Locked Hackintosh I ISO

[Rhtstaes736]

hi, I'm looking for a Hackintosh that is in iso format, the ones I've been able to find are in dmg or img

but I am looking for a hackintosh which is in iso image

 

[pleiadians]

You can convert dmg to iso on a pc via poweriso, available onsite. You can convert dmg to iso using the disk utility in Mac.

 

[Charles]

You can convert dmg to iso on a pc via poweriso, available onsite. You can convert dmg to iso using the disk utility in Mac.

I was going to say the same thing. A google search for the Mac OS version you are looking for with a & iso might get you the prefab distro that you are looking for.

 

[Rhtstaes736]

You can convert dmg to iso on a pc via poweriso, available onsite. You can convert dmg to iso using the disk utility in Mac.

I've also tried that, but I can't get it to boot from a Windows PC

I was going to say the same thing. A google search for the Mac OS version you are looking for with a & iso might get you the prefab distro that you are looking for.

I have searched and searched but what I have been able to find is in dmg or usb.nf but not iso can you upload one for me high sierra or el capitan

 

[Cyler]

Maybe your issue is with how you try to create the USB from a dmg image. Mac OS is a different beast than Windows so the same methods don't apply.
Have you tried TransMac (similar to Rufus but for Mac OS)? Also, keep in mind the USB and PC disk must be GPT formatted for MAc OS to work.

 

[FishAping]

Using Windows to create the macOS Installer​

The first step to creating a macOS installer on Windows is to download

You must be registered for see links

. Make sure to download the zip file for the most recent release.

usb needs to be formated fat 32

 

[Rhtstaes736]

Maybe your issue is with how you try to create the USB from a dmg image. Mac OS is a different beast than Windows so the same methods don't apply.
Have you tried TransMac (similar to Rufus but for Mac OS)? Also, keep in mind the USB and PC disk must be GPT formatted for MAc OS to work.

I've tried TransMac and that but I want an iso file so I can boot it from my iodd 2541 virtual drive and it only takes iso

 

[pleiadians]

You can make a macos in a virtual machine, the files needed are on here. You can then use the virtual macos to restore a disk using disk utility, as in, sending the virtual disk to a real disk. Then set up the correct efi folder in the efi partition. The disks you are trying must not be correct as they should boot anyway. In vitural macos you can examine /burn/ etc dmg files also. I got a Monterey hackintosh intel based going this way as I wasn't clever enough to do it any other way. Anyways, virtual mac is a hand start as it allows you to use all the opencore tools to make your efi folder if you can't find a pre made one.

 

[Rhtstaes736]

You can make a macos in a virtual machine, the files needed are on here. You can then use the virtual macos to restore a disk using disk utility, as in, sending the virtual disk to a real disk. Then set up the correct efi folder in the efi partition. The disks you are trying must not be correct as they should boot anyway. In vitural macos you can examine /burn/ etc dmg files also. I got a Monterey hackintosh intel based going this way as I wasn't clever enough to do it any other way. Anyways, virtual mac is a hand start as it allows you to use all the opencore tools to make your efi folder if you can't find a pre made one.

would you be able to make one for me i can just downodet

 

[pleiadians]

I haven't got the hardware or the software at the moment, I'm using Blissos as a daily driver. The files and instructions are easy and available here. If you have good hardware you could just use Proxmox and have any os you want.

 

[Rhtstaes736]

I haven't got the hardware or the software at the moment, I'm using Blissos as a daily driver. The files and instructions are easy and available here. If you have good hardware you could just use Proxmox and have any os you want.

ok, I'll see if I can find one on the net