 | I've recently managed to install macOS on my AMD game handheld console.This console sitting unused for a long time, so I decided to take on the challenge and transform it into a functional Macintosh. However, this act was not without trials and it turns out to be my most challenging hackintosh installation experience to date. The major roadblock I encountered involved constant rebooting, needing anywhere between two to ten attempts before seeing a successful boot. Most of these attempts resulted in an inability to boot into the system, showcasing a 'no entry' logo instead. This issue was a first for me, and if anyone has any insight or suggestions to overcome this, I would greatly appreciate your input. Aside from that hiccup, the converted system is performing pretty well, with only minor quirks. For instance, WiFi is unreliable due to a peculiar PCIe mapping in the motherboard. Likewise, the built-in display defaults to a vertical orientation, which macOS is unable to accommodate. I've currently repurposed the device to serve as my personal Mac mini. The major upside is that I no longer have to lug my MacBook around on a daily basis. For those who'd like to replicate or learn from my experience, you can find the EFI and installation instructions [here](https://github.com/jc-bao/ayaneo-2021-pro-ventura?tab=readme-ov-file). [link] [comments] |
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