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  1. dortania.github.io › OpenCore-Install-GuideOpenCore Install Guide - Dortania

    What is OpenCore and who is this guide for. OpenCore is what we refer to as a "boot loader" – it is a complex piece of software that we use to prepare our systems for macOS – specifically by injecting new data for macOS such as SMBIOS, ACPI tables and kexts.

  2. dortania.github.io › OpenCore-Legacy-PatcherOpenCore Legacy Patcher - Dortania

    Unlock Sidecar, AirPlay to Mac, Night Shift, and Universal Control, even on natively supported models!

  3. github.com › dortania › OpenCore-Install-GuideGitHub - dortania/OpenCore-Install-Guide: Repo for the ...

    OpenCore is what we refer to as a "boot loader" – it is a complex piece of software that we use to prepare our systems for macOS – specifically by injecting new data for macOS such as SMBIOS, ACPI tables and kexts.

  4. dortania.github.io › OpenCore-Install-Guide › extrasmacOS 12: Monterey | OpenCore Install Guide - Dortania

    Oct 13, 2024 · MacBookPro11,3 and older. MacBookPro11,4 and 11,5 are still supported. If your SMBIOS was supported in Big Sur and is not included above, you're good to go! Supported SMBIOS. For those on Haswell or Ivy Bridge, here are some simple conversions: Ivy Bridge desktops with dGPU should use MacPro6,1.

  5. appleinsider.com › inside › macosHow to run new macOS versions on older Macs using OpenCore

    Nov 5, 2023 · Apple removes support for old Mac hardware in new macOS releases. Here's how to run modern macOS on older Macs using OpenCore.

  6. christitus.com › opencore-macOpencore Mac - Chris Titus

    Jun 27, 2020 · This goes over how to install macOS on pretty much any piece of hardware. OpenCore is a relatively young project, but is by far my favorite. It teaches you the proper way to setup your system to work long term in the macOS ecosystem.

  7. www.macobserver.com › mac › update-old-mac-opencoreUpdate an Old Mac to Newer macOS: An ... - The Mac Observer

    Jun 3, 2024 · OpenCore is a piece of software called bootloader. It runs before macOS starts, allowing the system to support hardware it originally didn’t. Because Apple designs both software and hardware,...