macOS on PC - How to Build a HACKINTOSH in 2024 - The New Way - FREE

Run macOS on PC. How to build Mac Pro Killer Hackintosh LIVE STREAM. Hackintosh tutorial step by step. The best way how to build a Hackintosh in 2024 is to build it "The New Way". It will bring you lot of advantages over classic "Old Way" based on Clover or Opencore. Easy bootable backups/clones, fast restores in case of any problem, modularity, can run almost on any hardware unlike the old way and many more... Wake up, take advantage of it and build a perfect Hackintosh in 2024 - "Hackintosh New Way". Morgonaut's Way 😇🤘 Proxmox Hackintosh
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This video is re-upload of my LIVESTREAM streamed 2 days ago. Today I informed people: "SO BECAUSE LOT OF PEOPLE UNGRATEFULLY CONSTANTLY POSTING EXTREMELY STUPID ANGRY ATTACKING COMMENTS UNDER MY LIVESTREAM, CALLING ME FU***NG B!TCH AND EVEN SOME MORON WANT TO TAKE GUN AT ME I TOOK THAT VIDEO DOWN. I TOOK LEGAL ACTIONS ALREADY! THOSE WHO WANTED TO LEARN HOW TO BUILD A HACKINTOSH IN 2022 THE NEW WAY CAN SAY "THANKS" TO THOSE ID!OTS. I INVESTED INTO MY FREE HELP TO YOU INSANE AMOUNT OF MONEY, EFFORT, KNOWLEDGE, TIME... SO YOU SHOULD BE GRATEFUL FOR MY FREE VIDEO RESOURCES WHCH YOU ALL USED AND CONSTANTLY SUCKING INFORMATIONS FROM ME! IN SOME TIME LOT OF YOU WILL BE BUILDING HACKINTOSHES THE NEW WAY, SO REMEMBER WHO CAME WITH THIS SOLUTION FIRST LOT OF YEARS AGO! IT WAS ME!
But then huge wave of support and extremely nice and kind comments risen up! I was so surprised. I really didn't expect so much support from kind people. So I decided to re-upload this livestream back, so those kind people will not be punished by those angry attackers.
I DIDN'T EXPECT I'LL HAVE TO UPLOAD THIS VIDEO AFTER I STREAMED IT, SO THIS RE-UPLOAD IS NOT SO GOOD IN QUALITY AS WAS THE ORIGINAL. SO SORRY FOR THAT, BUT THAT'S NOT MY FAULT.
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[@MorgonautHackintosh]

DARLING, you can SHARE THIS VIDEO EVERYWHERE YOU CAN, SO IT CAN HELP TO MORE PEOPLE ALL AROUND THE GLOBE, THEN IT WILL IN RETURN HELP TO ME PRODUCE MORE VIDEOS FOR YOU. AND IT WILL ALSO TAKE AWAY THE POWER OF THE HATERS AND ATTACKERS! 🤘🎸💜 You can say me thanks on my donate link in video description or becoming a supporter on my websites 😇

[@Digiteq]

Thank You Teresa ❤️ Thanks to your advice and this live, I installed Monterey with the "New Way" method.

[@terrifyme]

So glad to see this come back ❤️ I'd still love to see the three monitor three VM way too! Thank you for everything you do!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@@terrifyme I will show the 3mon setup in more detail in some next video or livestream

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@Aqua Fyre - God bless you too

[@nebukadnezzar3578]

Fantastic, thank you! Stay strong! 💪

[@thierrybar426]

Hello, I tried to follow your installation unfortunately in the video we can not read the entries on the terminal, the resolution is insufficient, would you have a solution? Thank you for your work.

[@huohsien]

Same issue here. Sorry if I missed anything for how to actually getting it work. I learned one thing though, Promox and virtualized windows works better than native... For detailed, I think as you said I should google my self. Even though this KZbin video was one of my first results of my googling...

[@francopanigaia2425]

yes unfortunately the reupload is recompressed and completely unreadable/useless.

[@volkanaltin9588]

I've watched live stream and learned 2 things. ProxMox is good virtualization solution and Morgonaut has a good music taste. We need more lessons for installing from zero. Also we need playlist.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

what music I used I linked in this video description

[@markkociscin695]

Agreed! No sure why people can’t just leave things alone - if you don’t like Morgonaut and/or these videos, you can just leave or ignore it. What a mixed up world!

[@LL-ck4ei]

@@MorgonautHackintosh no lessions from zero... thansk for the stream I learned the same as Volkan and we have the playlist

[@ktraglin]

Creating virtual machines on a Proxmox host is something I understand well enough. What I did not get from this video is how to configure the use of a single keyboard/mouse to control all three virtual machines seamlessly, while moving files/folders across three different operating systems, using three different video displays. I'm aware that "Synergy", "Barrier", "ShareMouse", "across", and "Logitech Options" are some programs that might be able to do this. Could you tell us which (if any) of those products you used - which one works well?

[@BoogerwolfJones]

get yourself a cheap usb kvm. mine can control 4 devices on 4 computers. 18 bucks on amazon.

