for obvious reasons. The “old” way is done for the exact reason - using 100% of the hardware exclusively for the operating system so the user can get the same or even better performance out of the computer for much cheaper then what would need to be paid for top spec machine from Apple.
@Petr Fila - it's futile ☹️ People don't listen, don't watch, don't read, but comment! WTF. If you would watch and listen carefully my video you would know what exactly will next video be about and what exactly will my video series be about! :(
Interesting video. I can still remember your old videos that talk about it. At the moment I don't run Mac virtualized but I am running Proxmox bare metal on my system and use Windows 10 as my daily OS completely virtualized and I am loving it. Better to make backups, easy way to migrate systems when I change hardware or entire computers and quickly create a snapshot before installing important updates to avoid a major crash. It is really the future
Thank you for all the time and great work you put into all of your videos Teresa. Your detailed, accurate help and expertise is greatly appreciated. Much respect. I hope you are feeling better and healthy very soon. I'm sending positive vibes and love.
Hi Teresa. I hope you get well soon. Every day I go to your channel to see if there is new video. Thank you very much for your effort and time you put into creating such informative videos. YOU ARE THE BEST!!! 🥰
@@MorgonautHackintosh dont worry, your videos have so much work and such a gorgeous quality, I already shared it to my pals - keep up the great work 👍 Greetings from Germany :)
What the hell Teresa! 😀 Loved your video. I stayed away from hackintosh based on fear like you mentioned, but now I feel this is an awesome new way to do this. You’ve opened my eyes! Thank you!
A couple of years ago I decided I wanted to build a Hackintosh, I came across Teresa’s channel during my research and I thank my lucky stars I did! Teresa helped me configure my Hackintosh the “new way” and I couldn’t be happier. The system is ROCK solid and an absolute powerhouse. I have macOS as my daily driver for work and Windows 10 for gaming and both have worked flawlessly since we set it up. Teresa, you are the best!
@@dropview7013 I researched and bought all my components for a classic "old way" Hackintosh, where compatibility with macOS was essential (it's less strict building the machine this new way), basically following the recommendations on one of Morganaut's earlier videos - th-cam.com/video/9B_zYEcYHaE/w-d-xo.html. It was a very similar spec to the iMac Pro at the time. To summarise: CPU: Intel i9 9900k Graphics: Sapphire Radeon 580 8GB Motherboard: Gigabyte Z390 Designare RAM: 64GB of HyperX Predator 3600MHz
I've been looking for such a system and for such a knowledgeable person like you for a looong time...I just read about your health situation but I don't know what it is...I just hope you'll be top notch very soon!! Hopefully, you'll be able to deliver more new Memberships because I will really need you help in the near future. Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Hi, I'm 22 years old. Yesterday I'm wondering how to make hackintosh working on any hardware, and mostly I found in forums, there so many limited and anonymously developer. I think that's way not efficient and take more grinding to make hackintosh work. And you made this video made my mind clear out about more efficient method. Theresa, YOU DESERVE MORE SUBSCRIBER. I can't wait your next video.
Pavo's OC-Gen-X has saved me a ton of time but I still approach most every OC/OSX change with trepidation. Plus migrating to a Ryzentosh introduced some application issues due to Intel specific code. For those reasons I was already planning to deploy OSX on my Proxmox server but resigned to accessing it with a virtual console. The setup you demonstrate with vm displays on a physical console is a feature I've always desired, in fact just one is enough for me. Can't wait to see how you do it!
So what is the future? running windows/MacOS/Linux on top of a simple OS with full access to hardware? I am looking forward to learn how to make that happen.
Awesome video Teresa! I've been wanting to build a Hackintosh for my audio recording work. The limited hardware options with OpenCore wasn't very promising. I'm really excited about this bare metal virtualization approach you've shown. Can't wait for the next video and to get started on my first build.
I`m really curious myself!I would like to run MacOS on windows 10 to have Logic for music recording.I tried with VirtualBox and it worked but not great at all..
@VladVip | GameChannel - at first place DON'T SAY LIES ON MY CHANNEL! Your claims like "you will need one GPU for the host OS, and a one GPU for every system you would like to use simultaneously" are absolute lie! You don't need any gpu for host! In my video I clearly use 3 GPUs for 3 OSes! And other lies about the performance... Go spread your lies to hackintosh forums where it's full of it, not on my channel!
5:49 says: "Life if too short to waste even a single second" me, who is 5 min into a video did not get a clue of a "new way" mentioned several time: "Yeah!"
