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# Booting OpenCore and macOS

Now we finally get to boot OpenCore!

Reboot machine while holding Option to select the EFI Boot entry with the OpenCore icon:

  • This will be the Mac Boot Picker

Now that you've loaded OpenCore, now select Install macOS!:

  • This will be the OpenCore Picker

After plenty of verbose booting, you will reach the installer screen! From there it's just like any normal macOS install.

# Once installed and booting, head to Post-Installation

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# Booting OpenCore and macOS

Now we finally get to boot OpenCore!

Reboot machine while holding Option to select the EFI Boot entry with the OpenCore icon:

  • This will be the Mac Boot Picker

Now that you've loaded OpenCore, now select Install macOS!:

  • This will be the OpenCore Picker

After plenty of verbose booting, you will reach the installer screen! From there it's just like any normal macOS install.

# Once installed and booting, head to Post-Installation

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# Building and installing OpenCore

Now that we have a macOS installer, lets now build our OpenCore configuration!

First Download the latest release:

Next, run the OpenCore-Patcher.app:

From here you have a couple important options:

If you're patching for a different machine than you're running, please select "Change Model" and enter the updated SMBIOS. For more advanced users, you may also tweak the patcher's build settings via "Patcher Settings"

Now lets enter "Build OpenCore":

The process should be quite quick to build, once finished you'll be plopped back to the main menu.

Next lets run Install OpenCore to USB/internal drive:

Select Drive Select EFI/FAT32 Partition

# Once finished, head to Booting OpenCore and macOS

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# Building and installing OpenCore

Now that we have a macOS installer, lets now build our OpenCore configuration!

First Download the latest release:

Next, run the OpenCore-Patcher.app:

From here you have a couple important options:

  • Build OpenCore
  • Install OpenCore to USB/internal drive
  • Change Model
  • Patcher Settings

If you're patching for a different machine than you're running, please select "Change Model" and enter the updated SMBIOS. For more advanced users, you may also tweak the patcher's build settings via "Patcher Settings"

Now lets enter "Build OpenCore":

The process should be quite quick to build, once finished you'll be plopped back to the main menu.

Next lets run Install OpenCore to USB/internal drive:

Select Drive Select EFI/FAT32 Partition
  • If you have issues, please ensure you install OpenCore onto a FAT32 partition to ensure your Mac is able to boot it. You will need to format your drive as GUID/GPT in Disk Utility

# Once finished, head to Booting OpenCore and macOS

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# Download and build macOS Installers

This doc is centered around downloading and writing the macOS installer to a USB. If you're already familiar with how to do this, you can skip.

  • Note: 16GB+ USB will be required for the installer

# Downloading

The simplest way to download macOS installs would be to use installinstallmacos:

mkdir ~/macOS-installer && cd ~/macOS-installer && curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/munki/macadmin-scripts/main/installinstallmacos.py && sudo python installinstallmacos.py
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# Download and build macOS Installers
  
This doc is centered around downloading and writing the macOS installer to a USB. If you're already familiar with how to do this, you can skip.
 
  • Note: 16GB+ USB will be required for the installer
 
# Downloading
 
The simplest way to download macOS installs would be to use installinstallmacos:
 
mkdir ~/macOS-installer && cd ~/macOS-installer && curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/munki/macadmin-scripts/main/installinstallmacos.py && sudo python installinstallmacos.py
 
 
As you can see, we get a nice list of macOS installers. If you need a particular versions of macOS, you can select it by typing the number next to it. For this example we'll choose 10:
 
 
This is going to take a while as we're downloading the entire 12GB+ macOS installer.
 
Once finished, you'll find in your ~/macOS-Installer/ folder a DMG containing the macOS Installer, called Install_macOS_11.1-20C69.dmg for example. Mount it and you'll find the installer application.
 
  • Note: We recommend to move the Install macOS.app into the /Applications folder, as we'll be executing commands from there.
    •  
  • Note 2: Running Cmd+Shift+G in Finder will allow you to easily jump to ~/macOS-installer
 
 
 
# Building
 
Now we'll be formatting the USB to prep for both the macOS installer and OpenCore. We'll want to use macOS Extended (HFS+) with a GUID partition map(Using GUID is important for the patcher). This will create two partitions: the main MyVolume and a second called EFI which is used as a boot partition where your Mac's firmware will check for boot files.
 
  • Note: By default, Disk Utility only shows partitions – press Cmd/Win+2 to show all devices (alternatively you can press the View button)
 
Formatting the USB
 
Next run the createinstallmedia command provided by Apple (opens new window). Note that the command is made for USB's formatted with the name MyVolume:
 
sudo /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Big\ Sur.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia --volume /Volumes/MyVolume
 
  • Note: You can also replace the createinstallmedia path with that of where your installer's located (same idea with the drive name).
 
