Mac Os Sierra For Amd Fx 8350
This is nonsense. I have yet to successfully install high sierra on my XPS 9550, or older i5-750 rig. Out of frustration, I attempted installation on my AMD FX machine and installed without a hitch. Dead reliable. Everything works as it should despite countless configuration modifications and tinkering. I'm an amateur at best. This guide will show you the steps to install Sierra on a AMD Ryzen PC using a VMWare Virtual Machine. I’m making this guide for those who don’t have access to a Mac and need macOS to either try out for a bit or create a macOS boot loader installer for a AMD hackintosh build. There is another VMWare Sierra guide on this site, but with AMD system a modified VMWare image is required to even.
My build is here: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/kmenigoz/ .. iew=mHwTWZ
It's my old PC build, not sure if there are any parts I need to upgrade to run Hackintosh or if they are all compatible. Some things in the search, I can't find because the search ignores the terms used to identify parts (GTX 660 for example).
Also: I'm entirely a noob to this process, always just had my MacBook and my Windows PC.
Creating the macOS Install USB
Run MakeInstall as Admin from within the gibMacOS folder. Upon first run of the tool it will install the required dependancies to create your installer.
Now when at the main menu select the option number next to your USB device. In my case I only had one connected so I entered 1
We also want to select OpenCore as the bootloader so add O, so it looks like the image below.
On the next screen press 'y' then enter to confirm. Once it has selected the drive and formatted it you will be greeted with the next screen,
Now inside the gibMacOS directory navigate to macOS Downloads/publicrelease/*Version You Downloaded* and then hold Shift and right click on RecoveryHDMetaDMG.pkg and choose Copy as Path,
Autocad 2016 for mac high sierra. Now right Click on the CMD window to paste the path and press Enter.
Amd Fx 8350 Update
The script will now continue and extract the resources and restore them to USB. This is where you need to be patient!
Once finished it will install the OpenCore bootloader to the USB as default.