Oh wow, never thought you would reply. Have watched your video. I like your setup! Personally I have setup QEMU/KVM machine and have similar experience, but I wonder, don't we still need OpenCore for the VM? The boot screen on 17:48 looks familiar. Totally agree that it is much better to just backup the qcow2 disk with whole OS and copy/migrate/reuse and stuff. Thank you for sharing your experience with the world. Still think that the way you present is too clickbaity and makes things appear easier than they look. It took me quite some time to get used to iommu groups, fix USB current errors and get Airdrop working, so I don't agree that switching from OpenCore to virtualized OpenCore would magicaly with everything
I'm excited to see the next video! I built a computer earlier this year and loaded Windows 10 on it but now when I turned on TPM to upgrade to Windows 11 it doesn't boot. But I love Macintosh too and would love to take advantage of all the power I have on that same computer. I can't wait to get this done!! Thank you!!!!!!
Morgo i truly enjoy your videos, you are refreshing among the sea of men in this area of so-called experts. I remember using your videos to help me setup High Sierra hackintosh, i just started watcing this im not even finish watching yet and i know your going to teach me how to recreate my hackintosh on my new AMD systems. Also i agree with you on not trusting forums entirely! You are amazing i look forward to your future tutorials!!!!
I had always heard of the word "Hackintosh" term, where one could get any hardware like a PC DESKTOP and make it "better" than stock Mac products. With this video, it is like the sun shining in the darkness. I have a music studio, but all the apps that we use are dedicated to MAC OS. Now I won't be limited by the stock product. Will be eagerly waiting for your next video in order to learn more of this and be able to install your new way Hackintosh on my music studio computer. THANKS, A LOT FOR YOUR CONTENT.👍👍👏👏
Hi Theresa, I hope you are having a good recovery! You are such a strong woman, your energy and passion really comes through and I'm sure most of us feel the same: We love you!
So pumped about this! When do you think you'll release the video about how to do this? Also, if my machine came with OEM Windows installed, will I need to get rid of it to support this new way? Or will I be able to run your process on top of that OS? Or at least without needing to delete it
I am building hackintoshs since 10.4 Tiger. With OpenCore, Clover, Chimera and stuff before that. On dozens of systems. I never heard of Type 1 Hypervisors and I am very very interested and looking forward to your videos about it. Thank you very much, get well soon, you‘re awesome!
This is the first time I'm watching one of your videos and you got me. You created a great suspense and I can't wait to see the next videos. I want to build my first Hackintosh and your way of doing it seems like a dream. Oh...and your humor is amaaaazing, I was watching some other videos of yours in the meantime and (besides the valuable information) your fine humor is everywhere. P.S Take care of yourself first! Videos can wait!
oh, thanks for your amazing comment "Cosmin Damoc ". There's not much people who get my humor :) And don't forget in my videos I need to hold myself back a lot. If I could freely express myself it would be "different" drive :))) Take care...
At 18:22 how are you able to move the mouse from Mac to Windows and have clipboard support? Are you using something like Synergy, or Multiplicity or Barrier? Or is this machine hopping built in to proxmox? AMAZING video! Very inspiring and very well done. You should be a motivational speaker! :D
Thanks for making this video! You changed my viewpoint. I was about to fork over $2500 for a new MacBook Pro. Awaiting patiently for your next video! 💜
I can see the light now on the future of Hackintosh but the configuration you shared is soooo expansive, would that work let's say on an Intel i9-10900 with a RX580?
Love ur enthusiasm and passion Teresa! Stunning presentation and demonstration...as an old clover user back in the day I concurr about the frustration of updates wrecking ur install that to so long to set up..then i moved reluctantly to open core and have to say, after the steep learning curve, i love it. i do updates all the time and have had no issue like i did with clover... i;d love to see the method axplained as far as how to.. im game to try it! that triple boot demos was nuts!
Great style, nice video and very entertaining. I have been visualizing mac OS and windows 11 on my Linux workstation using KVM for sometime.. its really so much better. Looking forward to this series.
I freaking love this channel so much. I am thinking of building a new PC with alder lake/ddr5 hardware and am thinking of coming to Teresa for help when the time comes. Maybe it can be a killer hackintosh/w11 audio workstation. Thanks for the new content!!!
Im only half way through the video and her personality is so captivating and all the amazing features shes talking about have blown me away, I almost built an old type hackintosh before i found this. Your my savior!
I have done windows gpu passtrough with kvm/qemu/libvirt for gaming before and now got interested in creating a hackintosh with opencore. I would say that both methods are somewhat difficult make and if you are more familiar with making it the old way I could see it being easier. Also even if the new way is basically same as bare metal it still not as performant and if you have weak hardware that small difference can matter.
Nice video, I have a question though: Does this method make it possible to do a hackintosh with any GPU? That's my problem with doing hackintosh in 2023, thanks to Apple Silicon, now GPU support is extremely limited, and you need a specific GPU (Most of them are too old) to use macOS, I was thinking maybe these hypervisors can "emulate" different GPU architectures. Thanks!
I look forward to seeing a similar configuration using something like an Intel Core i9-11900 series processor - Threadripper performance and capacity are awesome, but the ~$2500 price tag just for the CPU...not so much. Also, the lower TDP and power consumption is a win for those that don't need 32 cores and 64 threads of flamethrower. :) Great video, as always. Thanks for all you do.
