Making a Touchscreen Hackintosh... 2009 Style!

[@orangeaurora]

-installed the hackintosh -touch screen and audio works -mac port of halo works -gets a frag with the warthog truly the most successful mjd video ever released

[@gargielf]

-scores on ctf is this an mjd video??

[@yukkuriwa]

shameful parody of the greentext

[@notChocoMilk]

​@@yukkuriwawell 4chan is for lame incels, so literally nobody cares

[@ProbUndefined]

Why is tech from the 2000s always the coolest?

[@tetukute3988]

Because back in the day, tech brands and manufacturers ACTUALLY tried.

[@PoopyFrikoli]

Why is*

[@PuhlReshaped]

probably because in the 2000's new tech and shit was the absolute hype so companies were actually trying to innovate the market with new creations, often in the form of portable compact computers, i think.

[@LetrixAR]

​@@PuhlReshapedand also failed miserably so that's why they stopped

[@seanwieland9763]

@@tetukute3988then marketing took over in the 2010s. Millennials only care about looking good and social status, not actually innovating or doing anything useful.

[@dosdude1]

The resolution can be fixed easily; it's a common issue when Hackintoshing these machines with weird displays that OS X doesn't properly read the display's EDID. You can fix this by dumping the EDID in Windows, then manually injecting it in OS X. This is what I had to do to get the display to work properly under OS X on my Sony Vaio UX UMPCs.

[@xerzy]

oh hey, dosdude! just gonna take the chance to thank you for your contributions, hope I can pay you back someday for the extended life you brought into Macs 🫡

[@mrclicky23]

good to know I'll keep this in mind whenever I rebuild the UX180P EFI to where it's based on OpenCore instead of Chameleon I already got the EFI built currently working on the config plist in theory I should have a post updated in the hackintosh fb page soon about the project only road block I've came across so far is USB mapping due to USB Tool Box not being supported in windows 7 pro X86 luckily the hackintosh discord has guided me into a alternative solution that might work

[@dosdude1]

@@mrclicky23 No need to use OpenCore for Sonw Leopard... Chameleon (based on Apple's own "Boot-132"), is MUCH more ideal for machines like these that don't have EFI.

[@dosdude1]

@@mrclicky23 No reason to use OpenCore... Chameleon (based on Apple's own "Boot-132") is MUCH more ideal for older machines like this that don't have EFI.

[@dosdude1]

@@mrclicky23 No need to use OpenCore... Chameleon, based on Apple's own "Boot-132" implementation, is MUCH more ideal for these older systems that don't have UEFI.

[@gentuxable]

9:56 it is so bizarre that it says Copyright 1999 yet just below are older logos of Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter and KZbin. Surely some graphic designers updated the label and they must have noticed the year there and asked their managers, which makes me wonder if the copyright protection really ran out and they hoped nobody would notice it.

[@RampantLeaf]

A tablet hackintosh would have blown my mind back then. And running Halo! Great video!

[@wafinashwan8242]

16 hours? it was release this hour

[@samsunggalaxynote3868]

They're probably a member​@@wafinashwan8242

[@RampantLeaf]

​@@wafinashwan8242 Patrons got access a day early

[@thesporkening]

@@wafinashwan8242 members get early access

[@YousefMohamedAbdulMoniem]

@@wafinashwan8242 members get early access to videos

[@NEConforti]

This would have scratched every itch I had for a super portable touchscreen Hackintosh back in the day. Unfortunately I was stuck on my old Compaq laptop and Dell desktop. Super cool!

[@gayfemboyuwu]

this is such a cool idea! its so cool to see mac os running on a device like this, especially with touch. id love to see more mac os videos! great video mjd

[@MichaelMJD]

Thank you!

[@WaffleTM420]

nice name

[@arubberroomwithrats]

avg mjd viewer /pos (edit: /pos is a tone indicator for positive)

[@alphatheprotogen]

femboy! no way!!

[@alphatheprotogen]

real

[@Brownd55]

Rather than checking the printed copyright year, the best way to identify a disc at glance is looking at the matrix text on the center rings of the inner side. There's a database called redump showing info of different video game disc pressings, including version numbers and any other particular content they may have (as long as submitters take the time to check)

[@youssifmansour]

Thank you for these absolutely FANTASTIC videos! I can't wait to dive into this one! ❤

[@generatorzabawy9156]

i love these videos. Watching you use forgotten tech and play around wit it is so cool

[@akiluro2981]

I am a simple man: I see a MJD Video and know, it will be full of errors, entertainment, and most obscure tec, I could imagine. And this is why I love Michael MJD. This is content, that you can watch on today’s KZbin, that is actually high quality. Keep it going!

