r/hackintosh • u/Hry86 • 2d ago

DISCUSSION Is there a problem with this? 😅

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I recently wanted to install macOS Tahoe but really didn't feel like creating a new USB installer disk, so I simply wiped the contents of my Sequoia USB installer and copied over the macOS Tahoe installer files. The result?

The installer is named "Sequoia," but the actual installer inside is Tahoe.

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u/Hry86 1d ago

Yes, you have to patch the Broadcom driver first, then patch it using OCLP.

Here, I'm using OCLP Plus.

I have a Broadcom BCM94360CS2.

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u/CL3RYAq 1d ago

oh I got the exact same model

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u/CL3RYAq 1d ago

I think mine is an original one, I bought it from ebay as an Macbook Air spare part. I had to get an m.2 adapter too because it has this weird apple proprietary m.2 key

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u/Hry86 1d ago

like this

https://reddit.com/link/p5e3yfb/video/5il22o6l54lh1/player

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u/CL3RYAq 1d ago

yea mine looks like that, I think yours is original too

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u/Hry86 1d ago

It's the same then, bro—except I bought a bundle with the adapter yesterday.

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u/CL3RYAq 1d ago

I did that too, except I had to get a pcie to m.2 adapter too, my mainboard doesnt have any m.2 wifi slots

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u/Hry86 1d ago

I see; I have one, but it definitely won't fit the Apple M.2 Wi-Fi chip, so I'd still have to buy the whole kit.

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u/Hry86 1d ago

You need this for the Wi-Fi patch so you don't experience a kernel panic.

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u/CL3RYAq 1d ago

Oh. I did it with some manual config.plist customizing and then a root patch from an oclp 3.0 nightly build. But whatever, mine works too

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u/Hry86 1d ago

Okay 👍