The CPU price tag is pretty high, but compare it to buying a new machine for each OS. Then again...the GPU prices are high also...ugh nm. Still a cool thing.
I loved the video! All 22 minutes! Thank you Teresa Morgonaut for blessing us with this groundbreaking paradigm shift in Hackintosh computing. Can't wait to see the next video.
YOU ARE BRILLIANT!!!
yes Christopher, thank you for your nice warmhearted comment. Hackintosh revolution started! As I told you during our video call yesterday - I really value smart, kind and grateful people. Just like you! So again, thank you
yes, me too!
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She's amazing!! :)
@organikarts - sometimes 😇
I built my first Hackintosh in 2017. I went through the painful Clover method. A year ago I rebuilt my setup and was happy with how it went on with Opencore. But this… this is mindblowing! Looking forward to the next videos!
yes, as you said yourself "this is mindblowing!" :) That's why I produced this video to open people's eyes and mind :)
@@MorgonautHackintosh I am eagerly waiting for the commented video. Just take your time, but any estimations?
WTF! Ask God for estimation of my health recovery!!!!!!! :(
@@MorgonautHackintosh I didn't know you have health problems. My best recovering wishes to you. Take your time.
Haven't been this excited in a long time. Can't wait to learn this. Thank you Teresa.
You are so welcome Alan. Share my video so it can help to more people and to me back in return too
Some years ago I watched your videos and they helped me to build my first hackintosh, nowadays I’m a mobile developer and thanks for that I was able to learn swift and develop for iOS, thank you so much for always help us!
@Jessica D. Bulhões - I'm happy to help kind and grateful people like you Jessica. Thanks for your nice comment
I am a 10 year Hackintosher. Honestly everything you say is TRUE. The limits of hardware selection, the fear of updating, fixing blah bleh bloh problems...Very tired.
thank you Cường Phạm . It's clear I said truth but 99% of people in hackintosh forums simply never want to hear truth! That's why they banned me out, just because I say things by true words and offer much better solution.
@@MorgonautHackintosh Just talk, now. So where is cookbook, few months ago see something, now I back and ... 30 minutes of boasting. Btw finger crossed. EDIT: Get well soon.
Lawl gotta Linux
Buy a real mac lmao
@@MTGPROD ofcoz, i have 3 real macs
Few months ago, I finally abandoned my long lasted vision of a Hackintosh that would just benefit me and at the same time wouldn't cost me my last nerve or eat up all my time that I don't have. So I bought a Mac Mini M1.
Was it a good idea? -Yes.
But now, Teresa, my eyes widened up on this again :D I will for sure follow your "new way" - can't wait for further content.
Thanks for the excitement and have a nice day!
you're welcome Kannpass
I'm in the exact same situation!
I work in tech and I knew you were going to say virtualization was the answer. I am currently running a server and have been pondering this as a solution. This was very helpful! I look forward to the next video.
Glad I could help
Haven't thought there will be something to impress me in terms of software this much! Thank you!
you're welcome Станислав Петров
Ooooh ok you hit hard with this one Teresa, really looking forward to your next videos and get rid of my opencore based builds lol
Wow!!!!! 🤯 This really opened up my eyes!!! I’ve been wanting to make a hackintosh for years and now I found a way that I am happy with to build my hack! Thank you!! 😊
@coolcodingdad - I'm glad my video helped you. Best thanks would be if you share my videos on forums/socials so it can help to more people and that will in return help to me to produce for you more quality content and still for free. And/or if you are really grateful for my help you can click under my video on the THANKS button, that will again help me keep producing for you useful content for free. Or you can even "buy me a beer" here: donate.stripe.com/14k29O62BbHG2QM288
Hey Teresa, can't wait for your new videos on this topic!
Super happy to see you so hyped about this "new" way :)
Yay, thank you Francesco for your nice comment!
Ahi ahi nuovi progetti in vista per l’Hackintosh??😅😅
@@jacopoguzzo4097 mi tocca ahah
Non poteva mancare
Grande, ma stiamo tutti qui ehehe
Just watching this video at midnight and now I can't sleep anymore. Really amazing! Can't wait to see the next video. Thanks so much Teresa!
I'm sorry I killed your good sleep :)
I can't wait for your next video on how to build it! I am torn between getting the new MBP M1 Pro / Max at the moment but I still wanna have Windows to play my PC games. Keep up your good work!
Im super excited for this! I haven't built a hackintosh before, not even a PC. I am going to learn this new way. Your set up is amazing. Thank you! You have a new subscriber :)
you're welcome Nowai Matthew
I’ve been watching Teresa for years. She has always talked sense. Wonderful video
thank you MrTesh47
while in the middle of upgrading my hackintosh/win machine i see this video... cannot wait now to see this from you! hope you recovered well from the hospital. keep up the good work!
thank you manzauker
Uau....I could say that you completely changed my mind about how starting to built my first hackintosh! Thank you VERY MUCH for your time and knowledge!
