This is the guide to install macOS onto the Huawei Matebook X Pro.
DISCLAIMER The project is still in its beta/testing state. Proceed at your own risk, I shall not take responsibility for any damages caused.
sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gnodipac886/MatebookXPro-hackintosh/master/onekey_installer.sh)"
- CPU: i7-8550U @ 1.8GHz
- 16GB RAM
- Nvidia MX 150 / Intel UHD 620
- 3K display @ 3000x2000
- 512 Gb Toshiba SSD
- USB Wifi: Edimax N150
- Builtin Bluetooth: Intel Wireless Bluetooth 8275
- Intel UHD 620 Graphics Acceleration
- Brightness
- Sleep
- Realtek alc256 Audio via AppleALC
- Keyboard with Volume Controls and Brightness controls (via VoodooPS2)
- Camera support up to 10.14.3
- Trackpad and Native Gestures via Custom VoodooI2C
- Touchscreen with multi-touch capabilities (think of it as a large trackpad)
- Battery Percentage
- Bluetooth (Reboot from Widows required - should persist after single reboot)
- Power Management - I'm getting around 8-9 hours.
- Wifi via USB dongle
- Liton SSDs are now supported.
- HDMI 2.0 support, up to two 4K @60Hz monitors.
- dGPU (Nvidia Optimus not supported on MacOS)
- eGPU (not tested)
- Fingerprint Sensor
- Intel Wifi (soldered onto the motherbaord)
- As of right now, Samgsung PM981 SSDs are not supported.
- Huawei Matebook X Pro (either i7 or i5 model)
- macOS or OS X downloaded from the Mac App Store
- 8GB USB stick
- External USB Wifi Dongle
- USB C dock (for connecting to external mouse for initial setup)
- f2 is for booting into BIOS
- f12 is for boot override
- Any version of the BIOS is good, but I'm on version 1.26
- Restore Defaults
- Disable Secure boot
- Matebook's BIOS is rewrite protected, EFI tool is useless against this BIOS.
Read our Windows installation guide
Prior to installing macOS, it is a good idea to backup any important files on Windows.
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You can also leave Windows intact, but it can get tricky. Read here for more information:
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This guide for creating USB and installing using Clover UEFI works well for this laptop:
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For the installation purposes, please use the HD620 plist that rehabman provides in his guide for your installation USB.
Set config.plist/Graphics/ig-platform-id=0x12345678 for installation.
I ended up wiping windows and installing it afterwards, if you do so, fingerprint sensor will stop working, please follow the guide from this link:
Install macOS according to post 2 of this guide.
Please run this code in terminal:
sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gnodipac886/MatebookXPro-hackintosh/master/onekey_installer.sh)"
You should now be at your desktop.
Download
- Clover Configurator Pro
- USB Wi-fi Drivers
- Newest Clover Bootloader, and install it to your boot disk
Mount EFI partition if not mounted already
Clone the repository via terminal or download it and swap the CLOVER folder downloaded for the one in your EFI directory.
IMPORTANT BrcmFirmwareRepo.kext
is in /CLOVER/kexts/Other
from this repository - make sure to move it to /Library/Extensions
. These kexts will allow bluetooth to persist after a single reboot from Windows.
Note if you have the i5 version, or any other configurations of the laptop sold exclusively in China, you should:
- For i5 models: you have to make a custom CPUFriendProvider for Power Management by following this guide:
Add the VoodooI2C patches (One for the SKL+ one for Windows 10 Patch) Add the following code to your DSDT.aml to fix brightness keys.
into method label _Q0A replace_content
begin
// Brightness Down\n
Notify(\_SB.PCI0.LPCB.PS2K, 0x0405)\n
end;
into method label _Q0B replace_content
begin
// Brightness Up\n
Notify(\_SB.PCI0.LPCB.PS2K, 0x0406)\n
end;
Reboot
- Trackpad drivers updated
- NoTouchID updated
- You can now load bluetooth firmware in macOS without booting into windows. Source
(Before any of this, make sure you have bluetooth avaliable in the menu, even if it says no hardware detected)
- Download: VMware, and Tinycorelinux Core.iso
- Boot the iso file with VMware
- Run the following command in terminal:
tce-load -wil bluez usbutils firmware-intel
- From the Core's Bluetooth settings, uncheck "Share Bluetooth devices with Linux"
- Now, you should see Intel Bluetooth in the list of devices above
- Check the Intel Bluetooth box and wait for about 4-5 seconds, during this time, the check may flicker, this is ok
- Then uncheck the box, and you should see bluetooth is now avaliable to macOS.
- Still working on optimizing battery, you may try patching DSDT with the common DSDT patches mentioned here to get a better idea.
- New Autoinstaller that just installs everything for you in jsut one click (EFI partition NEEDS to be disk0s1)
- We now use SSDT hotpatch for everything (no DSDT patching needed, plug and play)
- iMessage, Facetime, and Siri now work again (you do need to inject system definition: follow this tutorial)
- Now supports up to two 4k@60hz monitors
- New platform ID for better support (4k monitors etc. (ID: 0x591C0005))
- Disable hibernation mode in script
- You can now turn Bluetooth on and off (Credit carson_zsy)
- New USB installation CLOVER folder for USB install
- You can directly update to 14.5 now with out any plist swap
- Update clover version
- Updated Lilu
- Updated VituralSMC
- Updated Whatevergreen
- Updated AppleALC
- Native brightness is now working
- macOS is able to automatically adjust the brightness accroding to the ambient light sensor
- Native Sleep is now working, not more glitchy screen after computer comes out from sleep, fixed by injecting custom EDID values
- Native graphics: we are now using KBL graphics, we had to change the maximum link rate to HBR in order for the screen to work
- Better audio: speakers are now louder, you can always just use voodooHDA but you will lose headphone detection
- WhatEverGreen updated to version 1.2.8
- VoodooI2C kext updated
- Note* you still need to patch your DSDT for trackpad to work, and brightness keys to work.
