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OpenCore EFI Hackintosh for Acer TravelMate P648-M
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README.md

OpenCore EFI for Acer TravelMate P648-M (1.26)

Hackintosh Preview ScreenShot

Warning

You are NOT recommended to use SMBIOS from this repository, it MUST be unique for every machine !!!

Download EFI : Selfhost

Specifications

Components Info
CPU Intel Core i5-6200U (2c/4t) (2.4 GHz)
Motherboard B4DBU
Ram 20GB (1* 16) DDR4 2133 Samsung
Audio Chipset ALC282
Chipset -
WiFi & Bluetooth Atheros QCNFA222 (unsupported)
BIOS 1.26
GPU Intel HD 520
OpenCore version 1.0.5
macOS version 15.7.3 (24G419)
SMBIOS MacBookPro15,1

What works

  • Boot
  • Bulit-in Webcam
  • Microphone
  • Headphone jack
  • HDMI port
  • Audio (ALC282) with AppleALC
  • Ethernet Intel I219-V
  • USB Ports (*3)
  • Thunderbolt (Type-C)
  • Sleep mode / Wake (only with good BIOS)
  • Coding :>

What not working

  • External Dock (untested)
  • SD-Card reader (untested)
  • VGA Port
  • WiFi & Bluetooth (Atheros only supports up to High Serria)
  • Quick action (P) button
  • Maybe others...

Known issues

  • Installation might fail with some SSDs, such as eekoo 120gb SSD.

Tested macOS versions

  • Sequoia 15.7.3

BIOS Settings

  • Secure boot : [Disabled]
  • TPM 2.0 : [Disabled]
  • F12 Boot Menu : [Enabled]

Installation

  • Made the USB installer with the instruction from Dortania : Creating the USB
  • Copy the pre-bulit "EFI" folder from this repository to the USB that is containing installer you just created.
  • Restart laptop, enter the BIOS with F2 key
  • Set administrator password in order to be able to disable Secure boot
  • Go to "Boot" tab and disable "Secure boot"
  • Go to "Security" tab and disable TPM 2.0
  • Go to "Main" tab and enable "F12 boot menu"
  • F10 -> Yes
  • Enter boot menu with F12 key -> select the USB
  • Select Recovery boot entry (settings icon that is yellow colored)
  • When booted to macOS installer, go to Disk Utility -> Format the disk you wanted to install then quit Disk Utility
  • Connect to the internet with LAN cable
  • Use the reinstall macOS option and select the disk you just formatted and wait for it to install
  • Copy the pre-bulit "EFI" folder from this repository to the EFI partition of your disk, so it's can boot without USB
  • Enjoy !

Thanks & Credits