Dell XPS 13 9343 (new at 2015 CES) - hackintosh possible?

[avin7000]

(unless it is a ProBook 4x30s or 4x40s)

why probooks are exceptions?

 

[RehabMan]

why probooks are exceptions?

Your quote is lacking context (eg. no link) and is not from this thread.

 

[ZenSchnook]

I kinda don't see the point of Hackintoshing this Dell. A similar MacBook Pro works 'out of the box' for only $300 more... and gives you an i5 processor with 4 extra gigs of ram.

If Dell gave you that the unit would cost at least another $125.

 

[avin7000]

Your quote is lacking context (eg. no link) and is not from this thread.

I screwed up. I was supposed to post in other thread

Here's the full quote:

First off, I should mention that getting a laptop close to 100% functionality is always difficult (unless it is a ProBook 4x30s or 4x40s) and may not be possible or to the level you want.

 

[RehabMan]

I screwed up. I was supposed to post in other thread

Here's the full quote:

The exception is because the ProBook has a complete guide and well written instructions.

There are others too. Such as the Lenovo u430, HP Envy Haswell K/J, or Dell 9530 (and others). See guides section: http://www.tonymacx86.com/yosemite-laptop-guides/

Patched ACPI files still required, but not difficult because the guide has all the details...

As far as I know, no guide has been written for the laptop referenced in this thread.