Acer-A515-51G-Hackintosh-OpenCore

This is an upgraded fork from SiddheshNan/Acer-A515-51G-Hackintosh-OpenCore with fewer bugs and constant updates.

To get support just leave an issue with a description of your problem and an image or gif if you feel inspired.

Ps: CMD + SHIFT + 5 opens record/print bar on macOS

Then you just need to paste it here - records are saved as .mov and need to be converted to .gif before pasting here.

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Supports MacOS 13 Beta 2

What's Working...

• Audio & headphone jack
• CPU Speedstep
• iGPU with disabled dGPU
• Fully Functional QE/CI Enabled Graphics
• Battery Management
• ACPI Display brightness with hot keys / slider
• Ethernet
• HDMI + Audio
• Smart Touchpad + Gestures (using Basic Mode)
• WebCam
• Usb 3.0 + Type C
• WiFi (2.4 + 5GHz) and Bluetooth from Intel (using AirportItlwm)
• Native hotkey support with Fn keys
• Sleep + Wake

Known Issues

• Trackpad in Advance Mode, Only Basic mode works (but with all with gestures)!

Not Tested

• Internal SD card Reader (probaby need to map it through Windows)

Important

Please add SystemSerialNumber, SystemUUID and MLB.

Installation

BIOS Settings

• Security → Set supervisor password (to disable secure boot)
• Security → Password on boot → Disable
• Boot → Secure Boot → Disable
• Boot → Boot Mode → UEFI
• Main → Touchpad → Set touchpad mode → Basic TODO: Advance Mode
• Main → Lid Open resume → Enabled

Basic Installation

• Download and install the latest release of OCAuxiliaryTools for the system you are using;
• Download this repo and open config.plist on OCAuxiliaryTools;
• With OCAuxiliaryTools fill config.plist with the closest info to your hardware. You will also need a matching SystemUUID and SystemSerialNumber as shown here:
• Create a Bootable USB for MacOS by using by Dortania's OpenCore-Install-Guide. (remember to add our EFI to the Bootable USB and to select MacOS Monterey or Ventura Beta 2 when downloading the system)
• [IMPORTANT] Make sure to Generate system definitions of MacBook pro 14.2 in config.plist file using OCAuxiliaryTools or GenSMBIOS & add SystemSerialNumber, SystemUUID and MLB.
• Install MacOS to SSD / Hard drive. (While installing, connect USB keyboard and mouse).
• After installing the system copy ALL the contains of this Repo inside the EFI partition of SSD / Hard drive. (Will don't want to need your USB stick to boot everytime, but it's good to keep a copy of the EFI on it even after the install)

Post Installation

• If you have Installed MacOS on SSD, Enable TRIM using following command (not recommended if dualbooting within the same drive):

$ sudo trimforce enable

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