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Create a small EFI partition (FAT32, ~200MB) for OpenCore and a larger partition for the macOS installer. Step 3: Setup the OpenCore EFI This is the "brain" that lets your PC think it’s a Mac. Download OpenCore: Grab the latest folder from the official OpenCorePkg Structure: folder on the root of your USB’s small EFI partition. Gather Kexts: At minimum, you'll need VirtualSMC.kext WhateverGreen.kext for your hardware. ProperTree: ProperTree to open your config.plist
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: If you use the standard Windows method (creating a com.apple.recovery.boot folder), it is an online installer that requires an ethernet connection to download the full OS during installation. Create a small EFI partition (FAT32, ~200MB) for
The most reliable way to get a "real" offline installer on Windows is to briefly run macOS in a virtual machine (using VirtualBox or VMware ). From within that VM, you can use the official createinstallmedia command to build a genuine offline USB. Gather Kexts: At minimum, you'll need VirtualSMC