Glad I could help Giancarlo :) Thanks for your nice comment
Stoked to see the next video on how to implement. Nice job, looks really cool!
Thanks
I'm pretty excited when I see RTX 2070 Super in your description box. All the forums are telling me to "forget about hackintoshing". Pretty much looking forward to your livestream since I have following configuration - Ryzen 5 3600, Gigabyte RTX 2070 Super, Corsair 16GB Ram, Aorus B450 Pro Motherboard. I have been your avid audience since 2018 (this is new account since my old TH-cam account got banned for no constructive reason). Thank you for all the content you put out for us!
you're welcome pp ap
Yoooo!!!! not gone lie you just blew my mind bruh. Shorty was like "bang! Now on windows"......... this is life changing
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This is going to be interesting, really want to learn the new way. Looking forward to it. Get well soon.
thank you Sharon. Take care
I love you, I spent an entire week trying to run Hackintosh on my PC but never got it running properly because I have a VGA display this video gives me hope, waiting impatiently for the next video, get well soon
I have subscribed to you long ago but until now never bothered to try making a hackintosh because of the "FEAR" of messing up my system. I'm so glad I stayed subscribed and am so excited to see your tutorial on the new way so that I can run both Mac OS and Windows on the same system at the same time. Thank you so much Teresa!
you're so welcome "Darth Rager"
I barely know anything about Hackintosh computers, but this video made me really interested not only in them, but in the virtualization process as a whole, not to mention the phenomenal editing and great script. Just amazing and valuable content! A true luxury these days.
@Macías Carmona Jesús Eduardo - thank you Macías for your very kind comment 💜 I'm happy there are still people like you who value really good work! All my videos are precisely prepared, on both of my youtube channels - check my 1st one too -> www.youtube.com/@morgonaut
If you've looked into it even as much as I have since watching this you'll know that what she's talking about is not at all straightforward or for the faint of heart. I'm interested because my mac hardware hasn't been supported for at least three OS versions and I can't really afford a new one. I could care less about Windows. Linux is of some interest.
My 1st and only time I was asking for help building a Hackintosh I was quickly banned indefinitely from a forum with no explanation, which completely ruined any illusions and interests I could ever had. Thank you so much for spreading the truth about those toxic communities. I hope someday I'll give hackintosh another chance...
you're welcome Carlos. Yes, as you saw yourself by your own experience hackintosh forums is even bad idea to visit at all. Only if you want to get daily dose if anger and lies
Thank you for posting this video. Seeing the triple-booted machine is impressive and eye opening.
I was told early on that multiple-booted machines were impossible. Never understood why. Thank you for proving them wrong.
@Rom Mon - yeah, I always constantly prove other people are wrong and they hate it :)))
@@MorgonautHackintosh Hahahaha!
Let people with small minds live in small worlds.
I am absolutely curious how you do it, when you get around to it. Hope you feel better soon.
"Let people with small minds live in small worlds" - I would not care about those morons if they would not constantly attack me and spread lies about me all over internet!
This sounds so much more interesting than "the old way"! I love tinkering with my computer and actually bought parts to build a Hackintosh over ten years ago. It worked as advertised but as you stated several times, there was a fear time and time again about upgrading the OSX from one version to the next. Typically the sound would stop working or the network, and so on. In the end I just tired of all research and stuck to my Windows PC. It was all done out of curiosity at the time and I really only needed Windows. I´m looking forward to see what Hypervisor you´ll recommend and use. Yes, I clicked on "Subscribe". Also, I must say I love your energy!
thank you Stefan for your nice comment
Hope for a speedy recovery.. I have always watch your videos. Get better soon and lots of prayers for you..
Thank you so much Earl M, I hope too...
I can't wait to see the video where you show the type 1 hypervisor. Learning about this is so cool I did not know something like this was ever possible. I DEFINITELY am interested in building a PC like this. This is amazinggg
Wow, color me intrigued! I love the idea to have 2 systems running on one machine at the very same time! I cannot wait for the follow-up video.
I have been for more than 15 years wanting to build a hackintosh, but my computer was always "incompatible", it was terrible and somehow I made it run "the old way", unfortunately, it was just too terrible. Laggy, crashing, you name it. You got me really excited about your new video like I've never been before about hackintosh. Please, please, upload it! I'll be waiting anxiously!
darling, first I have to recover my health, then I will be producing videos again
@@MorgonautHackintosh Ohh, take your time, I didn't know you were recovering. I've waited 15 years, so, I'm sure I can wait a bit longer
I am eager to watch the video on how to build one. But as I read you are recovering from health problems. I hope you get well soon. will be waiting for the video whenever you feel better.
yeah :( once I recover my health I will
Kudos from Brazil! Looking forward the next videos to understand how can I build something amazing like this!
