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Exactly the same... I'll sell my Hackintosh in favor of a maxed out Mac Mini once I got the money. Doesn't even need a stronger machine, the M1 Mac Mini already running Xcode builds faster than an Intel i9 machine. My problem with iMac is that it cannot be used as an external monitor. Let's say...

Nice job! :)

Now this update is not showing up because of Big Sur, if you need a direct update link: macOS 10.15.7 Supplemental Update - Apple Supportsupport.apple.com › ...

Well done! I really like the tilting mechanism. Looking really good from front, excellent job! :headbang: For the fixed height problem I ordered a Rain design iMac mBase, this way I could move the display to eye level. It's a better ergonomics and have less pain in my neck, shoulders now.

Please drop a line here, how the Apple VESA adapter worked for your monitor.

Yes, these two are looking good, worth a try.

Your monitor has VESA mounting holes (100 mm x 100 mm - behind attached VESA Cover). Remove the original Dell stand, and just follow my guide... You need to buy: - an iMac stand - Lavolta VESA adapter - any VESA 75 to 100 adapter - 8 piece of M3 allen screws It's not a hard to follow guide...

Yes, what is the question?

Is there any progress on this matter?

Cheers! :)

What is the connection between the small thin C clip and the gray plastic rail? As I examined, these two parts have absolutely no effect on each other. Definitely not on my G5 case. So I was able to remove the small "C-clip" but cannot push the pin out, that was my problem.. :)

It took me 3 hours to remove this upper shelf... it was driving me crazy. What I did: Removed the 6 screws, marked yellow at post #1 Removed the 3 black pressure clips with a small flat screw driver Removed the 3 metal locking tabs that holds the door in place At this point I grabbed the...

Hi guys! I'm really not an expert of usb power management on a Hackintosh, just followed the original guide and wrote my findings in a post which helped many of you since then. ;) Tested again: I plugged in my iPhone on my Hackintosh running macOS 10.15.4, and it shows up correctly in System...

The RX 570 has healthy temp: 60C at idle, 75-80 at full load. It's not cool but a safe temp. :)

Also, it's pretty normal if you have: - AppleMobileDevice.kext - EnergyDriver.kext The first one is used for connecting to iPhone, iPod or iPad devices, it's a system kext. The other one is installed by Intel Power Gadget (if you use this utility to monitor your CPU) Please correct me if I'm...

If this site hadn't helped me to build and install my first Hackintosh, I wouldn't be an iOS developer today as my job. Thank you guys, it was a real game changer in my life as I look back now.

No, the v2.5 5100, from the official GitHub repo: https://github.com/CloverHackyColor/CloverBootloader/releases

Updated my machine straight from 10.14.6 to 10.15.2 (I don't like to risk and upgrade to the first 1-2 new versions...) Updated Clover and kexts, everything is fine here.

None of these locations. You should install such kext files under Library/Extensions (shortly: L/E): Source: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-installing-3rd-party-kexts-el-capitan-sierra-high-sierra-mojave.268964/

In the builtin System Information application, there is a Software section in the list, with Legacy Software option. You can check what applications you use that is 32 bit.