nozimjon

I have seen 'headless' on VB VM options but never got a chance to put into test. It sounds a bit hard with my not very deep knowledge of using codes. If google be of any help then I may give it a try. Thanks

Lucky you! However with portable laptops one's options are so limited. I would pick my laptop more wisely but this hackintosh thing was not my intention in the first place. I do it only for tests and get some joy when the tests succeed. LOL

You mean I cannot run my Host when GTX 1060 is assigned for VM. It is pity my laptop does not come with Intel HD graphics included. This QEMU/KMV thing seemed very promising to have all of my built in hardware get working. Maybe Vanilla/Multibeast install is the only way to go with my current setup for owning a hackintosh then.

Thanks for the reply. High Sierra is just fine however I have been running into issues with my kexts in order to enable Realtek audio and GBE LAN. It seems I must do more tinkering and look for help on Hackintosh forums. Looks like my clover config isn't also perfect as Nvidia web drivers don't function with my 1060

It was great to watch this video on YT. I have a gaming laptop, i7 Coffee Lake with GTX 1060. I can run Mojave on VB VM but without 3D acceleration. I have also made bootable external SSD with Mac OS High Sierra (Vanilla Install with clover) but no audio, not networking (Intel Cards) and limited video memory. I also have additional USB HDD with Linux MINT. So, would it be possible to have this KVM setup on my Linux drive and make all my hardware enabled, including DGPU(no IGPU available), audio and LAN/WiFi? Thank you