[@danieledd6468]

it would be nice to have a step by step installation guide 😊

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

Maybe one day on my websites

[@sosacarlos5971]

@@MorgonautHackintosh If you could include a step by step guide for us that would be great. If you make a video of the new method with your proven steps it could quickly go into trending. Do note that.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@SOSA CARLOS - I don't care about any trending videos or subscribe count on this channel at all, you can bet on it

[@sosacarlos5971]

@@MorgonautHackintosh Both of us know that's not true. :D Take some break. I think the haters have taken a toll on your mind.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@SOSA CARLOS - IT IS ABSOLUTELY TRUTH! I would like more time, more subs and some trending videos on my first youtube channel, not on this one. Because my 1st channel is MAC related and not hackintosh so there are much more friendly and kind people there

[@andrewklug4845]

Morgonaut, it is always a pleasure to see you release new content. The 2 key points I took away are that (1) the hardware selection still matters even with the type 1 hypervisor (2) Proxmox can restore previously built machines very easily. What was less clear to me were the specific steps required to create a new virtual Mac machine from scratch rather than restoring a pre-existing one. Perhaps this could be a topic for a future video. Thank you for taking the time to share your expertise.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

no, it can run almost on any hardware. But of course some hardware is better than the other. That's why I recommend what I recommend on this video description. Because I recommend strictly only components I personally tested and verified!

[@jeffg6479]

Hi, yes this is not clear, i think the initial image is also built using opencore. Can someone please confirm this ?

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@Jeff G - if you would bother to watch and listen this stream you would know I explained that

[@dougietamson]

You just copy a macos install iso file to proxmox and boot from the opencore iso (opencore is required to run macos and is a lot more than just a bootloader!) then just select to boot the macos installer iso just like a real mac. Proxmox is great free software, I even cloned my macbook pro to an external usb3 ssd disk and loaded it in Proxmox as a direct attached physical disk (server is an old 2013 Dell 5610 dual E5680v2 20core/40 thread 64GB RAM workstation with a Nvidia GTX680 and GTX660 GPUs) and booted 1st time. The key takeaway is FREE enterprise grade virtualization from Proxmox (Qemu/KVM hypervisor) brings a lot to the table. There are many step by step guides out there on how to do it.

[@jeffg6479]

@@dougietamson thanks for this info... !!

[@GrizzlyDrifts]

Hoping to get a written guide so that we can understand more from that because in video all the commands and steps are not clearly visible :)

[@idubzh243]

Oh my god... When I think about youtubers who are proud to show their "setup". God, they have never seen yours, they are all beaten to death. I guess I have more screens than you, but not sure... Great desk, I'm working to have the same. Cheers ! Desperados, here.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@idubzh243 - very well said, thumbs up 👍 😇

[@idubzh243]

@@MorgonautHackintosh My favourite part is you saying, "watch this, it's not connected to anything". Just a paint you could hang on a wall ; she's talking about the lastest MacPro (not M2), which is expansive and pretty useless. Love ! I have real Macs, M1 and M2, MP31 & 51 ; don't accuse me to be anti Mac. But god, how I liked this segment : this too expansive Mac is nothing less than a paint.

[@sasasanjic3379]

Teresa you are great person, excellent presenter and interesting in creating new ideas. You are helping thousands and thousands of people around the world who can not afford to buy original MacOs computer. People would love to own original computer and believe me one day they do own it. But to taste that quality you are like a bridge. You actually promote MacOS and help Apple to gain new customers despite they will be able to buy sometime in future. You should be proud on your work, your way of content creating. You are just amazing. Keep doing this kind of work and develop some thicker skin for negative people. There will be always those kind of people regardless if this is your video, my or from very very famous star. They feed with negativity and they search for people which will react and give them satisfaction if you react to them. No reaction from your side and they will leave you alone. Just keep going and going your way. We belive in you!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@Sasa Sanjic - oh my Lord, you took my breath away Sasa with probably greatest comment I ever get. Thanks God there are still some people like you 💜 and thanks to you.

[@markkociscin695]

@@MorgonautHackintosh Sasa is dead-on correct. I have old old macs. I cannot affort to buy new hardware for a long long while, so I am forced into the Hackintosh realm with the spare PCs I have laying around.... And your Proxmox solution makes amazing sense. Thicken your skin, and gather your resolve - we need you and your great content!!! Happy Valentines Days, too (at least in USA)

[@Barkosaur]

Dear Teresa, I'm fortunate to have run across your videos on this topic. Having worked with VMware "bare metal" hypervisors in professional hosting centers, I've been a huge advocate of the technology. I hadn't really thought much about using it to fire up a hackintosh here at home until I ran across your channel . . even better that triple OS workstation of yours, inspiring! Anyway, thanks for your time putting out this content, and giving my imagination a much needed kick in the butt :)))

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@AlphaVlk - Thanks God finally someone grateful!!!!! 💜 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

[@ErhanOnder]

Hi You installed from backup. How can we install for first time on proxmox? What's first proxmox settings? etc.

