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Installing a MAC OS

Nitish
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Test it on a different hard drive first so you don't lose data on your Windows drive. If you have confirmed that it boots to OS X Desktop, go ahead, partition your Windows drive, install OS X on the other partition, and install a different bootloader that supports both OSes.

Toshiba Satellite C50 (A167)

  • Intel Pentium 2020M (Ivy Bridge, IHD 3000)
  • 8GB DDR3 (4x2)
  • 500GB Toshiba Slim 5400RPM
  • Win10 Pro x64

Huawei P8 (GRA-UL10)

  • HiSilicon Kirin 935 (arm64)
  • Android 6.0 (EMUI 4.0, TWRP 3, Sysless SuperSU)
  • 3GB RAM, 64GB NAND + 64GB SanDisk Ultra mSD
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First, you should be aware that it is against the apple terms of use you accept during installation.

If you're okay with that, make sure to check that your hardware is compatible. If it's not, you need to be prepared to not have wifi, Ethernet, audio, etc work which will require searching for custom drivers.

Personally, it's not worth the effort. You can get a Mac mini for 500-600$ easily if you want to try out a Mac.

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