[@wallyhackenslacker]

6:17 That jingle when there are jump cuts with title cards in these videos always cracks me up like nothing else!

[@aloushitermos]

I didn't imagine you were going to do this, but it was something we all needed lmao. I can't even hackintosh my 2021 lenovo laptop because of hardware and seeing you do it on the samsung thingy is insane (and also disappointing for my laptop. literally disproves "newer is better"). I think you should try doing videos on Microsoft/Nokia Lumia and Windows Phone (and maybe a video on LumiaWOA? That's Windows on Arm). Plus, you could show off WUT which is a third party app store for Windows Phone devices (basically theres actually apps now - not as many as iOS or Android but still very usable). Thanks for the content! I hope you see this comment :) Have an awesome day Michael!

[@vetrixfx9264]

Did you try using OpenCore? I have been more or less successful on a Ryzen desktop and a ThinkPad T470p

[@So1]

For real

[@kFY514]

Just as a side note: you can run macOS on just about anything - in a virtual machine. You need a hacked version of VMware or mess with advanced settings of either VirtualBox or QEMU, there is no video acceleration and in some cases no sound either - but there's no messing with custom bootloaders, kexts or DSDTs, either. It mostly just works.

[@Ниггерфиш]

2:06 I love how everything is "Use [LANGUAGE] as your main language" and Turkish just says "Turkish"

[@Mas0nAnimations]

Turkish

[@Ermageeerd]

@@Mas0nAnimations Ｔｕｒｋｉｓｈ

[@pesvids6673]

TÜRKIYE

[@JustinTire]

Have you tried Android-x86 on it yet? Would be cool to see an operating system that was designed for old touchscreen devices like this

[@oulau_3]

It would be so cool like android 4.1 running on it

[@Mas0nAnimations]

That sounds cool

[@fearbot69]

I've always been holding out for Apple to actually introduce some sort of native touchscreen support for their desktop OS, I got pretty hyped when they announced their own silicon that would be used between their Mac and iPad lineup. Hoped it would be the starting point for a merge between macOS and iOS, like full desktop OS running on the iPad because same architect but nah. Still separated and still no quality desktop touchscreen support. It's pretty dumb because a ton of folks use Macs for photo editing with external drawing pads, hell they even use iPads with the Apple Pen lmao.

[@Sashazur]

What’s even dumber is putting an M4 in an iPad.

[@thedeltaside5719]

The forbidden ipad

[@thedarkenspade]

I love the Tony Chahares reference, a WONDERFUL seasoning.

[@mattm7220]

The screen resolution is an easy fix with Hackintoshes - there's a boot flag that forces a resolution (that can be added to the com.apple.boot.plist file to make it apply on every boot). Let's assume that you want to force 1080p at 32 bit colour, the boot flag would be: "Graphics Mode"="1920x1080x32" I used to have to do this all the time on almost every Hackintosh install, regardless of having correct graphics drivers and/or distribution used.

[@domramsey]

Good work getting OS X installed. I'd love to see you keep trying to get that screen res working and find a way to calibrate the touch screen. I bet that for basic tasks it could still be a usable and useful little pocket Mac.

[@vomytdaug]

Most of the reason that I watch your channel is due to the fact that for many years I spent a considerable amount of time installing OS/2 just because it had the only good version of mahjong to be found for any operating system.

[@Eduardo]

I miss the UMPC/netbook era. So much potential before the market shifted to soulless slate tablets.

[@pum6454]

wow! a hackintosh video where everything goes right for once!

[@giedmich]

0:19 "wow, amazing editing. Oh wait that's real X not added in post"

[@brianressler569]

lol 2009 really was peak hackintosh days, I was dual booting Snow Leopard with Windows 7 on my acer netbook

[@cidsx]

I haven't thought about the hazard distro in ages. It was my first time running macOS on a PC, brings back memories 🥺

[@graygghost]

I barely could get my own hackintosh to run and mjd is over here making touch hackintoshes

[@擢]

the tony chacheres with the 1999 colyright is crazy

[@SonicCat5]

we really like it

[@samehere___---------8]

Im so glad you uploaded again

[@BlindingWulf]

Nice pfp!