[@djkimani510]

I have been watching your videos for years, and am long overdue to simply say THANK YOU for sharing your knowledge in such an insightful and approachable manner! My IT career has found a renewed inspiration through you.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@djkimani510 - best thanks to me would be if you click on the THANKS button under my video or "buy me a beer" here donate.stripe.com/14k29O62BbHG2QM288

[@joperez1980]

I've been toying with the idea of creating my own homelab and starting to learn bare metal virtualization. Thanks to you, I'm encouraged to take my first steps on it. It will be really helpful since I do a lot of work on color grading, video postproduction, etc. Thank you for your free videos. I once had the burden of maintaining hackintoshes and they're a pain in the a$$, so I really appreciate your wisdom.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@Jose Luis Pérez - thanks for your nice comment Jose

[@anthonyrubio1194]

Lmao

[@Nachodebt]

En mi opinión siento que este método está a otro nivel, tanto de entendimiento como de comprensión de lo que se hace y lo que se hará. Es complejo, si, lo es; pero todo lo es al comienzo; estudiemos lo que nos plantea y llegaremos a lugares impensados. Tengo mucha fe en este método y estoy estudiándolo para usarlo. Muchas gracias, porque descubrí este canal hoy; y espero tener buenos resultados. Un abrazo, un suscriptor más. ❤️

[@taxistudio4511]

pienso lo mismo, por eso estoy aca

[@tonigrabulosa6359]

Hey Morgonaut, I've never comment on youtube videos.. But... please, do not let those stupid people from facing you down or lacking your motivation! You're doing great, and I really appreciate all your effort. I'm a developer, but before was on the media industry as a sound engineer and video editor... and I can imagine how much time you spend on each video + all the content which is amazing. Continue, please. As I said, you're doing great. I'm hoping soon to support you on pattreon!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@Toni Grabulosa - thank you Toni for your nice comment. I value that. Take care...

[@cyberagent009]

Dear Teresa, thanks a ton for re-upload this live stream. Many idiots troll and spam because they just can't do anything other than that. You are my revered guide for hackintosh. Peace.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

you're welcome

[@audiovid.]

The most what I am interested in is how to configure Proxmox the wise way with multi system parallel setup. So each operating system can use very wisely the hardware directly not interfering with one another. Good you published the vid again! We Are With YOU, Teresa!

[@arturKrzyzak]

Yep, I'm also interested in that.

[@GordanNia]

Hello Theresa! From what I understand from the video, it is possible to install fully functional OSX without using OpenCore, Clover and ProperTree, i.e. need to configure a VM inside Proxmox? I assume there's an example of some basic VM configuration within the Patreon section in the subscriber area, because I spent all day looking for some coherent example of how I could do this and learn given the configuration and desired machine profile without boot loaders? All the examples I found use OpenCore and Clover, i.e. the classic way of creating Hackintosh on a VM, and I'm still not completely clear from this what the concept of that famous "new" way is. Is there any further recommendation, direction or help, or is it better to leave this for some smarter times, considering that I have never worked with a supervisor and configuration? Thank you in advance!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

as I answered here in comments already so many times :( each configuration is different because each computer is different, each client's needs are different etc. I always help to people individually for the best result

[@lapoubelle77]

I'm so glad you reconsidered... Funk is life, I agree!!!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

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[@crich95]

I Don't know why the hate so bad, but If it weren't for you I wouldn't have believed i could make hackintosh and I am grateful for you saving me $2000 dollars 3 years ago when I hackintosh my laptop

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

as I said in this livestream, in the past few years I saved to people billions of $ on my free help. If everyone would send me a single $ as a thanks I would be a millionaire, but guess what - I'm not, because most people will only benefit from my work, but never say me thanks via some support back to me for how many $s I saved them 😕

[@litemint09]

All we need is Help and Love, thanks for shedding some light on the new way Teresa, keep it up!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

let me correct you, all we need is HEALTH and LOVE :)

[@cuoriingioco]

Happy it is online. Since i saw your first video i undestood what i have to do, but at last i can’t load macOS without a efi partitino with opencore. This fact simply remains a mistery. I will not ask you for that, it is you work. I am only happy this video is online, it so nice 😀

[@Nyana]

a howto installing from zero (the Monterey part) would be great!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

sure but I answered this question deeply in my livestream

[@steevieeray3062]

Hey M, I’m surprised at the hate you received. It’s a different way of building a computer. I am grateful for the alternative information. Keep it up! You are doing a great job for the hackintosh community.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@Steeviee Ray - thanks for your kind comment. We all know the "hackintosh community" is very toxic environment full of angry selfish morons. It's very hard to be innovator. But look, since I introduced The New Way to people 4 years ago there is already tons of people who do it that way and never would bother with the stupid old way anymore. So thanks to me thousands and thousands of people benefit from it. And for free! And what do I get in. return? Hate? Anger? WTF

[@DavidDuffin]

Thank you so much for this reupload! I am so happy that I can get my hackintosh sorted again!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

I'm always happy to help to kind people David

[@jsb16071988]

Morgonaut ur the best ... after watching ur made hackintosh 4years ago....now new way 2023 for my new PC

[@gagikgrigoryan8864]

Thank you so much Teresa. Very interesting boot settings, thanks. You are the best...!!!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

You're very welcome Gagik

[@johncheng9665]

lol she's just vaping and drinking beer while teaching you how to build a hackintosh, that's gold

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

yeah, that's me 😇🤘🍺

[@hustletownstudios]

I've been working on apples for 20 years and this woman is the best💪 🙏💙

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

my first Mac was Quadra 650 almost 3 decades ago :) SO yes, I'm already old pumpkin

[@hustletownstudios]

Amazing work I learn so much from your videos. 🙏thankyou

[@hustletownstudios]

My first mac was a g3 .lol

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

yeah, you're a bit younger :)

[@markkociscin695]

@@MorgonautHackintosh I had a Mac II in college, then when I was Student Rep/Intern for Apple, I got a Mac IIfx… I was really trailblazing back then! :)

[@JamieR]

Funny. I use those exact same USB drives for my hackintosh too. Had success with the old method. Excited to try the new method on new hardware (5600x / 6600 xt). Cheers for the video!

