OpenCore and Hackintosh
OpenCore and Hackintosh
OpenCore is a standalone EFI module used to boot OSX Hackintosh systems. Grub2Win supports OpenCore on 64 Bit EFI computers.
To install OpenCore, simply add a bootmenu entry by using the "Add A New Entry" button on the Manage Boot Menu screen.
Select "opencore" as the type when you are prompted.
Once OpenCore is installed, Grub2Win will automatically manage the OpenCore modules in your EFI partition.
This happens when you add or delete an OpenCore type menu entry. Also when a new level of OpenCore is released.
Grub2Win will then download, update and delete OpenCore modules as needed.
The OpenCore software documentation is here:
https://dortania.github.io/docs/
Setting up OpenCore to boot OSX can be very complex.
Most OpenCore boot options are contained in the /efi/OC/config.plist file.
The initial file supplied when you install OpenCore with Grub2Win is basic, simple and generic.
You can click the "EFI Partition Operations" button on the main screen.
Then use the EFI browse function to edit the config.plist file as required.
The definitive guide to setting up a Hackintosh PC using OpenCore can be found on the TonyMac X86 website here:
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