Useful tips

How long does UniBeast take to install?

How long does UniBeast take to install?

Though Unibeast is supposed to only take 10-15 minutes to run, it may take up to an hour, depending on how fast your USB drive is.

How long does Hackintosh install take?

Depending on the USB port speed (USB2. 0 or 3.0) and the HDD/SSD speed I would say it only takes about at most 5 minutes to boot into macOS installer from the USB and it will take between 5~10 to 45 minutes to install macOS on any Macintosh or Hackintosh depending on the Version of the macOS.

What to do if you get a boot0 error?

Cons: Requires use of the Terminal and UniBeast drive. 1. Install using UniBeast 2. Boot new installation using UniBeast created USB. 3. Run MultiBeast and install as normal 4. Reboot system back into OS X installer. 5. Run Disk Utility and unmount the drive you installed OS X on. Right click on the volume and select Unmount.

How do I boot into Hackintosh from UniBeast?

For now, you can boot into your Hackintosh with iBoot, your Unibeast USB drive, etc. Start unpkg, and drag the Chimera file that you downloaded onto the unpkg window. Unpkg will create a folder named “Chimera” on your desktop. In the “Chimera” folder, go to usr->standalone->i386 and copy the boot1h file into a USB drive.

Where do I put the boot1h file in unpkg?

Unpkg will create a folder named “Chimera” on your desktop. In the “Chimera” folder, go to usr->standalone->i386 and copy the boot1h file into a USB drive. Remember the name of the USB drive (you will need it later). Restart your computer, and boot from your Unibeast USB drive, your retail Mac OS X Snow Leopard DVD, or your xMove partition.

Where is the boot1h file on a Mac?

In the “Chimera” folder, go to usr->standalone->i386 and copy the boot1h file into a USB drive. Remember the name of the USB drive (you will need it later). Restart your computer, and boot from your Unibeast USB drive, your retail Mac OS X Snow Leopard DVD, or your xMove partition. Don’t worry; you won’t have to reinstall Mac OS X.