[@EzyRider]

Unless you show specific commands you've used, and what someone needs to be doing, your examples aren't showing people anything other than YOU can do this. You need to be very specific; what does one need to insert into the kernel, how does one determine IOMMU groups, how does one get GPU passthrough with all the commands. You skimmed over it without telling anyone what it was they needed to do. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy your videos, but until you delve into what needs to be done, and with detail, no one will be able to do what you've done.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

so show it in your video and your youtube channel will be gone in a moment. I explained reasons in this livestream!

[@v0nreagan]

@@MorgonautHackintosh Thanks for the video, excellent work and showcase - but - do "they" really hunt down videos about passthrough methods for GFX cards in ProxMox VMs?? The trouble is - for most of us using macos for content creation successful passthrough is an absolute must. There is no use for macos without acceleration. And as you probably experienced yourself in your adventures with proxmox - current methods of passthrough for gfx (and then thunderbolt) is the most time consuming and biggest problem of all hypervisors out there. 80-90% of macos compatible ATI cards will have major issues booting to VM with passthrough, and only tiny number of cases can be helped with vendor-reset module. There is almost no information available on the subject in english language, as most proxmox users passthrough nvidia to windows rather than ATI to macos. So we need that kind of video. This is the "make or break" for a wide adoption of your Margonaut's New Method. All of us need help with passthrough methods specifically. I've tried proxmox twice, second time after your video, and I'm still stuck with a 580 and Radeon VII that just won't reset correctly for VM boot. I get maybe 1 successful boot in 10 to Monterey on a good day. And I realise each case will be different and by now I also know it can be anything - kernel version, bios version, rom version, card version and that may never work for either of my cards. But we need at least a good - "best case scenario guide" - from someone who knows hypervisors well - cards to avoid, cards to buy, kernel modules to add, kernel modules to remove for common scenarios, do we need those rom dumps or not, and so on, so forth. You have a herd to lead, be the shepherd Margs.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@Von Reagan - no, nobody will "hunt down videos about passthrough methods for GFX cards in ProxMox VMs", I never said that! But try to make your own videos how to make a hackintosh like this = how to step by step macos and you can count how many days will your youtube channel survive until it's gonna be deleted!!!!!! I answered here several times I will show how to Win/Lin on my 1st youtube channel so you can learn from it, but you can't expect I will risk my YT channel just because you want something from me and for free so you can just benefit from it and save lot of money right???

[@v0nreagan]

@@MorgonautHackintosh Ah.. I understand now - it cannot be revolving around hackintoshes (for obvious reasons)... I'm in similar boat to you - I already have 2 x MacPros, M1 mini and two MBPs, the proxmox for me however is a gateway to insane disk speeds thanks to raidz on nvme's and faster encoding thanks to PC graphics cards, as in - a fix for something that we'll never get from apple but I keep forgetting that for most people hackintoshes are free alternative which obviously cannot be freely discussed. Allow me to ask a question that I got stuck on but it might be very easy for you to answer - if I were to provide separate primary graphics card to proxmox and dedicate secondary card to VM and blacklist it in vfio and modules - in your experience will the secondary card still suffer from the same reset bugs that usually prevent booting when it's the only card in the system? As in - will I really have to keep buying cards until I find one that doesn't suffer from reset issues?

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@Von Reagan - you don't need any GPU for proxmox at all. You saw in my livestream I used only single gpu too

[@bytesk1602]

hai mam, please help me, i am already install proxmox and install macos monterey but when boot my EFI not launch, then still launch to terminal proxmox my spec Mobo: MSI B150M Procie : Intel Core i5-6400 iGpu: Intel Graphics 540 dGpu: amd 460 XFX Ram: 2x4GB, 2x8GB, Storage: Samsung SSD Evo 870 Ethernet: Relatek PCIe GbE Familly Controller, OS Version: Monterey and by the way, is my spec support for proxmox? how i know if my spec support? anyway thankyou, and i will appreciate if u response and help me, but sorry for bad english, thankyouu morgonaut!

[@mrsWat-sc1xd]

I deleted my comment because I don't want to offend you .... I really like your work. Greetings from Bulgaria :)

[@darkoreignoreaper]

Thank u darling…I don’t mind quality …… it’s much better than other people videos about this information…… thank thank

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

So nice of you, thank you Darkoreaper Nasru

[@davidbeverly4826]

Thanks for re-uploading! We definitely appreciate the work you do. Blessings!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

thank you David

[@HAKIMARTS]

Oh god, i really missed your English accent, i love the way you talk

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

thank you Hakim 🙊

[@trell2k]

Specifically those cards support multiple pass-through on a single card? Is there something specific I should be looking for as a feature? In the proxmox documentation I am seeing vGPU, and GVT-g. The idea being getting a hold of a less expensive card to mess around with. Thanks for the great information!

[@chasemixon6327]

it is very hard to see your screen on the video, do you have the text that you were typing anywhere?

[@zodgamingyt7886]

1st view and first comment from big fan from India. You are the best ❤️

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

greetings to India 🇮🇳

[@bluematrix5001]

wow, this lady is fire, so bold and clear... I like people like this. I am a Mac User and I do not want to go to WIndows..... and never had a hackintosh, but now with the new macs no giving you option to upgrade parts, seems Hackintosh can be more necessary or popular. Is she Italian?

