There’s something about retro hackintosh that’s just more pleasing to me than simply running a modern macOS on a modern machine or in a VM, so I’m immediately interested.
What a trip down memory lane! I remember hackintoshing my AMD desktop with iDeneb back in the day! For sound & ethernet, IIRC iDeneb had loads of options and patches under the customization button in the installer. I think it even allows you to change which Mac it spoofs itself as!
Man the nostalgia, I remember going through this process on one of my old computers. I even got the same error first boot, though I think that was actually triggered by another setting in my case. Great video!
Not sure if you did it without filming, but when you select destination there’s a customize button where you can select which hardware you have and which patches to apply.
This brings memories. I remember trying to install the same thing on an amd laptop and having the same problems. The feeling of accomplishment when i managed to boot OSX for the first time was immense. In the end it wasn't a daily runner because of the sound driver that was missing for my hardware, but troubleshooting and overcoming most of the problems was a great time. Great video BTW.
good video, nostalgic for me as i been using these "distros" since 10.4.7 "jas" version. you missed during install to click "Customize" before clicking on install to install the right drivers for your machine
You took me back to 2008, when I was 13 years old and successfully made my first hackintosh. I used the exact same iDeneb release. There was also a "iAtkos" one, which didn't work for me then. Thanks a lot for the throwback!
I once built a "CommodoHackintosh". In 2010, Commodore USA released the "C64 Extreme", which was basically a laptop motherboard but installed in a new-style Commodore 64 case, complete with mechanical keyboard. WONDERFUL computer. I installed Windows 7 on it, then (after a few fails) I got MacOS installed into a virtual computer on the system.
Do you still have that computer, perchance? Because they used off-the-shelf mini-ITX motherboards; you can literally still upgrade it with brand-new parts.
I remember desperately trying to install the ideneb osx install on my gateway laptop with an AMD processor. I was like, 13/14 and was determined. I had retried the installation over and over again, slightly adjusting the options, and redownloading the disk image from another computer and rewriting the DVD so many times lol. I remember when I finally got it I was so happy. This is nostalgic for me
Exactly what I did back then, except I used a custom built desktop. A couple of years later I had to do it again on an IBM laptop just to use Keynotes and made a Steve Jobs style presentation in university. Thank you for bringing back old memories.
For people interested in modern hackintoshing: never use prebuilt installers/iso. Find the guide on the hackintosh Reddit and follow that to install macOS on your pc
Today I was literally thinking about hackintoshing my laptop since it isn't supported by win 11 although with a bypass it works well, and Michael literally makes a vid on hackintoshing lol
11:16 This error never made sense to me as OS X Leopard, and later, The leaked Snow Leopard build, Both ran on the PowerMac G4 with it's native IDE drives with no issue. So, they did have IDE non SATA/ACHI support. Yet on the hackintosh side, it just never worked.
Thanks for the retro look back. I haven't messed with a hackintosh in a few years. I do remember the days of hackintosh when it was hot. I think I had an Acer laptop at one point that ran everything really good. There's a chance I had to use USB Wi-Fi. I seem to be a big hurdle back in the day, that damn Wi-Fi. I had a couple of USB Wi-Fi sticks that were Mac OS compatible but you know it's not complete unless you can get all the pieces working. Sure is fine. Makes me kind of want to do it again. I do have a laptop right now, and MSI gaming laptop with dual graphics. I did find it challenging to hackintosh that particular laptop or ones like it because of the dual graphics. I may try again someday... For now, I still have my MSI gaming laptop but I have also acquired a MacBook pro from 2012 that I managed to push the latest Monterey OS on. It is an i7 with 8 gigs of RAM and a nice Nvidia graphics. So I dual booted it with Windows 11 to see what kind of games it would play running Windows full out on Mac hardware. It does run some decent games like getting over it. I know that's not the most graphical intensive game but the graphics do look pretty nice and they render clean. It plays other games of such style. I'm not in any way going to throw cyberpunk or anything that needs 2,000 gigs of RAM lol and a graphics card way better than what a MacBook pro has to offer. That light scribe technology was pretty cool. I had a Toshiba satellite that had light scribe capabilities and though it took about 30 minutes to render one desk, the results were pretty nice. If I do remember correctly the light scribe technology, you couldn't rub it off with your finger. There was a different style of technology out at the same time that did essentially the same thing but you could rub it with your finger and it was as if ink was smearing. I can't remember what that was called. It sure was fun being a part of all that stuff and being able to experience it and mess with it. I used to have a blast trying to find all the pieces of software to make the hardware work right. Hours and hours of looking through forums on a certain particular sound card model for the exact kext to make it work. That hackintosh was so finicky on some laptops when it was first being introduced as a possibility. I was all in it at the beginning stages right when Mac went to Intel and that made it possible. Of course no machine work straight out of the box when trying to do this the first time. I remember needing to go into verbose mode to find out where the machine was getting stuck and then I would run around on the internet searching all over the place for what that meant and when I finally got it and got the machine to work I'd start screaming and running all over the house making a fool of myself screaming about what I had done and my family looking at me like I've lost my mind. See ing the Mac OS startup welcome video WITH SOUND was icing... They had no idea...
