The app reads hardware data directly on each machine and dynamically lists the detected components, making it useful for real Macs and Hackintosh systems. It helps users inspect SMBIOS, CPU, memory, BIOS, baseboard, PCI devices, GPU, network adapters, storage controllers, audio devices, USB controllers and other important hardware information.

Unlike raw terminal output, DMIDecode Hardware List filters the useful data and presents it in categorized sections, making hardware inspection faster and easier. It is especially useful for Hackintosh troubleshooting, EFI creation, ACPI work, device property checks, PCI device identification and system compatibility analysis.

Download: HERE 

Anyone who would like to support the project with donations is very welcome and greatly appreciated. Link HERE

Key Features

• Modern macOS dark interface
• Dynamic hardware detection per machine
• Clean categorized hardware list
• Search and filter system information
• Detects CPU, memory, BIOS, baseboard and platform data
• Lists PCI devices, GPU, network, storage, audio and USB information
• Shows useful IDs such as vendor-id, device-id, class-code and subsystem IDs when available
• Helps identify Hackintosh hardware for EFI, ACPI and DeviceProperties work
• Includes raw dmidecode output viewer
• Export report to TXT
• Copy visible filtered data
• Runs locally without sending data to the internet
• No background service after quitting the app

Hackintosh Usage

DMIDecode Hardware List is useful for Hackintosh users who need to inspect hardware details quickly before creating or adjusting an EFI folder. The app can help identify real PCI devices, GPU, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, storage, USB and audio controllers exposed by macOS and IORegistry.

This makes it easier to check hardware compatibility, prepare OpenCore or Clover configurations, review DeviceProperties, inspect SMBIOS data and troubleshoot missing or incorrectly detected devices.

Privacy and Safety

The app runs locally on macOS. It does not collect, upload, transmit or store private user data online. All hardware detection is performed locally using the bundled dmidecode tool and macOS system information exposed by the machine.

Security Notice

All release files are checked with VirusTotal before publication. The app is distributed clean, without adware, spyware, miners, telemetry, unwanted installers or any malicious components.

Credits

This app uses dmidecode as its hardware information backend. Credits and third-party notices are included in the app package.

Created by MaLd0n / Daniel Maldonado / Olarila.

The app provides a simple drag and drop workflow: just drop your EFI folder, mounted EFI partition, OpenCore folder, Clover folder, or IORegistry dump, and Broadcom Patcher automatically applies the required Wi-Fi patches for supported macOS versions, including macOS Tahoe, macOS Sequoia and macOS Sonoma.

Broadcom Patcher is especially useful for users who need to restore or enable Broadcom Wi-Fi support after Apple removed native support for many legacy Broadcom wireless cards in newer macOS releases.

Download HERE

Anyone who would like to support the project with donations is very welcome and greatly appreciated. Link HERE

Main Features

• Drag and drop EFI patching
• Supports OpenCore
• Supports Clover
• Supports EFI folders containing OpenCore and Clover together
• Automatic bootloader detection
• Automatic Broadcom Wi-Fi detection using IORegistry
• Supports IORegistry dump files for patching EFI folders from another computer
• Automatically copies the required Broadcom kexts
• Replaces outdated Broadcom kexts with the correct included versions
• Applies OpenCore Kernel/Add, Kernel/Block, NVRAM, Misc/Security, and DeviceProperties
• Applies Clover KernelAndKextPatches/KextsToBlock, RtVariables, Boot/Arguments, and Devices/Properties
• Automatically applies the correct SIP configuration
• Automatically applies Tahoe-specific boot arguments only when needed
• Supports Intel and AMD Hackintosh systems
• Automatically disables AirportBrcmFixup.kext on AMD systems
• Creates automatic config.plist backups before patching
• Shows a final OpenCore Legacy Patcher download prompt after patching
• Uses OCLP-Plus link for macOS Tahoe
• Uses Dortania OpenCore Legacy Patcher link for Sonoma, and Sequoia

OpenCore Support

For OpenCore EFI folders, Broadcom Patcher automatically updates:

• EFI/OC/Kexts
• Kernel -> Add
• Kernel -> Block
• NVRAM
• Misc -> Security
• DeviceProperties -> Add

The app keeps the correct Broadcom kext order and avoids duplicate entries in config.plist.

Clover Support

For Clover EFI folders, Broadcom Patcher automatically updates:

• EFI/CLOVER/kexts/Other
• KernelAndKextPatches -> KextsToBlock
• RtVariables -> CsrActiveConfig
• Boot -> Arguments
• Devices -> Properties

Clover support is useful for users who still maintain legacy Clover EFI folders or dual-bootloader setups.