[@Faxtron]

Thank you again for share this amazing work with us. I love you !

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

You are so welcome, thanks for your kind comment. Take care

[@spragzpc1]

Happy i saw this video going to start saving up for my new pc

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@spragzpc1 - I'm glad you enjoyed my video. But don't forget I produced many videos like this already so good idea is to watch it.

[@spragzpc1]

@@MorgonautHackintosh I biuld a few hackingtosh in the past. gave up on hackingtosh when my son updated it by mistake & I had to reinstall the mac osX - lost hrs of work .This new method gives me way more confidence ✨️. I will take time to watch more of your previous videos to get my head back into the game - but am sold on this new method 😎

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@spragzpc1 - sure, smart people can see immediately how much better my "New Way" is compared to the stupid old way, so enjoy it

[@spragzpc1]

@@MorgonautHackintosh haha 😄 facts 💯

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@spragzpc1 - yeah FACTS, thats what both my youtube channels are about. But don't forget, people don't want facts, they want to hear what they wanna hear, not facts!

[@examen1996]

It' finally back. Good for you for doing what you do best and flipping the haters off . I already have this setup but with basic debian and single gpu passthrough, however I'm going to watch this entirely because of the tips and tricks you drop. Respect !

[@dalalaman8188]

What type off Ram Dimms did you use?

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

??? you can use any memory you want, you can also boot from any disk you want. Why the F people still expect some limitations? Because they are coming from the old way where there is MANY limitations.

[@daanjessevenmans]

You're the best! Thank you for reposting the livestream! 🙏

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

you're welcome Daan

[@stefansieber587]

@Morgonaut Thank you for putting so much time and effort into sharing your knowledge and helping others! I found that video insightful and actually entertaining as well. I totally agree that it's a hassle to maintain the "old way". A few days ago I upgraded to the latest OC version, which was a bit of a pain. But I am not yet sure whether I dare to upgrade from Big Sur to Monterey now due to potential incompatibilities. So, the new way is indeed very intriguing to me. For the reasons you explained, you did not show how to install a MacOS from scratch. But you were right. There are good descriptions out there in the internet and I had a new Monterey VM running on Proxmox in a short time. But unfortunately, the "new way" isn't that easy and straightforward for me as I had hoped. Setting up GPU passthrough with my Radeon RX 460/560 on my mainstream Asrock board (with i7 9700k) was not successful yet and currently I am really stuck. And without it, video performance is simply not good enough to use it as my desktop computer. Let's see whether I can find a solution. By the way, this is only a comment based on my personal experience, not a request for any troubleshooting or so.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

"Setting up GPU passthrough with my Radeon RX 460/560 on my mainstream Asrock board (with i7 9700k) was not successful yet and currently I am really stuck." - I configure daily whole servers from scratch in just 10 minutes including passthrough of anything. You can't expect be as good as me when I have decades of experience right? :)

[@stefansieber587]

@@MorgonautHackintosh No, I am not expecting to be as good as you in this domain. But I am not a dummy either. I will keep researching and trying. What I am basically saying here is, that there can be quite some pitfalls also for the „new way“.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

once you learn the principle it will stay such forever for any future builds unlike the stupid old way based on clover or opencore where everything configuration wise is different with each build!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

!!!!!!!!!!also to move proxmox installation to any other completely different computer is super easy and just few mintes of time. To move clover or opencore installation to completely different build means again start from scratch!!!!!!!!!!

[@stefansieber587]

@@MorgonautHackintosh I agree. And actually I have a bit of experience with another Proxmox node hosting e.g. a Debian Linux with some smart home stuff, a Kali Linux, … But GPU passthrough is a new thing for me. From reading in a Proxmox forum I got the impression that some issues with that were probably introduced with a more recent kernel version. Which Proxmox/kernel version are you currently relying on? Since it was a fresh install for me, I simply took the latest stable version.

[@15chris45chris]

I am new to this and just found your content. Going through this slowly. One fair question: Trying to understand this, why use type one virtualization with promox vs using a Linux kennel?

[@waqarsheikh3692]

This is a very good video. I would love to learn the new way but sadly I cannot find a decent DIY guide on how to do it. :(

[@AlvaroALorite]

Have you found any?

[@nbarrager]

When I heard that Apple was switching to Arm, I thought "this is the end of hackintoshes", using a bare metal hypervisor didn't even occur to me at the time.

[@JoTokutora]

Great Video! It is best to watch it while sipping a delicious beverage!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

sure, that's why I said right on the beginning get a beer and some good things to smoke, relax and at least listen some good music :)

[@JoTokutora]

@@MorgonautHackintosh Damn right!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

I'm always right and most people hate it :)

[@DigitalCircus777]

Love you Darling! Amazing information, and thanks for sharing and keep up the great work! 😁

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@DigitalCircus777 - 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

[@marco.castellani]

Thanks for that Teri, don’t bother about the trolls, their are suffering people who tried to bring you down to their level, but you are quite above. Keep going. For each idiot there are many intelligent who loves and respect and appreciate what you do❤️

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

💜

[@wandamcgann7728]

looks like i will be building me one soon. thanks Theresa

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@wandamcgann7728 - no problem

[@jeffbaker4219]