 
# Once finished, head to Building and installing OpenCore
  

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# Supported Models

Any hardware supporting SSE4.1 CPU and 64-Bit firmware work on this patcher. To check your hardware model, run the below command on the applicable machine:

system_profiler SPHardwareDataType | grep 'Model Identifier'
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# Supported Models
 
Any hardware supporting SSE4.1 CPU and 64-Bit firmware work on this patcher. To check your hardware model, run the below command on the applicable machine:
 
system_profiler SPHardwareDataType | grep 'Model Identifier'
 
The below table will list all supported and unsupported functions of the patcher currently:
  
# MacBook
 
SMBIOS Year Supported Comment
 
MacBook1,1 Mid-2006  NO  32-Bit CPU limitation
 
MacBook2,1 Late 2006 32-Bit Firmware limitation
 
MacBook3,1 Late 2007
 
MacBook4,1 Early 2008
 
MacBook5,1 Late 2008  YES  - No GPU Acceleration in Big Sur
- No AppleHDA(Audio) Patching implemented(yet)
 
MacBook5,2 Early 2009
 
MacBook6,1 Late 2009
 
MacBook7,1 Mid-2010
 
# MacBook Air
 
SMBIOS Year Supported Comment
 
MacBookAir1,1 Early 2008  NO  Requires SSE4.1 CPU
 
MacBookAir2,1 Late 2008  YES  - No GPU Acceleration in Big Sur
- No AppleHDA(Audio) Patching implemented(yet)
- No Wifi Patches implemented(yet)
 
MacBookAir3,1 Late 2010 - No GPU Acceleration in Big Sur
- No AppleHDA(Audio) Patching implemented(yet)
 
MacBookAir3,2
 
MacBookAir4,1 Mid-2011
 
MacBookAir4,2
 
MacBookAir5,1 Mid-2012  Everything is supported
 
MacBookAir5,2
 
# MacBook Pro
 
SMBIOS Year Supported Comment
 
MacBookPro1,1 Early 2006  NO  32-Bit CPU limitation
 
MacBookPro1,2
 
MacBookPro2,1 Late 2006 32-Bit Firmware limitation
 
MacBookPro2,2 Late 2006
 
MacBookPro3,1 Mid-2007 - Requires SSE4.1 CPU
 
MacBookPro4,1 Early 2008  YES  - No GPU Acceleration in Big Sur
- No AppleHDA(Audio) Patching implemented(yet)
- No Wifi Patches implemented(yet)
 
MacBookPro5,1 Late 2008 - No GPU Acceleration in Big Sur
- No AppleHDA(Audio) Patching implemented(yet)
 
MacBookPro5,2 Early 2009
 
MacBookPro5,3 Mid-2009
 
MacBookPro5,4
 
MacBookPro5,5
 
MacBookPro6,1 Mid-2010
 
MacBookPro6,2
 
MacBookPro7,1
 
MacBookPro8,1 Early 2011 - No GPU Acceleration in Big Sur
- No AppleHDA(Audio) Patching implemented(yet)
- Ethernet Connection Issues
 
MacBookPro8,2
 
MacBookPro8,3
 
MacBookPro9,1 Mid-2012  Everything is supported
 
MacBookPro9,2
 
MacBookPro10,1
 
MacBookPro10,2 Late 2012
 
# Mac mini
 
SMBIOS Year Supported Comment
 
Macmini1,1 Early 2006  NO  32-Bit CPU limitation
 
Macmini2,1 Mid-2007 32-Bit Firmware limitation
 
Macmini3,1 Early 2009  YES  - No GPU Acceleration in Big Sur
- No AppleHDA(Audio) Patching implemented(yet)
 
Macmini4,1 Mid-2010
 
Macmini5,1 Mid-2011 - No GPU Acceleration in Big Sur
- No AppleHDA(Audio) Patching implemented(yet)
- Ethernet Connection Issues
 