[@imstupidbut]

cag

[@nil0bject]

snow leopard has rosetta. you have to manually install it

[@LuneLovehearn]

It wouldn't be an mjd video without the "but everything goes wrong," that's the trademark/tradition

[@SonicCat5]

Hi Michael can you make a demo on how to use Cortana after 2023?

[@CECBloxburgs]

The portable pcs are coming back like Lenovo legion go, Rog ally and steam deck

[@TheAverageInternetUser]

Crazy how you managed to play Halo CE on this thing! Cool stuff, as always

[@howdoyoudoit3499]

Oh man! I like to watch these kind of videos... Thank you...

[@kiaan00008]

my favorate youtuber love the content keep up the good work

[@RockRedGenesis]

This man's dedication to wanting to play Halo CE is impressive! I mean, it is a great game!

[@nlaumeyer]

Amazing video i always enjoy watching the uniquness you do,

[@ItsPopcat]

I was expecting a video title saying "Making a Touchscreen Hackintosh... But Everything Goes Wrong"

[@TechX1320]

I have 2 different q1's... thanks for finally giving me an idea of what to do with one of em in 2024

[@connerwilliams668]

Michael Your videos are inspiring and entertaining

[@Toysourboy]

Babe wake up, Michael MJD uploaded.

[@j.w.techchannel]

Great video. That Halo gameplay was hilarious too, haha

[@thumbtak123]

Try XRANDR to set a custom resolution. There might be a terminal command to add your own and activate it. You can make an SH script to have it auto set on each boot. I have done this on Linux, and it seems to be the same in MacOS.

[@yjk_ch]

Xrandr is for X windowing system, and Macs use Apple’s custom windowing system instead of X.

[@Fallokoch]

Most sane Mac gaming experience.

[@Mahanagha14]

im happy that your making some original mjd video!!! and not retro console videos

[@rustkitty]

The touch screen calibration issue feels like it was made for a different screen aspect ratio. There is only error in the X axis and it's almost perfect near the center of the screen while skews to the left near the left edge and to the right near the right edge.

[@MetroidMagmoor-629]

Craziest idea I’ve seen today

[@DarkTails256]

Its always a good day when mjd uploads. Especially if its about vintage electronics

[@kenny943]

Cool vid man...keep it up.

[@desrisnes]

Amazing! I'm surprised you arent a million yet!

[@DailyCorvid]

MJD the senior magician of ex-Mac fanatics lol dude these are so cool. I might even make one myself! Great fun, cool video.

[@Spaztron64]

Glad I could help!

[@TitanSix]

Pretty sure “Touchscreen Hackintosh” was the name of one of the guys at my college who sold weed.

[@RyansChristmasStation]

Im loving all you videos keep up the great work ive been using an Emulator on my Android TCL phone and running Windows 95!

[@RicardoRamosRetrocomputacao]

If you have the 600mhz crap, I'll leave you my tip: Buy an Apple TV 1st, it uses the same type of processor (BGA663) but it's a 1ghz pentium m with 2mb of cache (instead of 32kb like the 600mhz) it's considerably faster, runs all emulators, you'll need to have knowledge of bga rework or a trusted technician. And the GMA950 is running by default at 166mhz, you can use a memory register editor to change 2 values ​​to get 400mhz (this is not overclocking, 400mhz is the default clock, it does not generate more heat, it just decreases battery life by 20%)

[@KawashiVR]

be me: sad see mjd upload happy

[@RetroGamerOG_]

technically this is the second touchscreen Mac on this channel?

[@windowsnt63official]

Why is FAT an option for the file system of this drive in Disk Utility?

[@sayadevelopment]

Have you tried connecting a keyboard and pressing alt while you are on the display settings? It should show more resolutions

[@alphatheprotogen]

BABE WAKEUP NEW MJD POST

[@_carg]

Another MJD upload!

[@Polo4413]

Compooter only using 85% of the screen real estate to save power 😂😂😂 Energy Star

[@panoriega]

I have a Touchscreen HP Elite X2 G1 as my Hackintosh running Monterrey, I also have a Dell Mini 9 with Snow Leopard 10.6.2 (32-bit) running on Atom

[@SullySadface]

Whoa, I think I had iDeneb on my old Dell laptop. Neat.

[@lukedavis436]

Reminds me i should get a new LCD for my Samsung Q1

[@dorkydicken]

I had one of these back in 2013/2014 and I was playing around dual-booting Androidx86 and Windows 10, only crappy thing was 1Gb of memory. Flash forward 10 years, and I've got a GPD Win4 with 32Gb memory and 4Tb mvne and 1.5Tb Microsdxc dual-booting Windows 11 Pro and RecalBox (On sd card).