Thank you so much for all that you do! Very excited to try this new way and want to try the triple boot like you showed in the last video. This is all new to me so hoping I can figure it all out LOL....Time to study!!! THANK YOU!!!!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

you're welcome Jeff

[@titustucan9654]

There is one thing I don't get. When you started the Proxmox server, your monitor was already connected to it. IN MY CASE I HAVE TO DISCONNECT THE MONITOR DURING THE PROXMOX BOOT UP, AND ONLY THEN I CAN PLUG IT BACK IN ORDER TO BE ABLE TO SEE THE SCREEN FROM THE VM THAT HAS A PASSTHROUGH GPU CONFIGURED. Am I missing something? My passthrough works but this is annoying

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

why you should disconnect any display?? Makes no sense = you have something wrong in your setup. I used single gpu, single cable to single display. igpu disabled in bios

[@titustucan9654]

@@MorgonautHackintosh If I don’t disconnect the monitor cable, when I reboot Proxmox, I see the blue grub screen, then it stops sending signal to the monitor. The VM boots OK but the video is not sent to the monitor. If I disconnect the cable during Proxmox boot, I wait for the VM to start, then I plug back the cable, I see the VM GPU output on the screen. BTW I didn’t see the Proxmox grub blue window in your presentation. Did you do a trick?

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

you really can't expect I will diagnose your computer and help you just based on magically scanning your brain waves right? :)

[@titustucan9654]

@@MorgonautHackintosh No I don't... but I'm pretty sure you got yourself the same issue when you first set passthrough on Windows VMs.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

no I didn't

[@phTRIPwood]

You’re the best! Thank you, sincerely! I learned so much from you and you still teach me something everytime!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

You are so welcome Fabio

[@jemtaovt1122]

"Windows always touches ALL other disks" @43:50 And people called me unknowledgeable every time I mentioned Windows snooping around other disks it shouldn't be whenever I told them about my operating system related issues with drives. Two examples: I bought a new SSD NVMe.2 and wanted to use that as my home disk where the operating system ran. Since I didn't care about my last install, I did a fresh install of Win11 on the NVMe, then wiped the Sata SSD clean while booted in the new install. Next day, I turned on my computer. "No boot drive found." Huh? Short and simple: The answer was that Windows decided to use the boot files from the old disk. Why? New, separate drive, new install. I had to boot into the install USB and write a new boot file with the command prompt. The other example is: Prior to the issue above, I was running Windows 10 on a Sata SSD. Since I needed extra storage for my files as 500 GB wasn't enough, I attached my old (NO PARTITIONS AT ALL) 2.5" HDD. Suddenly, every time I booted Windows, it would rev up the HDD and take MINUTES LONG to boot, as if the Windows install was on the HDD and not the SSD. I triple-checked the HDD to make sure there wasn't nothing on there. There was no mistaking an empty drive. The solution to this story, guess I had to buy a second SSD. Thanks, Microsoft. (y) /s

[@Antonio-Ma]

Thank you Theresa, this video is a piece of art

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@Antonio Mannocchi - so then my mission was successful. I wanted to open eyes of people and give them amazing solution. Thank you Antonio for nice comment

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@Blorb B - you're welcome. Thanks for your nice and smart comment

[@bhubrogamer2177]

Direct face punch to haters Welcome back Mam

[@mikel.p8859]

Theresa, I find your explanation 99% very good and strong. but this video is very tiring and long winded. almost everyone sit and sit but out of neatness with mouth closed to watch the video over 2 hours to get some info which is promised. I honestly fell asleep. Theresa take out the 90 % of the ge bla bla bla and put a clear headed explanation video please

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

this is not a video, it is a LIVESTREAM! Oh My God.

[@mikel.p8859]

Yes. But i like you very much dear. For me, you are the best😙😙😙

[@askdavidsen]

wow, this video was amazing to sit and watch. thanks for all the information and the new way to think!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@heinzSHG]

How did you manage to use only one keyboard and one mouse in three machines. Are all machines have a physical graphics card?

[@blazethablunt]

“Windows - any idiot can do that” Microsoft should use this as a slogan

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@blaze1382 - yep 😎😇

[@paolotomassetti2995]

I did not expect you to re-upload the content, I don't know if I would have done the same, I hope this sends a clear message for the future. :) I wish you the best, take care! Cheers from Italy :)

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

thanks Paolo., Greeting to Italy 🇮🇹 Take care

[@Welcome2It]

This is such awesome information for the hackintosh landscape!! Cant wait for more videos on “the new way”

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@Austin Petty - there is already lot of videos about it on my youtube channel. First one from lot of years ago and all builds on my channel in last few years are built the new way

[@ThrillClips-io]

From Peru 🇵🇪 ... i love you!!!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

greetings to Peru 🇵🇪

[@FjcufjgjfDjejfrjhfrrju]

Sorry for asking but on hackintosh using the Ryzen 3700u with integrated graphics you've said it works with almost everything so i was expecting it to work but it just gives an error message when booting into recovery is it supported or not sorry for seeming rude

[@kikecolombo]

Honey, don't listen to stupid people, don't waste energy, its not good for you, many people love you and thanks you a lot for everything you do. If you cant avoid ugly comments disable the comments.

