We will need to dump the BIOS image, change some built-in visibility settings, and flash the modified image back.įirstly, follow the relevant steps under “Preparation” from this article:
However, not all of the BIOS settings that we need to change are visible to the user by default.
The things we will need to do are:īIOS settings will need to be changed in order to save you from massive headaches later. Display seems to be stuck at 60Hz, cannot force 240Hz with SwitchResXīefore we start installing macOS, we need to make some hardware and firmware changes to prime our Blade for Darwin.
WiFi: Intel Wireless AC 9560NGW (WiFi 6).Webcam: Windows Hello UVC Camera (w/ IR).CPU: Intel Core i7–9750H 6 core 12 threads processor, 2.6GHz base, 4.5GHz turbo.Here’s how I achieved a perfect laptop Hackintosh running Catalina 10.15.5 + OpenCore and dual-booting Windows 10 with only one 1TB NVMe drive. I need macOS to do most of my development and Windows for gaming, yet the Advanced model only has one M.2 NVMe slot. Eventually I settled on a Mid-2019 Razer Blade Advanced 15 with an RTX 2070 Max-Q. The new 16-inch MacBook Pro is a great improvement but the price tag is way too high for what it is and I need my new laptop to be able to handle AAA gaming and video editing apart from blockchain and cross-platform mobile development. Thus, even though HS and BS both use APFS, they need to be in separate containers.Coming from a top-of-the-line 2016 MacBook Pro, I have grown sick of its keyboard and thermal issues. *According to this reddit post, installing BS in one volume of a container will cause changes to the container as a whole, and these changes are incompatible with HS. My question is: Are there any other issues of which I need to be aware? The only issue I've found in my reading is that BS must be installed in a separate container (i.e., a separate partition) from HS, not merely a separate volume in the same container.*
I'm thinking of upgrading the Catalina partition to Big Sur (BS). HS is my primary OS I use Catalina for programs that will no longer run on HS (e.g., Turbo Tax). I'm currently dual-booting High Sierra (HS) and Catalina on a 2014 MacBook Pro without issues.
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