7:11 If you clicked "customize" before installing, it gives you the option to install a bunch of extra kexts that likely would have made audio and Wi-Fi work
@Number 9 HP computers from that era were notorious for their horrible thermal dissipation, specially the AMD models with nVidia graphics. I had a Compaq F564LA from around those years and that poor thing only lasted me for half a year till the Wifi card failed and the it overheated to death
1:21 Hahaha… Somehow my 2014 HP Z440 doesn’t support Windows 11 AT ALL but it still updated to it! Tell me your computer is messed up without telling me your computer is messed up. Besides that, awesome video, Michael! Keep up the great work!
I have a Walmart laptop that I bought from a friend for $20 that looks like a MacBook Air and I was gonna make it into a Hackintosh, but it only has 32GB of non upgradeable storage and 2GB of non upgradeable RAM, so I installed Pear OS ThiccSur(A Linux based MacOS clone) and it works fine
Having a clapper-ception right next to the laptop gives me Infinite Solutions vibes. You know the Google tv proof video where the phone is wrapped in the Ethernet cable!
If I'm not mistaken, when you're at the installation screen their is a customize button if you hit that you should be able to select what 'Kext" or drivers you want to install.
Oh yes, I remember doing exactly this in 07'/08' on a Acer laptop with a windows vista compatible sticker, when I was still in middle school, good times
Okay, I have sooo much interest in hackintosh, I had even installed it on my personal HP Envy Laptop, macOS Big Sur, (Currently Using Win 10 Pro), The thumbnail and title got me to click on this video.
before you install there is a customise button, you can then select extra drivers (kexts) to install, for network and sound, at least this is the case with IATKOS
Yea, that Customize button is the key to the whole thing working - I cringed when he just hit Install, and waited for the failed boot (though I was expecting a kernel panic) 😂 I actually wonder if he deliberately messed it up so he had that segue for the sponsor though 🤔
I think the one I used on my Optiplex 9010 was iATKOS (Snow Leopard), but there was no customize button. Nonetheless, everything worked ootb except for networking. Should try it on one of my laptops of similar vintage.
I mean, Windows Vista SP2 is more functional than macOS (though I'd suggest to install Windows 7 or 8.1, Windows 10 sucks) sooo if you manage to find drivers for all the hardware, it'll be an upgrade.
Tons of people used BootCamp, software Apple wrote and supplied with every copy of Intel Macintoshes, to install whatever version of Windows they wanted. A lot of people used this dual boot setup for gaming and actual productive applications. Sad to say the ire you desire has long since expired.
Actually this was done a lot back in the XP and Vista era, because PC laptops went through a spate of being shit about the same time macbooks were at their best. Windows ran better on them than MacOS did, from what I've seen. BTW one of these, with XP, was being shown off by a Microsoft rep at some trade show I went to.
I was an Apple certified sales and technician working for a local computer store and man these were the DAYS! I was one of those cult of Mac book style employees 😂
Would be cool to see you doing a 'proper' modern hackintosh 'vanilla' install with OpenCore and such on the same system, perhaps using Snow Leopard or the likes instead.
Hi Michael. There is a way to install network drivers and sound drivers before installing idenib. You should see a button that says custom and you can install drivers from there Edit: 7:13
8:37 that sign also means that, mac osx is running on hardware that isnt supported. its like when you boot into a mac os catalina install usb on a 2009 macbook pro that does not support catalina, and when you boot into the usb, you get that sign.
Believe it or not, the Apple sticker trick actually was a completely legal way of using a hackintosh, and agreeing to the EULA for a significant period of time - as crazy as it sounds. I did the same thing with my HP laptop back in '07 , and everyone laughed, but who was using a legal version of OS X on unsupported hardware: this guy 👍🏻
Can you try it with High Sierra or even Catalina? I've run Catalina on 2 GB of RAM before but I've never tried it with an IDE drive and I want to see how it would hypothetically go if you attempted it.