[@FHVILLANOVA]

HI Tereza!! Where are your videos?? New Videos Please!! Love your Channel.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@Fausto Villanova - I have 3 youtube channels, ,not just this one! I have to also work and have family life. Impossible to constantly produce free videos for you

[@laguilzepda7315]

YOU ARE THE BEST!!! Don't listen to the haters! I always come to watch your new videos as you already have good info for building reliable hacks! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! for your time and effort YOU ARE VERY MUCH APPRECIATED!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

you're welcome LaGuil

[@sebvn0x]

Can you please make step by step tutorial cause it seems that you already have premade vm as shown on the live stream that would be appreciated

[@rhapsolo]

Thank you!! You are great! I wish you all the best

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@Roberto Mossa - you're welcome Roberto. Thanks for your kind comment

[@stevesmacfix]

thanks for all your hardwork. It sucks that certain communities harass you. I left youtube at one point because of that and even took all my videos down. Dont let it get to you. I wish i didn't make decisions based on the hate and crazy people out there. Keep up the work and smile.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@stevesmacfix - thanks for your kind comment. You're welcome. Take care...

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

you should not delete your channel just because of some morons who don't care about you. It's your life, your work, your opinions. You should follow

[@stevesmacfix]

@@MorgonautHackintosh I unfortunately did. At one point I had millions of views. I took them all down because of threats and stalkers. The videos from the past are reuploads. I do plan on making a come back but mentally I’m pretty scarred. That’s why I say keep going. Don’t do what I did.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

if you will be scared, then those id!ots won! Don't give up. Loot at me :)

[@rfbrost]

@@MorgonautHackintosh I feel like I should apologize for the human race and this bad behavior in KZbin comments. I don't understand it. If one does not like the content, don't watch. This trashing content creators is just bad behavior. My best guess is it is motivated by jealousy. Those that don't have anything to offer feel bad about themselves and somehow, they think that trashing the generous, kind, and capable folks who donate their time to the KZbin "gift economy" will make them feel better about their own pathetic lives (probably still living in the basement of their parents house). You KZbin creators should be celebrated as the heroes you are! Thank you @MorgonautHackintosh and @stevesmacfix for your gifts to the community. I wish it were possible to permanently ban these trolls. I fear many potential creators could be discouraged by this bad behavior making the community a less rich place.

[@SkipperXIII]

Glad that you are good! Happy to see you here again!!!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

Thank you Zivojin

[@user-ci6mu8ho7x]

Well, I really appreciate your time and effort showing us all you know for us that really want to learn.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@user-ci6mu8ho7x - I'm glad my videos helped you. But believe me if I would share "all I know" as you wrote we would spend rest of our lives on it 😇 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

[@user-ci6mu8ho7x]

Will do what ever I can@@MorgonautHackintosh

[@nocutus2293]

Woohooom its back again. Thanks to Morgonaut for standing up against haters. Thanks for bringing it up again. Btw. i cant read the terminal inputs or the changes etc.

[@gamewizard1760]

For those who still scoff at this approach, go have a look at the list of supported systems for Ventura on Apple's website. We're seeing the end of the road for x64 support in MacOS. After Ventura, you'll need an Apple Silicon CPU to run future versions MacOS, which means the death of the hardware based Hackintosh. I can't see Apple continuing to support x64 after that, given that it's only the most recent versions of Intel based systems that are supported in Ventura. If you spent tens of thousands of dollars on a heavily optioned Mac Pro in the last few years, I feel the most sorry for you. Not only won't you be able to upgrade past Ventura, at least some of your software will also not update, unless you're on Apple Silicon. It happened when Apple moved from PPC to Intel, and then released Snow Leopard without PPC support. Many popular apps even refused to update on PPC systems, the updates would only run on Intel. I would be hawking my Intel based Macs on ebay, for whatever you can get for them now, before your resale value plummets. Virtualization is going to be the only way to Hackintosh in the future.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@Game Wizard - "Virtualization is going to be the only way to Hackintosh in the future." Virtualization is the future for many years and I made first videos about it already more than 3 years ago. I even made video with title saying exactly that kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqvXeWp4it18pa8

[@sutlnet]

Theresa, you have been the best on KZbin. There are so much BS regarding virtualization, macOS etc. thank you so much for your support. Please continue with your video!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@sutlnet - thanks for your kind comment. On internet there is majority of absolute BS and in hackintosh community even 1000 times more

[@archer201977]

Hi Morgonaut, I just subscribed, i've been following your videos for quite sometime and today i subscribed, thank you for all the videos you created for all us!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@LéMAO - you're welcome

[@suniel_music4407]

thank you so much sister, for sharing your experience, knowledge and time. i was looking for a good way to rebuild after a few years a hackingtosh for music production. I will try as you explained. thank you very much

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@Suniel _ music - best thanks to me would be buying me a beer o link in video description 🍺

[@manutenzionemulinellli]

You are such a Big Professionist and a kind person. Much people don't deserve neather the air to breathe.... thank you as always about the effort you put in that things. regards. Marco

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

thank you Marco for your kind words 💜

[@Drjacques]

Me encantan tus videos!!! Saludos desde Málaga! Keep up the good content, work!!!

[@harveyweizman]

Will this work without any network/offline? What are the problems with proxmox v7 and how can they be resolved? would this work on a laptop with only two ports both capable of charging/thunderbolt? Does this work with intel integrated graphics? Separate question.. From all of your experience; Is there a way to to run one OS across multiple computers, where the OS can utilize the cpu/gpu/ram/ports from all the computers acting as one system?

