There’s another obstacle to installing or upgrading the latest version of macOS High Sierra on a Hackintosh, but I’ve got an answer that worked for me. Apple seems to have upped the ante a bit for Hackintosh users who want to run the latest beta build. I discovered it on my own Hackintosh when I tried first to update to High Sierra Public Beta 7. Then I tried installing Developer Beta 8, and had similar symptoms. Finally, after some research and tinkering, I was able to update Hackintosh High Sierra successfully.
Here’s how I did it. The Symptoms of This New/Old Hurdle This isn’t a new obstacle, but it’s one I thought we were past. For the first beta build, Developer Preview 1, some Hackintosh users found they needed to input a Firmware Features value into their config.plist files. This wasn’t universal, and I didn’t have to do it with my build at the time. I certainly never needed it when I tried to update Hackintosh High Sierra. Here’s what seems to have changed in the latest developer and public beta builds. The Way High Sierra Updates Proceed on Hackintosh When you update your beta build on a real Mac, it’s almost seamless. Allman Brothers Band Collection Pdf Writer.