I Hackintoshed my ASUS 2015 laptop and it was such an adventure, countless hours of browsing through different forums, having to completely disassemble my laptop to change the WiFi card to one that's compatible and all that, but I gotta tell you it was worth it, runs miles better than on Windows.
Try using opencore in another project-video, it supports systems as old as Tiger 10.4 (Intel). iDeneb is a macOS “Distro”, you can do official macOS with no modifications with something like opencore, but you have to build your own EFI but it has its own advantages, one of them being able to control the drivers and the bootloader, the theme, etc.
*slaps an Apple sticker on it*
"Looks like a Macbook to me!"
Me too, MJD. I don't think Apple will notice
Yes lol XD 😂😂😂😆😅
what do you mean apple won’t notice? won’t notice what? it’s 100% a macbook
Apple has a secret test they do to determine what is and isn't a MacBook. It involves a manilla envelope.
@MineBoxGaming NNNNNNAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH
where'd you get that idea?
@MineBoxGaming i mean most macbooks have a samsung logo inside
This video was next level. The intro was good, the Mac startup intro music was impeccable, and your ad segue... *chef's kiss*
I can't ruin it it's at 69 likes
Nice.
Haha I just found this. I actually have the exact same laptop in a drawer that I occasionally use to faff around with Linux etc. Might do this
There’s something about retro hackintosh that’s just more pleasing to me than simply running a modern macOS on a modern machine or in a VM, so I’m immediately interested.
@brifly34 hello, fellow bag of M&Ms
ikr! I love the look and feel of modern macOS but there's just something special about older versions of OS X
Yes
Hi fellow bisexual
Get one of those laptops, then hackintosh it. They're pretty cheap online
"for use on Apple-branded systems."
Well, this might needed a Hackintosh PC...
@Stephen amaxamun because it’s *Apple’s* trade secret.
@Stephen amaxamun no you cant do that (feel free to r/woooosh me i dont understand the joke already)
@@Scbalq Yeah.
@@nickoffscript I dunno I have two pcs one I upgrade every so often and the other is a 2010 pre built pc still runs fine now 🤷♀️
The intro is perfection
The start: a HP laptop
MJD 2 seconds later: say no more.
@@gmeeer9165 wdym
@@gmeeer9165 bruh I know that I am aware that he just put an apple sticker over the hp logo
lol
@@gmeeer9165 are you familiar to this thing called a joke
@@stirkels Apparently not XD
Sounds like you're saying iDenim, like, MacOS Jeans.
Well, they could change their naming scheme from places in California to pieces of clothing! Imagine MacOS Blazer!
@@CasioMaker The all new macOS Pants.
@@CasioMaker the all new MacOS Shirt.
@@NRSRACINGNETWORK Introducing, macOS Cap.
@@_eesports Introducing, MacOS stickers.
What a trip down memory lane! I remember hackintoshing my AMD desktop with iDeneb back in the day! For sound & ethernet, IIRC iDeneb had loads of options and patches under the customization button in the installer. I think it even allows you to change which Mac it spoofs itself as!
That intro was perfect😂👌🏻
Yeah😅😅
I've been watching this channel since 2019 and i like how michael now adds humor into his videos, it makes me want to watch more nowadays.
True, his older Videos were a bit bland
I been watching this channel since 2014
Man the nostalgia, I remember going through this process on one of my old computers. I even got the same error first boot, though I think that was actually triggered by another setting in my case. Great video!
Not sure if you did it without filming, but when you select destination there’s a customize button where you can select which hardware you have and which patches to apply.
That is the best cover version of the installation music that I have ever heard. Thank you Michael.
8:47 That was a smoother segue than LTT's.
UwU
Evee
almost as smooth as our sponsor NordVPN!
@@headxplosion i read that in linus' voice
Segway
This brings memories. I remember trying to install the same thing on an amd laptop and having the same problems. The feeling of accomplishment when i managed to boot OSX for the first time was immense. In the end it wasn't a daily runner because of the sound driver that was missing for my hardware, but troubleshooting and overcoming most of the problems was a great time. Great video BTW.
Awesome video, Michael!
That intro was just great!
good video, nostalgic for me as i been using these "distros" since 10.4.7 "jas" version. you missed during install to click "Customize" before clicking on install to install the right drivers for your machine
You took me back to 2008, when I was 13 years old and successfully made my first hackintosh. I used the exact same iDeneb release. There was also a "iAtkos" one, which didn't work for me then. Thanks a lot for the throwback!