OMG... I have been working with computers for a long time but, never saw this working like that once. I am really interested in learning your "new way"! BRAVO
I do mostly stuff which is rarely seen :)
Teresa: It's Simply amazing!. There is no doubt that your "New Way" is the future. I want to meet him! I Can't wait for your new videos about the "New Way".
Freaking amazing. I was considering building a PC for virtualization. So, I'll have to see this serie before build it.
thanks Ricardo for nice comment
Teresa!! WOW.
This video popped into my feed today and I am bowled over! I had gotten a couple of Hackintoshes running years ago and it was __PAINFUL__. It was interesting but never satisfying. Information on WHY you did some of the screwy fiddling around never let me LEARN how to do it, improve it, etc.
Your demo at the end blew me away. I WANT ONE OF THOSE BAD BOYS!!! I’ve got a couple of Guinea pig systems to try this out on!! Salute!! You earned a “subscribe”!
@dmp4096 - I'm glad you like my work. In video description you can find links where anybody can book a video meeting with me and remote session to get my personal individual help with computers
Incredible ! Your presentation is clear and you so well analysed the Hackintosh actual situation that it is a pleasure to look at. Watching your videos saved me so many times on my newby hackintosher. You are the Queen of the Hackintosh !
Oh, thank you Pax et Bonum for your amazing comment, maybe best of all times :)
@@MorgonautHackintosh Don't thanks me, thanks you !
This is magic! I can’t believe my eyes. Three operating systems running at the same time on the same computer is unheard of.
that's not a magic, that's knowledge, skills and experience :)
I have done it for a long time. But, you have to plan and understand your system to build an excellent machine. I have Big Sur MACOS , Arch Linux, and Windows 10. It can be a blast to have a multi system platform.
@@MorgonautHackintosh Did you use virtual machines? I'm curious. Lol
@@digitalclips Thank you!!😊
Good to see you back , and wish you a quick recovery . I built my hackintosch 6 years ago the very old way , so will be happy to give him a 2nd youth ( wish you have the formula for myself too ...) based on Gigabyte x99 motherboard with a e haswell proc ... So what ever configuration you'll show live , it'll be great
I have to say, I have never felt every cell of my body be this willing to admit that the person talking to me is smarter then me in every way. Thank you.
you're welcome again Philodox
Hi, Teresa! I would Just like to thank you for this vid. You totally blew my mind with this info. This is precisely what I have been looking for for the Last few years. I am really looking to hear more about this New way.
you're welcome Ruben :)
It turns out Hackintosh is not dead and still quite lots of fun (posted from my 13900K 24 core, 128GB mem perfect Hackintosh).
Wow! Impressed!
So, when can we expect next episode? I'm eager to get started...
Perhaps Proxmox? ;-)
@Jose Antonio Chico Diaz - you did not get my message :( It's not about any proxmox! It's about the principle, "new way", you can use any hypervisor of your choice! :(
I can't wait for the next installment in the series! 👌🏻
I assume for GPU passthrough you need a macos compatible GPU?
you can use any system without any gpu, but if you want physical gpu then it must be obviously supported in particular OS of your choice
I sincerely hope you’re doing much better; you look so thin it makes me sad, but seeing you makes us all hopeful for your recovery!! Să te faci bine curând!!
yeah, I'm extremely thin. That's not my will but consequence of health issues :(
That was a great narrator, thank you. I'm looking forward to the next video and installation tutorials. When will it arrive?
Oooh NaNarrrz,u wot get arm..
@@steveclem7873 why?
Amazing info Theresa. I’m looking forward to the next few episodes. Be blessed for all your hardworking time and commitment. ❤️
Thank you so much for your nice comment, take care
Theresa, an awesome video.. Instead of so many questions, may I just pray for your healthy recovery. I know you will be back when you are back with fierce knowledge and enthusiasm!
thanks a lot Steve for prayers!!!! 💜
Awesome! I can't wait for your detailed tutorial showing exactly how to do this, step by step!
It's very interesting to see Type-1 hypervisor having to be able to display the VM screens on very same "server" machine. Some kind of "thin interface" to select which VM to boot and display. I've managed to run Mac OS on a VM like what was also mentioned in this video, through arch KVM but the "boot experience" is not great. It feels awkward to have a Linux running before you run the Mac VM, although I think there's a way to just script it out to auto-boot, maybe that's what LTT did afterwards. However a better experience would be to have a selection of OS/OS'es you want to boot; although I have no idea on how to fork the display into three monitors. And yes, I totally agree with this video, the future is Virtualization; even Android relies on virtualization.
thank you cyberquarks for your smart comment, it's very rare to see :) 🤘🏼
@@MorgonautHackintosh Are you thinking of making a video about how you do this process?
