plz help vanilla install for noob

[iolarila]

Hi,

I'm new here and feel a bit overwhelmed to be honest.

Don't really know where to start...

I'd like to make a dual boot hackintosh vanilla install.

Can you guys point me to an easy to follow tutorial ?

This is my config :

CPU I9-9900k

MOBO ASUS PRIME Z390-P

GPU Sapphire Radeon VII

SSD Samsung 960 pro 1. To

Corsair Force MP510, 960 Go, M.2 (Type 2280)

RAM G. Skill Tridentz 3200 Ghz 14CL (4x8)

COOL Noctua NH-D15

PSU Seasonic FOCUS Plus 850 Gold

WIFI Broadcom BCM94360CD

CASE NZXT H700i

Thanks for your help !!

[MaLd0n]

[ref]iOlarila[/ref], follow here

https://Olarila.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=8685

[Maf3r0]

Don't really know where to start...

 

I can tell you, Olarila images are perfects to start!

[iolarila]

thanks for your replies.

So, were are talking a full vanilla install right ?

Question : I've been hearing a lot about hackintoshes using "opencore".

What's the benefit of this and do Olarila images use them ?

Edited September 15, 2019 by Guest

[MaLd0n]

[ref]iOlarila[/ref], is a vanilla installer, like one personal usb stick created by you or me or other people

[iolarila]

thanks, our post crossed...

Feel free to comment on this opencore question...

[Maf3r0]

Question : I've been hearing a lot about hackintoshes using "opencore".

What's the benefit of this and do Olarila images use them ?

 

OpenCore is a future bootloader, just like Clover.

As OpenCore development not finished yet, I think that's Olarila images still use Clover.

So, for now, Clover still the best option.

[iolarila]

ok thanks for that precision.

Last question : in my initial post i wanted to know whether this vanilla install with Olarila images will still allow me to dual boot between my hackintosh and windows. I would like to keep windows on its independent existing NVME M.2 drive and install the hackintosh on another NVME M.2 drive. Is this possible and if so, will Olarila give me the choice on which drive to boot ?

[Maf3r0]

Dual boot is possible due to Clover bootloader – not Olarila's images. With means that u can install Windows and macOS where u desire - on the same or different ssds.

But...

to start macOS you'll need some configurations that allow this and this - this is the Olarila's images purpose. The intend is make instalation procedure much more easy, once that images have configurations (that beginners are not familiar) for almost all hardwares.

That's all!!!

Once u get macOS up and running, u are free to change/test everything... including create your own installer with Apple's images or change Clover configurations or even test OpenCore...

[iolarila]

ok thanks for the reply.

Will go for in the coming days it and post back here.