12:15 best OS X intro music cover ever
You doing the background music in the intro video to avoid copyright was perfectly fitting for a hackintosh haha
damn, he turned a hp laptop into a MacBook. he’s a magician
Magic 🤯
@@david.cdr15 ikr, how did he do it?
@@jagjyot4828 no one knows
@@jagjyot4828 a magician never reveals his secrets
Oh yes he is magic
I once built a "CommodoHackintosh". In 2010, Commodore USA released the "C64 Extreme", which was basically a laptop motherboard but installed in a new-style Commodore 64 case, complete with mechanical keyboard. WONDERFUL computer. I installed Windows 7 on it, then (after a few fails) I got MacOS installed into a virtual computer on the system.
Do you still have that computer, perchance? Because they used off-the-shelf mini-ITX motherboards; you can literally still upgrade it with brand-new parts.
I remember desperately trying to install the ideneb osx install on my gateway laptop with an AMD processor. I was like, 13/14 and was determined. I had retried the installation over and over again, slightly adjusting the options, and redownloading the disk image from another computer and rewriting the DVD so many times lol. I remember when I finally got it I was so happy. This is nostalgic for me
MJD: He's still watching you
Me: Stop watching me Eddy
Eddy is like:👁👁
@@NotJohnTanner yeet
LMAO
Your cover of the intro video song is pure musical perfection.
I love seeing how your content gets more and more quality over time
Every other TH-camr: only upload the videos with no errors, perfectly edit out the errors and issues
Mjd: Show all the errors
me: yo pass the aux
friend: you better not play garbage
me: 12:10
12:10
Hope you also put Krazy Ken's Acapella of OS X Leopard Intro
Exactly what I did back then, except I used a custom built desktop. A couple of years later I had to do it again on an IBM laptop just to use Keynotes and made a Steve Jobs style presentation in university. Thank you for bringing back old memories.
My father had this exact same laptop from around 2007. The hinge only broke recently. Old stuffs do last long!
*Leopard intro music intensifies*
@@gmeeer9165 well it was definitely stuck in my head at least
@@gmeeer9165 so?
Exodus Honey by Honeycut?
@@limeanimates yeah
You should release the cover version you did of the intro music!!
your *sponsorship* transition was smoother than Linus Sebastian's hands while holding tech product !
hehehehe
For people interested in modern hackintoshing: never use prebuilt installers/iso. Find the guide on the hackintosh Reddit and follow that to install macOS on your pc
I had a hackintosh in high school, and after playing around with it for a few months... I ended up buying a Mac after and haven been a Mac user since.
You and Ken from Computer Clan really love to sing along the OS X Leopard intro.
Today I was literally thinking about hackintoshing my laptop since it isn't supported by win 11 although with a bypass it works well, and Michael literally makes a vid on hackintoshing lol
ok but can we just appreciate mjds singing for a second at 12:10 ?
11:16 This error never made sense to me as OS X Leopard, and later, The leaked Snow Leopard build, Both ran on the PowerMac G4 with it's native IDE drives with no issue. So, they did have IDE non SATA/ACHI support. Yet on the hackintosh side, it just never worked.
Thanks for the retro look back. I haven't messed with a hackintosh in a few years. I do remember the days of hackintosh when it was hot. I think I had an Acer laptop at one point that ran everything really good. There's a chance I had to use USB Wi-Fi. I seem to be a big hurdle back in the day, that damn Wi-Fi. I had a couple of USB Wi-Fi sticks that were Mac OS compatible but you know it's not complete unless you can get all the pieces working. Sure is fine. Makes me kind of want to do it again. I do have a laptop right now, and MSI gaming laptop with dual graphics. I did find it challenging to hackintosh that particular laptop or ones like it because of the dual graphics. I may try again someday... For now, I still have my MSI gaming laptop but I have also acquired a MacBook pro from 2012 that I managed to push the latest Monterey OS on. It is an i7 with 8 gigs of RAM and a nice Nvidia graphics. So I dual booted it with Windows 11 to see what kind of games it would play running Windows full out on Mac hardware. It does run some decent games like getting over it. I know that's not the most graphical intensive game but the graphics do look pretty nice and they render clean. It plays other games of such style. I'm not in any way going to throw cyberpunk or anything that needs 2,000 gigs of RAM lol and a graphics card way better than what a MacBook pro has to offer. That light scribe technology was pretty cool. I had a Toshiba satellite that had light scribe capabilities and though it took about 30 minutes to render one desk, the results were pretty nice. If I do remember correctly the light scribe technology, you couldn't rub it off with your finger. There was a different style of technology out at the same time that did essentially the same thing but you could rub it with your finger and it was as if ink was smearing. I can't remember what that was called. It sure was fun being a part of all that stuff and being able to experience it and mess with it. I used to have a blast trying to find all the pieces of software to make the hardware work right. Hours and hours of looking through forums on a certain particular sound card model for the exact kext to make it work. That hackintosh was so finicky on some laptops when it was first being introduced as a possibility. I was all in it at the beginning stages right when Mac went to Intel and that made it possible. Of course no machine work straight out of the box when trying to do this the first time. I remember needing to go into verbose mode to find out where the machine was getting stuck and then I would run around on the internet searching all over the place for what that meant and when I finally got it and got the machine to work I'd start screaming and running all over the house making a fool of myself screaming about what I had done and my family looking at me like I've lost my mind. See ing the Mac OS startup welcome video WITH SOUND was icing... They had no idea...