Thankyou.
as I said in this video several times this is introduction video to my whole in depth video series. And I guess I'll do a live stream of configuring it, that's would be easier for me
@@MorgonautHackintosh This is great news, I hope you do it when you have time and share it here. By the way, you wrote on your website that you were a little sick. Get well soon.
yes, unfortunately 2 days after releasing this video I had to temporarily pause all my help because I ended up in hospital. Probably some dark course of pissed off hackintosh forums :)
Thank you for your kind words about your channel, your videos are excellent.
Now, my friend, the burning question:
Does the NVIDIA RTX 2060 work or not?
Take care, and once again, congratulations on your channel.
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RTX = not Mac OS support
Yes, virtualisation does wonders but you can’t assign all the hardware resources to each of the machines for obvious reasons. The “old” way is done for the exact reason - using 100% of the hardware exclusively for the operating system so the user can get the same or even better performance out of the computer for much cheaper then what would need to be paid for top spec machine from Apple.
your comment is not 100% true
@@MorgonautHackintosh ok, I’m looking forward to the next video because I’m genuinely curious how you are going to do this.
@Petr Fila - it's futile ☹️ People don't listen, don't watch, don't read, but comment! WTF. If you would watch and listen carefully my video you would know what exactly will next video be about and what exactly will my video series be about! :(
Interesting video. I can still remember your old videos that talk about it. At the moment I don't run Mac virtualized but I am running Proxmox bare metal on my system and use Windows 10 as my daily OS completely virtualized and I am loving it. Better to make backups, easy way to migrate systems when I change hardware or entire computers and quickly create a snapshot before installing important updates to avoid a major crash. It is really the future
Get well soon, thanks for all the help you give.
thank you very much MusicZeroOne. Take care
This is amazing! I can’t wait for the next video!
;) yes it is amazing, that's why I use it lot of years
Thank you for all the time and great work you put into all of your videos Teresa. Your detailed, accurate help and expertise is greatly appreciated. Much respect. I hope you are feeling better and healthy very soon. I'm sending positive vibes and love.
thank you too for your nice comment, love and energy! Take care
Hi Teresa. I hope you get well soon. Every day I go to your channel to see if there is new video. Thank you very much for your effort and time you put into creating such informative videos. YOU ARE THE BEST!!! 🥰
you don't have to go every day to my channel, just enable notifications on youtube as I say in every video or follow my Twitter etc...
@@MorgonautHackintosh Will do. Dont know why I did not think about that! 😊Thank you
i have notifications enabled but still do the same thing almost every day. best health
Sorry, without health everything ends :(
No need to be sorry. take your time. and thank you.
I am really shocked.. i still can't believe what I saw here... :O
Thank you for showing me a new world
@Benchtime - you're welcome. But I have lot of great eyes opening videos. Maybe share my videos so it can help to more people and also back to me
@@MorgonautHackintosh dont worry, your videos have so much work and such a gorgeous quality, I already shared it to my pals - keep up the great work 👍
Greetings from Germany :)
greetings to Germany :) I have lot of friends in there 🇩🇪
What the hell Teresa! 😀 Loved your video. I stayed away from hackintosh based on fear like you mentioned, but now I feel this is an awesome new way to do this. You’ve opened my eyes! Thank you!
you're welcome rubblefish. I'm happy to help or open mind of smart kind people
Will you make a tutorial on how to build a hackintosh, this "new way"?
A couple of years ago I decided I wanted to build a Hackintosh, I came across Teresa’s channel during my research and I thank my lucky stars I did! Teresa helped me configure my Hackintosh the “new way” and I couldn’t be happier. The system is ROCK solid and an absolute powerhouse. I have macOS as my daily driver for work and Windows 10 for gaming and both have worked flawlessly since we set it up. Teresa, you are the best!
Glad I could help Mike😇 Take care. And thanks for your nice comment
@Mike Barker, please list your motherboard, CPU and graphics to give all an idea of what your working with, regards.
@@dropview7013 I researched and bought all my components for a classic "old way" Hackintosh, where compatibility with macOS was essential (it's less strict building the machine this new way), basically following the recommendations on one of Morganaut's earlier videos - th-cam.com/video/9B_zYEcYHaE/w-d-xo.html. It was a very similar spec to the iMac Pro at the time.
To summarise:
CPU: Intel i9 9900k
Graphics: Sapphire Radeon 580 8GB
Motherboard: Gigabyte Z390 Designare
RAM: 64GB of HyperX Predator 3600MHz
AHHHHHH SUPER EXCITED for the next video! This is exactly what I want to dooooo
I've been looking for such a system and for such a knowledgeable person like you for a looong time...I just read about your health situation but I don't know what it is...I just hope you'll be top notch very soon!! Hopefully, you'll be able to deliver more new Memberships because I will really need you help in the near future. Thanks for sharing your knowledge
when my health will get better I will continue with my help to everybody if course
I ended up buying a new M1 iMac, but god thank you for Teresa, you definitely helped me reinvigorate my love of tech. Worth watching
Happy to help!
oh, I can't wait to see your next video, please just show us how to build that 3 OS system !!!
