May the father of understanding guide us
OS X El Capitan introduced lots of changes, most of them are not easy to be found since they are not on the GUI level. Well, SIP can be one of them but this post will not talk about it once again. Here are some changes/hacks I found. 1. Hibernate… Read moreSome Hidden Changes in OS X El Capitan
For many years (since 10.6.8 maybe), the IOAHCIBlockStorage.kext driver in the OS X only allows TRIM to be enabled on Apple SSD. Such behavior blocks all 3rd party SSD to enable this essential technology while running OS X. Although it was possible to patch the IOAHCIBlockStorage binary to force enable TRIM on… Read moreHOW OS X open the gate for TRIM on 3rd party SSD
“Your Mac stores certain settings in a special memory area even if it is turned off. On Intel-based Macs, this is stored in memory known as NVRAM” —-from Apple Support site: About NVRAM and PRAM But on Hackintosh, there is no compatible NVRAM can be utilized by OS X. Thus, some functions… Read moreNVRAM on Hackintosh