That was one of the best sponsor transitions (more commonly known as segue) that I have seen.
Perfect HP branded DVD
If you do not know what you are doing. If you are basically a beginner in computers, "MICHAEL MJD IS NOT RESPONSIBLE."
I love the random Clapper next to the laptop
it is my head canon that Michael looks exactly like that bobble head and nothing will change that
i love the MJD cover of the OS X leopard intro
the transition of sponsor lol! when i saw the font style of host, i already knew where this is going
That intro was amazing.
i love osx leopard my fav macos, currently use it in a vm as a makeshift hackintosh for work and productivity!
the intro video cover by michael made my day. we need that to be an official song
That was a beautiful cover of the Mac OS X introduction video
Good to see my best youtuber making the best video again!
An HP Laptop
MJD: For Apple Based system
Also MJD: Takes out the apple sticker and puts it over the HP Logo
MJD: Looks like a MacBook to meeee.
Lol
corny
@@tyler-mc5su im that but with h instead of c
I swear you are the bloody best at Sponsor transitions 😂😂😂
Well there were HP branded iPods so why can’t there be HP branded MacBooks?
7:11 If you clicked "customize" before installing, it gives you the option to install a bunch of extra kexts that likely would have made audio and Wi-Fi work
Holy shit my family bought this laptop in 2010.. then replaced it less than a year later
@Number 9 HP computers from that era were notorious for their horrible thermal dissipation, specially the AMD models with nVidia graphics. I had a Compaq F564LA from around those years and that poor thing only lasted me for half a year till the Wifi card failed and the it overheated to death
@Number 9 cause the laptop was from 2005 and bought off ebay and needed to be plugged in always haha
@@CasioMaker I've had some windows xp-era compaqs MELT on me
"looks like a macbook to me!" got my ascending out of my chair
installer: no license agreement
michael: since there is no license agreement we don't need to worry
Love the intro!!! You can make any laptop a Mac by just putting an Apple sticker on it!!
The intro was awesome
1:21 Hahaha… Somehow my 2014 HP Z440 doesn’t support Windows 11 AT ALL but it still updated to it! Tell me your computer is messed up without telling me your computer is messed up.
Besides that, awesome video, Michael! Keep up the great work!
I have a Walmart laptop that I bought from a friend for $20 that looks like a MacBook Air and I was gonna make it into a Hackintosh, but it only has 32GB of non upgradeable storage and 2GB of non upgradeable RAM, so I installed Pear OS ThiccSur(A Linux based MacOS clone) and it works fine
Ok..
Having a clapper-ception right next to the laptop gives me Infinite Solutions vibes. You know the Google tv proof video where the phone is wrapped in the Ethernet cable!
Him: slaps apple logo
Laptop: turns to apple laptop
@dingus nugget me: laughs
@dingus nugget ebay sellers: i'll take your entire stock
If I'm not mistaken, when you're at the installation screen their is a customize button if you hit that you should be able to select what 'Kext" or drivers you want to install.
Oh yes, I remember doing exactly this in 07'/08' on a Acer laptop with a windows vista compatible sticker, when I was still in middle school, good times
Okay, I have sooo much interest in hackintosh, I had even installed it on my personal HP Envy Laptop, macOS Big Sur, (Currently Using Win 10 Pro), The thumbnail and title got me to click on this video.
