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  • Micky1979

    Pandora's Box III has been updated to support macOS 10.12 Sierra,

    and both Enoch and Clover bootloaders are now capable of running the new OS, this only the day after his official presentation at WWDC 2016.

    In the coming days other updates for Pandora and bootloaders will be available to improve compatibility and stability, as soon as ready. Available in the Download Section!
     
    Good hack by insanelymac.com
  • fantomas

    Apple today unveiled "macOS Sierra" at its Worldwide Developers Conference 2016.

    Developers are being given a preview version of macOS Sierra today and a public beta will be available this summer (in July).
    The final version will be available to the general public in the fall.
  • Mr. Xtreme

    nVIDIA's first Pascal card has been released: the GTX 1080

    and now I'm sure the risk takers are trying them out in their hackintosh's, so I'm going to go over Pascal (I'm going to use the GTX 1080 as a reference, as the 1070 isn't released, correct me if I'm wrong) and check the features, and some info on hackintosh compatibility!
     
    Specs first
    New Pascal architecture (Duh)
    8GB GDDR5X memory
    2560 CUDA cores
    1607MHz base clock speed
    320GB/s memory bandwidth
    16 nm manufacturing process
    Pricing is quite a bit over $600 USD as they are selling a founders version mostly right now, so that price will get cheaper.

    Now some of the mains points of pascal are:
    Low power consumption
    4K
    16 nm manufacturing process (vs the 28 nm of nVIDIA's previous "Maxwell" architecture.
    and high power performance

    Now I'm not here to so much do a review on the video card, I'm more checking out the stuff that hackintoshers are interested in,
    so that brings us to OS X compatibility:
    OS X 10.11.0 to 10.11.6: None
    OS X 10.10.0 to 10.0.5: None
    OS X 10.9.0 to 10.9.5: None

    The list goes on, pascal (Which means GTX 1080, and 1070) have no support in OS X at all! If you are a die hard, then by all means go and enjoy a low resolution, crumby performance, and no HDMI audio, etc. Devs, go for it if you want to try to get it to work on OS X.
     
    To sum it all up, the pascal line of cards doesn't work yet, and It'll be awhile till they are, buy a 980, and the best intel i7 CPU you can find if you are willing to fork out that much cash.
     
    -XtremeHacker, June 6th, 2016
  • Mr. Xtreme

    According to a recent report from british Hackintosh Group "Hack'nTod", Apple's next os will be called "macOS"

    According to a recent report from british Hackintosh Group "Hack'nTod", Apple's next os will be called "mac
    OS", and for good reason. Apple's next OS a merge is going to be a of iOS and OS X! The result? A new OS that will replace OS X, and iOS. "macOS" will run on both Apple's ARM CPUs and Intel's CPUs! However, considering how, once Apple switched from PowerPC to intel, it only supported PowerPC for two more OS X versions before pulling PowerPC support.
     
    All in all, the hackintosh scene is in trouble...
     
    If you believed the above, then....
    April Fools!
  • fantomas

    iOS, tvOS, watchOS and ... macOS, a next back-to-the-future move for Apple?

    After the recent Pike R. Alpha discovery about new "MacBook 9,1" frequency data in the latest OS X 10.11.4 release, this time a new reference to "macOS" has been discovered by another developer Guilherme Rambo.
     



     
    The framework can be found in OS X 10.11.4 at
    "/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/FlightUtilities.framework" and was later independently verified by MacMagazine, which speculated that the next release could be "macOS 11" instead of OS X 10.12.
     
    What do you think?
  • fantomas

    OS X 10.11.4 is out!

    By fantomas, in OSx86,

    The OS X El Capitan 10.11.4 update improves the stability, compatibility, and security of your Mac, and is recommended for all OS X El Capitan users.

    This update:
    Adds the ability to passcode-protect notes containing personal data in Notes
    Adds the ability to sort notes alphabetically, by date created, or date modified in Notes
    Adds the ability to import Evernote files into Notes
    Adds support for sharing Live Photos between iOS and OS X via AirDrop and Messages
    Addresses an issue that may cause RAW images to open slowly in Photos
    Adds the ability for iBooks to store PDFs in iCloud, making them available across all your devices
    Fixes an issue that prevented loading Twitter t.co links in Safari
    Prevents JavaScript dialogs from blocking access to other webpages in Safari
    Fixes an issue that prevented the VIPs mailbox from working with Gmail accounts
    Fixes an issue that caused USB audio devices to disconnect
    Improves the compatibility and reliability of Apple USB-C Multiport Adapters

    Update
    Combo
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