Macmini5,2
 
Macmini5,3
 
Macmini6,1 Late 2012  Everything is supported
 
Macmini6,2
 
# iMac
 
SMBIOS Year Supported Comment
 
iMac4,1 Early 2006  NO  32-Bit CPU limitation
 
iMac4,2 Mid-2006
 
iMac5,1 Late 2006 32-Bit Firmware limitation
 
iMac5,2
 
iMac6,1
 
iMac7,1 Mid-2007  YES  - Requires an SSE4.1 CPU Upgrade
- No GPU Acceleration in Big Sur
- No AppleHDA(Audio) Patching implemented(yet)
- No Wifi Patches implemented (yet)
 
iMac8,1 Early 2008 - No GPU Acceleration in Big Sur
- No AppleHDA(Audio) Patching implemented(yet)
- No Wifi Patches implemented (yet)
 
iMac9,1 Early 2009 - No GPU Acceleration in Big Sur
- No AppleHDA(Audio) Patching implemented(yet)
 
iMac10,1 Late 2009
 
iMac11,1 - No GPU Acceleration in Big Sur
- No AppleHDA(Audio) Patching implemented(yet)
- Ethernet Connection Issues
 
iMac11,2 Mid-2010
 
iMac11,3
 
iMac12,1 Mid-2011
 
iMac12,2
 
iMac13,1 Late 2012  Everything is supported
 
iMac13,2
 
iMac14,1 Late 2013
 
iMac14,2
 
iMac14,3
 
# Mac Pro
 
SMBIOS Year Supported Comment
 
MacPro1,1 Mid-2006  NO  32-Bit Firmware limitation
 
MacPro2,1 Mid-2007
 
MacPro3,1 Early 2008  YES  - Requires an SSE4.1 CPU Upgrade
- No AppleHDA(Audio) Patching implemented(yet)
 
MacPro4,1 Early 2009  Everything is supported as long as GPU is Metal capable 
 
MacPro5,1 Mid-2010
 
# Xserve
 
SMBIOS Year Supported Comment
 
Xserve1,1 Mid-2006  NO  32-Bit Firmware limitation
 
Xserve2,1 Early 2008
 
Xserve3,1 Early 2009  YES   Everything is supported as long as GPU is Metal capable 
 
# Once you've verified your hardware is supported, head to Download and build macOS Installers
  

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# Post-Installation

# Booting without USB drive

Once you've installed macOS through OpenCore, you can boot up and go through the regular install process. To boot without the USB drive plugged in is quite simple:

  • Download OpenCore Legacy Patcher
  • Change Patcher settings as you'd like
  • Build OpenCore again
  • Install OpenCore to internal drive
  • Reboot holding Option, and select the internal EFI

And voila! No more USB drive required

# Booting seamlessly without Verbose or OpenCore Picker

To do this, run the OpenCore Patcher and head to Patcher Settings:

Here you can change different patcher settings, however the main 2 of interest are:

  • Enable Verbose Mode
  • Set ShowPicker Mode

Once you've toggled them both off, build your OpenCore EFI once again and install to your desired drive. Now to show OpenCore picker, you can simply press "Esc" key repeatedly.

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# Post-Installation

# Booting without USB drive

Once you've installed macOS through OpenCore, you can boot up and go through the regular install process. To boot without the USB drive plugged in is quite simple:

  • Download OpenCore Legacy Patcher
  • Change Patcher settings as you'd like
  • Build OpenCore again
  • Install OpenCore to internal drive
  • Reboot holding Option, and select the internal EFI

And voila! No more USB drive required

# Booting seamlessly without Verbose or OpenCore Picker

To do this, run the OpenCore Patcher and head to Patcher Settings:

Here you can change different patcher settings, however the main 2 of interest are:

  • Enable Verbose Mode
  • Set ShowPicker Mode

Once you've toggled them both off, build your OpenCore EFI once again and install to your desired drive. Now to show OpenCore picker, you can simply press "Esc" key repeatedly.

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# What is OpenCore?

This is a sophisticated boot loader used to inject and patch data in memory, instead of on disk. This means we're able to get near-native experience on many unsupported Macs with Metal GPUs. This includes many of the long desired features of other patchers such as:

  • System Integrity Protection, FileVault 2, .im4m Secure Boot and Vaulting
  • Native OTA OS DELTA updates on all Macs
  • Recovery OS, Safe Mode and Single-user Mode booting

While many PC users from the Hackintosh community are familiar with OpenCore, OpenCore was designed as Mac and PC agnostic ensuring both platforms can use it easily. And with OpenCore Legacy Patcher, we help automate the process making running with OpenCore that much easier.

# How do I get started?

  1. The first step of ensuring whether your model is support is checking here:
  1. Download and build macOS Installer
  2. Run the OpenCore-Patcher.app
  3. Reboot and boot OpenCore

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# What is OpenCore?

This is a sophisticated boot loader used to inject and patch data in memory, instead of on disk. This means we're able to get near-native experience on many unsupported Macs with Metal GPUs. This includes many of the long desired features of other patchers such as:

  • System Integrity Protection, FileVault 2, .im4m Secure Boot and Vaulting
  • Native OTA OS DELTA updates on all Macs
  • Recovery OS, Safe Mode and Single-user Mode booting

While many PC users from the Hackintosh community are familiar with OpenCore, OpenCore was designed as Mac and PC agnostic ensuring both platforms can use it easily. And with OpenCore Legacy Patcher, we help automate the process making running with OpenCore that much easier.