That's all I want to know but somehow I don't think that information will be as forthcoming as we're accustomed to
Hi, I'm 22 years old. Yesterday I'm wondering how to make hackintosh working on any hardware, and mostly I found in forums, there so many limited and anonymously developer. I think that's way not efficient and take more grinding to make hackintosh work. And you made this video made my mind clear out about more efficient method. Theresa, YOU DESERVE MORE SUBSCRIBER. I can't wait your next video.
thanks for nice comment. Share my videos so it can help to more people and to me in return too
Man I am waiting for this. Really curious to see the new way of doing this, as I would love to hop between OS's (and run a concurrent server)
Pavo's OC-Gen-X has saved me a ton of time but I still approach most every OC/OSX change with trepidation. Plus migrating to a Ryzentosh introduced some application issues due to Intel specific code. For those reasons I was already planning to deploy OSX on my Proxmox server but resigned to accessing it with a virtual console. The setup you demonstrate with vm displays on a physical console is a feature I've always desired, in fact just one is enough for me. Can't wait to see how you do it!
with SPICE dual Monitors i believe
So what is the future? running windows/MacOS/Linux on top of a simple OS with full access to hardware? I am looking forward to learn how to make that happen.
Looking forward to seeing the next videos about this new virtualization solution ... :)
@@glenncol some of it will be free, some not ... :( :)
I wish I could see this video one week before. I have wasted all day and night, downloaded tons of files just to install macOS Ventura. Amazing video!
@timendshere - well I'm here for years serving to people amazing solutions
Finally someone on TH-cam with a brain! Great video, Theresa! I've sub'd and will definitely be watching more of your videos.
thank you Brendan for nice comment. If my videos helped you then share it, so it can help to more people and to me in return too.
Awesome video Teresa! I've been wanting to build a Hackintosh for my audio recording work. The limited hardware options with OpenCore wasn't very promising. I'm really excited about this bare metal virtualization approach you've shown. Can't wait for the next video and to get started on my first build.
I`m really curious myself!I would like to run MacOS on windows 10 to have Logic for music recording.I tried with VirtualBox and it worked but not great at all..
@@ravnOne65Oh...Ok ill have to wait for Teresa to show us how because i don`t know anything about Linux..Thanks!!
@VladVip | GameChannel - at first place DON'T SAY LIES ON MY CHANNEL! Your claims like "you will need one GPU for the host OS, and a one GPU for every system you would like to use simultaneously" are absolute lie! You don't need any gpu for host! In my video I clearly use 3 GPUs for 3 OSes! And other lies about the performance... Go spread your lies to hackintosh forums where it's full of it, not on my channel!
Wow 3 OS running on 1 hardware, will the hardware not cry with running 3 OS at the same time? Very Impressive :)
@BorgyManotoyOnline - thank you :) I know
You are addictive! Your knowledge, your excitement, and your accent are engaging. Thank you 🙏🏼
thank you Rafael for kind comment :)
5:49 says: "Life if too short to waste even a single second"
me, who is 5 min into a video did not get a clue of a "new way" mentioned several time: "Yeah!"
some people are smarter, some not, some people think faster some slower. No need to guess into which group you belongs...
Oh wow, never thought you would reply. Have watched your video. I like your setup!
Personally I have setup QEMU/KVM machine and have similar experience, but I wonder, don't we still need OpenCore for the VM? The boot screen on 17:48 looks familiar.
Totally agree that it is much better to just backup the qcow2 disk with whole OS and copy/migrate/reuse and stuff.
Thank you for sharing your experience with the world.
Still think that the way you present is too clickbaity and makes things appear easier than they look.
It took me quite some time to get used to iommu groups, fix USB current errors and get Airdrop working, so I don't agree that switching from OpenCore to virtualized OpenCore would magicaly with everything
When I saw "Hachintosh is Dead" I was expecting a video about switching to ARM
nonetheless you got yourself a subscriber! I'll be happy to checkout your other videos!
@ Малик - if you think I do clickbaity videos then my videos are not for you - stop visiting my channel. Thanks
I'm excited to see the next video! I built a computer earlier this year and loaded Windows 10 on it but now when I turned on TPM to upgrade to Windows 11 it doesn't boot. But I love Macintosh too and would love to take advantage of all the power I have on that same computer. I can't wait to get this done!! Thank you!!!!!!
you're welcome Albert
amazing ! can't wait for a tutorial ^^
Morgo i truly enjoy your videos, you are refreshing among the sea of men in this area of so-called experts. I remember using your videos to help me setup High Sierra hackintosh, i just started watcing this im not even finish watching yet and i know your going to teach me how to recreate my hackintosh on my new AMD systems. Also i agree with you on not trusting forums entirely! You are amazing i look forward to your future tutorials!!!!
thank you CMZ_DL for nice comment. I'm glad we are on the same boat :)
I had always heard of the word "Hackintosh" term, where one could get any hardware like a PC DESKTOP and make it "better" than stock Mac products.