- If you have problems updating to 10.14.4 (seeing a prohibited sign), its likely that the problem is caused by your liteon drive, please replace the following patch in your config.plist before you update.
<dict>
<key>Comment</key>
<string>IONVMeFamily: Ignore FLBAS bit:4 being set - for Plextor/LiteOn/Hynix</string>
<key>Disabled</key>
<false/>
<key>Name</key>
<string>IONVMeFamily</string>
<key>Find</key>
<data>SBr2wRAPhQ==</data>
<key>Replace</key>
<data>SBr2wQAPhQ==</data>
</dict>
- Added New config-install/update.plist in CLOVER folder for installing purposes. You may choose this config in the boot screen of Clover: options - configs - config-install/update.plist
- New CPUFriend and CPUFriendProvider kexts for better battery life. (~9 hrs)
- Run the following code if you would like to make a custom version of the power management kexts to your liking, then install the kexts located at your desktop to Clover. Source
sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/daliansky/XiaoMi-Pro/master/one-key-cpufriend/one-key-cpufriend.sh)"
- Undervolt the CPU/GPU/Cache via a shell: Place the new "voltageshift" file into your downloads folder and run the "voltageset.command" script to undervolt, and the "voltageinfo.command" to check your results. Furthermore, you can also set custom values to what you would like to undervolt to based on your hardware (i5 vs i7) by editing the script. Source
- WhatEverGreen updated to version 1.2.7
- Lilu updated to version 1.3.5
- New config.plist in CLOVER comes with 10.14.4 graphics patch in kexttopatch (credit gnodipac886)
- New 10.14.4 graphics patch
Comment: CFL patch for MateBook X Pro (10.14.4 credit gnodipac886)
Name: AppleIntelCFLGraphicsFramebuffer
Find: <48ff0557 f607008b 96c02500 008a8e95>
Replace: <b8040000 008986bc 25000031 c05dc395>
<dict>
<key>Comment</key>
<string>CFL patch for MateBook X Pro (10.14.4 credit gnodipac886)</string>
<key>Find</key>
<data>SP8FV/YHAIuWwCUAAIqOlQ==</data>
<key>Name</key>
<string>AppleIntelCFLGraphicsFramebuffer</string>
<key>Replace</key>
<data>uAQAAACJhrwlAAAxwF3DlQ==</data>
<key>Disabled</key>
<false/>
</dict>
- New Virtural SMC replacing FakeSMC
- Added support for 4K video output with HDMI audio support
- Added tools.zip for editing system files such as config.plist or DSDT
- Support for firevault2 (In theory, never tested)
- Added vanilla 10.14.3 framebuffer graphics kext, if you have replaced the kext before with a custom version, please swap it out in /System/Library/Extension and then use kextutility in tools.zip to rebuild permissions then reboot with 10.14.3 config.plist.
- Added "Configs" for past config.plists and plists for KBL or SKL graphics (NEED HELP)
- Other tweaks to CLOVER folder to support VituralSMC kext.
- Updated NoTouchID.kext to newest versions for Mojave support which elimates any lags when promted for user password
- Remember to apply brightness key patches to you DSDT.aml so you can play with them for no reason
- New config.plist in CLOVER comes with 10.14.3 graphics patch in kexttopatch (credit gnodipac886)
- Reports of Thunderbolt eGPU was able to work when booted with eGPU plugged in, no hotplug support yet
- Support for Liteon SSDs confirmed with new config.plist in CLOVER and in Configs folder
- New 10.14.3 graphics patch
CFL patch for MateBook X Pro (10.14.3 credit gnodipac886)
Name: AppleIntelCFLGraphicsFramebuffer
Find: <48ff0589 4d07008b 96c02500 008a8e95>
Replace: <b8040000 008986bc 25000031 c05dc395>
<dict>
<key>Comment</key>
<string>CFL patch for MateBook X Pro (10.14.3 credit gnodipac886)</string>
<key>Find</key>
<data>SP8FiU0HAIuWwCUAAIqOlQ==</data>
<key>Name</key>
<string>AppleIntelCFLGraphicsFramebuffer</string>
<key>Replace</key>
<data>uAQAAACJhrwlAAAxwF3DlQ==</data>
<key>Disabled</key>
<false/>
</dict>
- New Whatevergreen replaced old custom version
- Lilu updated
- New Applealc to support native audio codec
- Custom version of I2C trackpad kexts for better support
- Added KBL and SKL config.plists for people who are interested to help out. Main issue: Blackscreen/ internal screen not recognized
- config.plist minor fixes
- Darren_Pan on reddit
- midi and Maemo on discord
- Chinese Matebook X Pro Hackintosh community
- Spanish Matebook X Pro Hackintosh community
- All the developers who developed the kexts used in this guide.
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