# How do I get started?

  1. The first step of ensuring whether your model is support is checking here:
  1. Download and build macOS Installer
  2. Run the OpenCore-Patcher.app
  3. Reboot and boot OpenCore

Supported Models ⟶

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# Troubleshooting

Here are some common errors users may experience while using this patcher:

# Stuck on This version of Mac OS X is not supported on this platform

This means macOS has detected a SMBIOS it does not support, to resolve this ensure you're booting OpenCore before the macOS installer in the boot picker. Reminder the option will be called EFI Boot

Once you've booted OpenCore at least once, your hardware should now auto boot it until either NVRAM reset or you remove the drive with OpenCore installed.

# Cannot boot macOS without the USB

By default, the OpenCore Patcher won't install OpenCore onto the internal drive itself during installs. Instead, you'll need to either manually transfer (opens new window) OpenCore to the internal drive's EFI or run this patcher's Option 2 again but select your internal drive.

Reminder that once this is done, you'll need to select OpenCore in the boot picker again for your hardware to remember this entry and auto boot from then on.

# Infinite Recovery OS Booting

With OpenCore Legacy Patcher, we rely on Apple Secure Boot to ensure OS updates work correctly and reliably with Big Sur. However this installs NVRAM variables that will confuse your Mac if not running with OpenCore. To resolve, simply uninstall OpenCore and reset NVRAM (opens new window).

  • Note: Machines with modded root volumes will also result in infinite recovery until integrity is restored

# Reboot when entering Hibernation (Sleep Wake Failure)

Known issue on some models (opens new window), temporary fix is to disable Hibernation:

sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0
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# Troubleshooting
 
Here are some common errors users may experience while using this patcher:
  
# Stuck on This version of Mac OS X is not supported on this platform
 
This means macOS has detected a SMBIOS it does not support, to resolve this ensure you're booting OpenCore before the macOS installer in the boot picker. Reminder the option will be called EFI Boot
 
Once you've booted OpenCore at least once, your hardware should now auto boot it until either NVRAM reset or you remove the drive with OpenCore installed.
 
# Cannot boot macOS without the USB
 
By default, the OpenCore Patcher won't install OpenCore onto the internal drive itself during installs. Instead, you'll need to either manually transfer (opens new window) OpenCore to the internal drive's EFI or run this patcher's Option 2 again but select your internal drive.
 
Reminder that once this is done, you'll need to select OpenCore in the boot picker again for your hardware to remember this entry and auto boot from then on.
 
# Infinite Recovery OS Booting
 
With OpenCore Legacy Patcher, we rely on Apple Secure Boot to ensure OS updates work correctly and reliably with Big Sur. However this installs NVRAM variables that will confuse your Mac if not running with OpenCore. To resolve, simply uninstall OpenCore and reset NVRAM (opens new window).
 
  • Note: Machines with modded root volumes will also result in infinite recovery until integrity is restored
 
# Reboot when entering Hibernation (Sleep Wake Failure)
 
Known issue on some models (opens new window), temporary fix is to disable Hibernation:
 
sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0
 
# Booting with a non-flashed GPU
 
For Mac Pro, Xserve and iMac users with non-flashed GPUs, you can still easily boot OpenCore and view the entire boot process. To do so, make sure SIP is disabled(to allow NVRAM write access) and run the following:
 
sudo bless --verbose --file /Volumes/VOLNAME/EFI/OC/OpenCore.efi --folder /Volumes/VOLNAME/EFI/OC --setBoot
 
  • Note you will need to replace VOLNAME with the Volume name of your USB or hard drive with OpenCore
    •  
  • Note 2: Once done, you can re-enable SIP
 
Once you boot OpenCore for the first time, LauncherOption will install itself as the top boot priority making OpenCore always launch. Combined with RequestBootVar, all boot options must go through OpenCore ensuring seamless usage even with OS installation and updates.
 
# How to Boot Big Sur Recovery
 
By default, the patcher will try to hide extra boot options such as recovery from the user. To make them appear, simply press the "Spacebar" inside OpenCore's Picker to list all boot options.
  

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OpenCore Legacy Patcher

# Uninstalling OpenCore

To remove OpenCore is actually quite simply:

  1. Remove OpenCore either from the USB or internal drive
  1. Reset NVRAM

Know that if you are on Big Sur when you remove the EFI folder, your Mac will no longer boot and show the prohibited symbol. Be ready to install an older version of macOS before you uninstall OpenCore.

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