With this video, it is like the sun shining in the darkness. I have a music studio, but all the apps that we use are dedicated to MAC OS. Now I won't be limited by the stock product. Will be eagerly waiting for your next video in order to learn more of this and be able to install your new way Hackintosh on my music studio computer. THANKS, A LOT FOR YOUR CONTENT.👍👍👏👏
Hi Theresa, I hope you are having a good recovery! You are such a strong woman, your energy and passion really comes through and I'm sure most of us feel the same: We love you!
oh, thank you Vitokun for your kind comment! Take care...
Now this is what I call a comeback! Bravo Teresa and good luck! 👍
thank you Jiri for your nice comment
You are amazing, you left everyone speechless and wondering why we limited our imaginations when you booted three different operating systems
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So pumped about this! When do you think you'll release the video about how to do this? Also, if my machine came with OEM Windows installed, will I need to get rid of it to support this new way? Or will I be able to run your process on top of that OS? Or at least without needing to delete it
I am building hackintoshs since 10.4 Tiger. With OpenCore, Clover, Chimera and stuff before that. On dozens of systems. I never heard of Type 1 Hypervisors and I am very very interested and looking forward to your videos about it. Thank you very much, get well soon, you‘re awesome!
thank you vosster. Take care
This is the first time I'm watching one of your videos and you got me. You created a great suspense and I can't wait to see the next videos. I want to build my first Hackintosh and your way of doing it seems like a dream. Oh...and your humor is amaaaazing, I was watching some other videos of yours in the meantime and (besides the valuable information) your fine humor is everywhere. P.S Take care of yourself first! Videos can wait!
oh, thanks for your amazing comment "Cosmin Damoc ". There's not much people who get my humor :) And don't forget in my videos I need to hold myself back a lot. If I could freely express myself it would be "different" drive :))) Take care...
At 18:22 how are you able to move the mouse from Mac to Windows and have clipboard support? Are you using something like Synergy, or Multiplicity or Barrier? Or is this machine hopping built in to proxmox? AMAZING video! Very inspiring and very well done. You should be a motivational speaker! :D
I'm curious too
That was really enlightening, thank you!
your so welcome Enrico!
Thanks for making this video! You changed my viewpoint. I was about to fork over $2500 for a new MacBook Pro. Awaiting patiently for your next video! 💜
Great to hear :)
When you will upload the whole tutorial?
I can see the light now on the future of Hackintosh but the configuration you shared is soooo expansive, would that work let's say on an Intel i9-10900 with a RX580?
Love ur enthusiasm and passion Teresa! Stunning presentation and demonstration...as an old clover user back in the day I concurr about the frustration of updates wrecking ur install that to so long to set up..then i moved reluctantly to open core and have to say, after the steep learning curve, i love it.
i do updates all the time and have had no issue like i did with clover... i;d love to see the method axplained as far as how to.. im game to try it! that triple boot demos was nuts!
Great style, nice video and very entertaining. I have been visualizing mac OS and windows 11 on my Linux workstation using KVM for sometime.. its really so much better. Looking forward to this series.
I freaking love this channel so much. I am thinking of building a new PC with alder lake/ddr5 hardware and am thinking of coming to Teresa for help when the time comes. Maybe it can be a killer hackintosh/w11 audio workstation. Thanks for the new content!!!
you're welcome "fallingmanjutsu " :)
Im only half way through the video and her personality is so captivating and all the amazing features shes talking about have blown me away, I almost built an old type hackintosh before i found this. Your my savior!
@Federal - thanks for your nice comment
Looking forward to the "new way" I would realy like to have better options than bootloaders :D
Yeah
I have done windows gpu passtrough with kvm/qemu/libvirt for gaming before and now got interested in creating a hackintosh with opencore. I would say that both methods are somewhat difficult make and if you are more familiar with making it the old way I could see it being easier. Also even if the new way is basically same as bare metal it still not as performant and if you have weak hardware that small difference can matter.
Nice video, I have a question though: Does this method make it possible to do a hackintosh with any GPU?
That's my problem with doing hackintosh in 2023, thanks to Apple Silicon, now GPU support is extremely limited, and you need a specific GPU (Most of them are too old) to use macOS, I was thinking maybe these hypervisors can "emulate" different GPU architectures.
Thanks!
I look forward to seeing a similar configuration using something like an Intel Core i9-11900 series processor - Threadripper performance and capacity are awesome, but the ~$2500 price tag just for the CPU...not so much. Also, the lower TDP and power consumption is a win for those that don't need 32 cores and 64 threads of flamethrower. :)
Great video, as always. Thanks for all you do.
you're welcome sstillwell
Why don't u just proG Apple with Unix for a mac?(espISPayIpsofajeyKOuntENcoRENHombres?)!
The CPU price tag is pretty high, but compare it to buying a new machine for each OS. Then again...the GPU prices are high also...ugh nm. Still a cool thing.