[@RyanKarolak]

I have one of those somewhere. I haven't touched it in years. I will have to try this.

[@shermanikk]

Just so you know, you should always turn VSync off! VSync forces your framerate to be a multiple of your screen refresh rate. So if your screen is 60Hz, but you're only getting 59FPS, VSync will drop you to 30FPS as that's the next multiple of 60. That 30 FPS setting in halo just emulates having a 30Hz screen. It has a huge impact on input delay as well. Never leave VSync on when doing any performance testing, all it does is eliminate screen tearing. I'll bet the game is much more playable with it off, even if it's still not good.

[@Mas0nAnimations]

For some reason my pc used to play a game at 50 fps unless i turned off vsync and then sometimes it just works again on 60 fps on vsync

[@aaaalex1994]

You can also eject the optical disk by holding the F12 key... At least, that's how I did back in the day on my Pentium 4 Hackintosh...

[@ekmeklikek92]

Samsung steam deck looks cool

[@ckingpro]

Michael, the reason you have that illegal instruction error is all Intel Macs supported SSE3 while the Intel A110 in your Samsung Q1 does not support SSE3 and only supports SSE2

[@BilisNegra]

I have one of these collecting dust for over a decade (bought used in 2011, not even taken out of its box since a few months later), and I wonder how could you use this underpowered thing for anything more useful than as an overengineered digital photo frame. Suggestions welcome.

[@kenjaminrar]

Putting software on hardware it's not built for seems like pure nightmare fuel for someone with as little patience as me

[@sirp0p0]

Just bought one on eBay a few days ago on a whim. I have to try this too.

[@bhasitl]

Exactly what I needed! A video on a Windows UMPC from 2006! 😅

[@ryanzmuda3167]

We need a modern version of this. Any ideas.

[@abdelali9279]

From all of the old Mac videos and the one where most goes well, is not even about an actual Apple product, lmao!

[@SonicCat5]

hey bro make a tutorial on how to use cortana in 2024

[@amdintelxsniperx]

the funny thing is that install works on amd cpus aka the phenom 2s which are code named deneb

[@wastelandwanderer3883]

I was wondering what I could install on my HP Pavillion circa 2008 touch laptop, subject for my first video ever maybe? 🤭

[@rtoox]

I didn't expect that 😅

[@luheartswarm4573]

Finally we got Halo running on a weird hackintosh!

[@philtkaswahl2124]

Most people would ask why you'd turn an underpowered janky tablet from 2009 into a hackintosh. Micheal is one of the people who asks "why not?" instead.

[@dawn1berlitz]

i gotten a slightly messed up version that i never fixed or got a chance to mod.....their choice of drive was a bad one

[@stephanemignot100]

You have to test resolutions in SwitchRes no? Authorize them is that works

[@wolf1438]

I tried Touchscreen Hackintosh....2009 Style, but everything goes just partially wrong.

[@The_Computer_Guy_Offical]

Can you make a playlist for all macOS related things

[@skellsskells]

Why not just hold CTRL + Scroll inward to zoom the screen to the window?

[@bukeyolacan7835]

How did you make bootable ideneb? I tried Rufus to make bootable usb drive but it doesn't allow.

[@theophilusthistler5885]

Remembering when my athlon 64 4800+ / nVidia 84xxgt ran the Windows Portal port @

[@e-brew]

If I remember correctly, you haven't done not even one single video about Free BSD. I might be mistaken, but I don't think you've ever done a single video about Free BSD...

[@jedewitz]

If only I knew there was a hackintosh option when I had both of my units. They are still kinda crappy, but would be fun to play with.

[@jamopopper]

Babe, wake up! A new Michael MJD video just dropped!

[@AtomSquirrel]

Original

[@nil0bject]

next hackintosh, make a USB stick with chameleon/bootloader on it and add the required kexts to the USB stick, then boot the DVD from the USB. much easier to troubleshoot

[@AliYassinToma]

Ok ok.. now do it on an s9 ultra. Or any android tablet

[@olij9097]

How can I make a hackintosh dvd?

[@MisterFox734]

is there a file or something on macos that allows you to force it into a resolution? 🤔

[@BamsyTheSergal]

would be very interesting to try something like bazzite or some steam os thing