[@matt_0f_all_steams435]

@Morgonaut H@ck!ntosh I'm currently on a Alienware laptop With AMD Ryzen 9 CPU and NVIDIA GeForce 3070 Ti Graphics it also has Ryzen graphics that I can switch to. I am currently running a Windows 11 pro and I have tried VmWare and Virtual box with no luck running a Mac Os. Is there a way to set this up and keep my current OS the way it is without having reinstall all my applications and settings? Is this basically replacing my current OS with this proxmox and launching a specific OS from there? Or can I download and use proxmox on my laptop without changing my os? Another question is does this rely on having a specific network connection like my home wifi or can I use this on any wifi network? Or is it more like connecting to a server on my home network(home wifi)? Do I need more than one computer to use proxmox?

[@paulconnolly4483]

Thanks very much Theresa great video and very helpful. I will be trying this out when my hardware arrives

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

Glad it was helpful

[@paulconnolly4483]

@@MorgonautHackintosh I followed your instructions and all up and running!!! So much easier for me than playing around with boot loaders etc thanks again for your time

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

@Paul Connolly - best way to say thanks is by support donation - link is in each video description or joining my Supporter membership on my Patreon

[@DarienFRodriguezDirector]

So, my only question Morgonaut is how do you think this will run with the same setup except using a K6000 Nvidia 12GB video card? I know newer is better but we should still have native MAC OS support for the reasons stated in your video stream. What can I expect? Any issues you think? I am currently using it on a 2008 64GB Macpro updated to Catalina for work with Davinci Resolve which is officially not supported but is starting to give me problems now as I work with bigger 4K/8K files. Will this work as an adequate upgrade?

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

why you expect "issues"? That's not good approach. On well configured system nobody should have any issues

[@christianmotos]

Hi Morgonaut, You mentioned not using Adobe--I primarily use After Effects, Photoshop, and Illustrator for work, and the reason why I'm going this hackintosh route is that it's more cost friendly for me than having to splurge on a new Mac. Why Mac? It's because I am primarily using a lot of Mac professional softwares too. I'm sure even if it crunches down performance it will still be way faster than how my old computer runs it. I am a newbie and have no experience building a computer but if I get the parts listed, do you have any instructions on how to get them running? I would need a few I/O USB/Firewire/Thunderbolt as well as all the stuff available on Mac. Will you help? Thanks!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

sure I can help you to physically put all components together and assemble a computer

[@Hulign]

Happy to see this back up. People suck, Sorry you have to deal with that stuff.

[@JMunsonII]

Thank you very much for this Teresa - I really appreciate it!

[@SHUBH1]

I was very excited for this ❤️

[@andreapistorello16]

Hi Morgonaut. For you, to run MacOs is it better a ryzen 5950x based platform or a i9 12900k one? And last, will it work with a Nvidia rtx 3090 instead of the Rx 6900XT? MacOs need the Radeon one? Thank you for your help

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

each cpu or platform is good for something and not so good in other areas, so it's not possible to answer your question without knowing all details of your workflow, needs, demands, expectations etc...

[@sebvn0x]

I can’t see what you’re doing cause the screen is too small and still pixelated when I zoom in ://

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

if you would read comments you would know

[@sebvn0x]

@@MorgonautHackintosh ok tnx

[@shirakuyanai4095]

This is cool, I've always wanted to boot multiple OSes simultaneously without resorting to virtualization due to the performance penalty.

[@SynderNOfficial]

Maybe I am slow ma'am but you install without opencore or clover, I assume an iso image of MacOS is sufficient? Or does it need to be Recovery Image? I will happy try this today, I'm going to get a USB stick to put Proxmox.

[@DavidLuchow]

Which RAM , and SSD is not given in the description wanted to order the parts list.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

because everybody will have different needs. Memory choose based on the motherboard's QVL and disk buy whatever you want :)

[@bbllgamerkid]

I do have a question. do you have 1 or 3 GPUs running on all systems. or is it 1 split between all 3 VMS ?

[@WilliamShinal]

So how would I manage everything locally? Searches are bombarding me with networking in VE, network access and etc, with little to show for what I'm shooting for. EDIT: Bit the bullet and installed XFCE4 on my laptop to duck the need to use an external machine for configuration. The reason I did this was that the laptop would be a more dedicated Hackintosh where the old method completely fumbled due to High Sierra and such not having it with an older than Ryzen processor, though I'm thinking about Leopard to start with.

[@CorPro]

If I book online remote time with you--are you able to (remotely) set up everything from scratch? I'm not confident enough to tackle this on my own. (remotely)

[@kuruchi]

Thanks a lot for all the effort and re-upload this gold video for us.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

My pleasure Ivan. Take care and share my videos

[@jordiluqueca]

Hi Teresa, Many thanks for the video. In minut 54' (around) you 're doing lot of things but its not clear. Why all of these setup processes are hidden and not detailed? Thanks!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

Jordi I did not hide anything, read video description before commenting, I explained there why

[@jordiluqueca]

@@MorgonautHackintosh I've already read description But from minute 50' up to 55' for example there's not clear what you are doing or configuring... video screen on bottom left is so small and you also don't comment what you are doing...I'm missing something?? what to thank you for the great work and help anyway

[@guzzy92fs]

We now demand Morgonaut music playlist!!! Rock on!!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

yeah, I put this playlist together because I liked each song and energy