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    NVRAM Fix

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    This guide describes the process of making iMessage for Hackintosh function properly. The built-in mail client also will not work properly without this fix

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    This guide describes the process of making iMessage for Hackintosh function properly. The built-in mail client also will not work properly without this fix

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    Chameleon makes this fix a good bit more complicated, and as far as I can tell i

    t only works with wired connections.


    First we must install the NVRAM module. Download the file from here. Credits to
    xZeneu
    Now unzip the archive, and move the FileNVRAM.dylib to /Extra/modules/ If there
    is no module folder in /Extra, create one.
    This should solve the serial numeber issue. Now for the network interface.
    If you do not have it already, download the Chameleon Wizard. Credit to janek202
    of Insanelymac.
    Open up Chameleon Wizard and navigate to the org.chameleon.boot tab.
    Under Miscellaneous, check Ethernet Built-In and click save.
    Reboot your machine.
    Now, under System Preferences>Networking remove your current connection and add
    it back with the name en0.

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