Recent content by Superbogey

@Cosmix @craighazan macOS (The Knights Who Say) NI!

@craighazan LOL. We haven't had a "cat" macOS since Mountain Lion 12 years ago (And no, Catalina doesn't count as that only has the word cat in it but translates to "poop" :lol:). Are you sure you wouldn't like to see macOS 15 named Los Gatos, instead? ;)

Thanks @craighazan. I'll have to peek in there and see what's going on.

I see you have a Ryzen 7 as one of your systems. Does that mean ALL Ryzen 7s can be used to build a Hackintosh or just up to the 5000 CPUs (I rebuilt my previous Kaby Lake system using an all new Ryzen 7800X3D, Gigabyte B650 MB, and DDR5 RAM along with an already on-hand XFX RX 6800 16GB)?

Or a controlling interest in Wuling Motors <shrug>. It might explain them shuttering the AppleCar project. ;)

I meant to put that it's actually my riff on Star Trek: TOS (The Original Series) as there have been so many Macs and OSes - like there have now been so many Star Treks since that first one. Of course, back in 1984, it was simply called Macintosh while the OS was just System 1.0.

Well as far as there being "no possibility to upgrade past 128k" goes, I bought a "Skinny Mac" when they first came out at the local Computerware not long after they went on sale in early '84. I had it for a while before moving on to a Mac IIci about 5 years later. Sometime after I bought my Mac...

Their GitHub name is in the copyright at the bottom of the app window.

There's a newer version of About This Hack on 0xCUB3's Github page.

Update from 14.1.2 was easy, peasy, Apple squeezy.

I was drawing a blank on what the app was so thanks for jogging my mind. It is soooo much faster than my now-retired Kaby Lake-based Hack/Win11 system. I was also planning on using it as a VM-based CAD system running Solidworks remotely for work when I was unfortunately caught up in a corporate...

If you mean "as opposed to yours", that's because while you're using the built-in "About" in System Settings, the ones like mine on the previous page are using an app called About This Hack, which can be found on GitHub (it has an added bonus of being able to hide or unhide the serial number by...

Downloaded and updated without any issues...

What speed did you set it to in the BIOS?

Just to make sure, in addition to pressing the main Xbox logo button on top, are you then also pressing and holding the small round pairing button next to the LB (Left Bumper) until the Xbox button is "fast flashing"? You have to do this second step when attempting to pair it to whatever device...