I was just thinking about doing this myself!
Bruh that intro was golden
Nice never been this early on a mjd video
before you install there is a customise button, you can then select extra drivers (kexts) to install, for network and sound, at least this is the case with IATKOS
Yea, that Customize button is the key to the whole thing working - I cringed when he just hit Install, and waited for the failed boot (though I was expecting a kernel panic) 😂
I actually wonder if he deliberately messed it up so he had that segue for the sponsor though 🤔
I think the one I used on my Optiplex 9010 was iATKOS (Snow Leopard), but there was no customize button. Nonetheless, everything worked ootb except for networking. Should try it on one of my laptops of similar vintage.
I love this new style of vids
I want to see the reverse, windows vista on an expensive macbook. That has gotta piss somebody off.
I mean, Windows Vista SP2 is more functional than macOS (though I'd suggest to install Windows 7 or 8.1, Windows 10 sucks) sooo if you manage to find drivers for all the hardware, it'll be an upgrade.
Tons of people used BootCamp, software Apple wrote and supplied with every copy of Intel Macintoshes, to install whatever version of Windows they wanted. A lot of people used this dual boot setup for gaming and actual productive applications. Sad to say the ire you desire has long since expired.
Actually this was done a lot back in the XP and Vista era, because PC laptops went through a spate of being shit about the same time macbooks were at their best. Windows ran better on them than MacOS did, from what I've seen. BTW one of these, with XP, was being shown off by a Microsoft rep at some trade show I went to.
Solid intro. This is the content I signed up for
I like this new sassy Michael, ngl.
I was an Apple certified sales and technician working for a local computer store and man these were the DAYS! I was one of those cult of Mac book style employees 😂
Would be cool to see you doing a 'proper' modern hackintosh 'vanilla' install with OpenCore and such on the same system, perhaps using Snow Leopard or the likes instead.
this is an aweasomevid Michael : 1000000 Xp points to you
Would love to see an attempt of the installation of macOS big sur/monterrey on that laptop
Same!
Hi Michael. There is a way to install network drivers and sound drivers before installing idenib. You should see a button that says custom and you can install drivers from there
Edit: 7:13
"Duh duh pssss"
I love that part! Its hilarious! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Damn that very high quality welcome video was so good 🤣
8:37 that sign also means that, mac osx is running on hardware that isnt supported. its like when you boot into a mac os catalina install usb on a 2009 macbook pro that does not support catalina, and when you boot into the usb, you get that sign.
0:28 That genuinely looks almost like a MacBook
True
You should try every era of hackintoshes; but show the configurations and hoops you have to go through
This brings back great memories ! I used iDeneb and iAtkos early on allowing me to have the coolest Sony Vaio on the block! lol
Believe it or not, the Apple sticker trick actually was a completely legal way of using a hackintosh, and agreeing to the EULA for a significant period of time - as crazy as it sounds.
I did the same thing with my HP laptop back in '07 , and everyone laughed, but who was using a legal version of OS X on unsupported hardware: this guy 👍🏻
True, it says apple-branded, not manufactured by apple. You can put any apple branding on it and it's legal
This takes me back. I did this so much back in the day.
16:15 I named put “Hacbook Air” as the screensaver’s text (my 2015 Alienware 17 r2 thought it was a MacBook Air from 2015. I use openCore, btw)
that fasthosts ad was very linus like
good job
The intro was fire!
That intro video music recreation had me pissing my pants laughing 😂
5:34 LOL that little voiceover. MAC OS TEN!
I had always thought hackintoshing was relatively new, I love seeing it done on older hardware, like pre "Core i" processors.
Can you try it with High Sierra or even Catalina? I've run Catalina on 2 GB of RAM before but I've never tried it with an IDE drive and I want to see how it would hypothetically go if you attempted it.
I Hackintoshed my ASUS 2015 laptop and it was such an adventure, countless hours of browsing through different forums, having to completely disassemble my laptop to change the WiFi card to one that's compatible and all that, but I gotta tell you it was worth it, runs miles better than on Windows.
ah, this video just a nostalgia for me back in the day when Hackintosh just soooo special.
i still remember wasting like almost 2 weeks to install Snow Leopard on my netbook.
Try using opencore in another project-video, it supports systems as old as Tiger 10.4 (Intel). iDeneb is a macOS “Distro”, you can do official macOS with no modifications with something like opencore, but you have to build your own EFI but it has its own advantages, one of them being able to control the drivers and the bootloader, the theme, etc.