OpenCore + Clover in the Same EFI

Broadcom Patcher supports EFI folders using both bootloaders together, such as BootLoaderSelector setups:

EFI/
├── BOOT/
├── OC/
│   └── config.plist
└── CLOVER/
    └── config.plist

If both bootloaders are detected, the app patches both OpenCore and Clover in the same process.

macOS Tahoe Support

For macOS Tahoe, Broadcom Patcher automatically applies the extra boot arguments required for Broadcom Wi-Fi patching:

-amfipassbeta amfi=0x80 ipc_control_port_options=0

These Tahoe-specific boot arguments are not applied to Sonoma, or Sequoia.

After patching, the app shows the correct OCLP download link:

• macOS Tahoe: OCLP-Plus
• macOS Sonoma, Sequoia: Dortania OpenCore Legacy Patcher

Broadcom DeviceProperties Detection

Broadcom Patcher can scan the current IORegistry or an IORegistry dump from another Hackintosh to detect the Broadcom Wi-Fi device path dynamically.

When a valid Broadcom Wi-Fi device is detected, the app applies the required properties automatically:

• OpenCore: DeviceProperties -> Add
• Clover: Devices -> Properties

If no Broadcom Wi-Fi device is detected, the app does not create fake or generic PCI paths. This keeps the EFI safer and avoids incorrect device injection.

AMD Hackintosh Support

On AMD Hackintosh systems, Broadcom Patcher automatically handles AirportBrcmFixup.kext differently:

• OpenCore: keeps the entry but disables it
• Clover: does not copy AirportBrcmFixup.kext

This helps avoid known compatibility issues on AMD platforms.

Safety

Broadcom Patcher works locally on your Mac. It does not collect data, upload files, send telemetry, or modify anything outside the selected EFI folder.

Before changing any config.plist, the app creates a backup so users can restore their previous configuration if needed.

Credits

Created by MaLd0n / Daniel Maldonado / Olarila

Credits and thanks to the developers and projects that made Broadcom Wi-Fi patching possible:

• OpenCore / Acidanthera
• AirportBrcmFixup
• AMFIPass
• OpenCore Legacy Patcher / Dortania
• OCLP-Plus / YBronst
• Apple legacy Broadcom Wi-Fi frameworks and kexts

Inspired by the original work and concept from jief666, BootLoaderSelector was created as a clean, modern and simplified project focused on speed, safety and compatibility for Hackintosh environments.

Download BOOTX64-Release.zip

Just replace BOOTX64.efi in EFI/BOOT folder

Anyone who would like to support the project with donations is very welcome and greatly appreciated. Link HERE

Up Arrow Hotkey Explanation

BootLoaderSelector includes a silent recovery hotkey using the Up Arrow key.

When Remember last selected bootloader is enabled, BootLoaderSelector automatically starts the last bootloader selected by the user on the next boot. This means that after choosing OpenCore or Clover once, the next boot can go directly to that bootloader without showing the BootLoaderSelector menu again.

To open the BootLoaderSelector menu again, press or hold the Up Arrow key during the BIOS/UEFI logo screen.

No warning screen is shown. The hotkey works silently before the automatic boot starts.

This behavior was chosen to avoid conflicts with common BIOS and motherboard hotkeys such as F8, which many systems already use for boot menu or firmware options.

In short:

• First boot: BootLoaderSelector menu is shown.
• Select OpenCore or Clover.
• Next boot: the last selected bootloader starts automatically.
• To show BootLoaderSelector again: press/hold Up Arrow during the BIOS/UEFI logo.
• No NVRAM, BootOrder or BootNext changes are made.

BootLoaderSelector is a clean UEFI application for selecting between OpenCore and Clover at boot time. It is designed for users who keep both bootloaders available in the same EFI and want a simple, safe and fast way to choose which one to start.

The selector runs before macOS and loads the selected bootloader directly using standard UEFI methods. It does not patch firmware, does not modify OpenCore or Clover, does not write to NVRAM, does not create Boot#### entries, and does not change BootOrder or BootNext.

Main features:

• Supports OpenCore and Clover
• Clean visual UEFI interface
• Automatic bootloader detection
• Hardware information display:
  • CPU
  • GPU
  • Board
  • Memory
• Default 10-second timeout
• Options menu for timeout and behavior
• Remember last selected bootloader, enabled by default
• Silent hotkey access using Up Arrow during BIOS/UEFI logo
• F10 screenshot support
• Uses BLS.plist inside EFI/BOOT
• Generates both:
  • BootLoaderSelector.efi
  • BOOTX64.efi
• No NVRAM modification
• No BootOrder modification
• No BootNext modification
• No UEFI boot entry creation

BootLoaderSelector is especially useful for Hackintosh testing, dual-bootloader EFI setups, OpenCore/Clover comparison, recovery environments and users who want a safer boot selection layer without relying on firmware boot menus.

This project was inspired by jief666, whose work and ideas helped guide the concept of a dedicated UEFI bootloader chooser for Hackintosh systems.