Xps 13 9370 Hackintosh !!top!!

Abstract

This paper examines the feasibility, technical steps, and limitations of running macOS on the Dell XPS 13 9370 (Hackintosh). It summarizes hardware compatibility, required firmware and bootloader changes, kernel extensions (kexts), sample OpenCore configuration, installation procedure, post-install optimizations, common issues, and legal/ethical considerations. The goal is a practical, reproducible guide for advanced users who accept legal risks and warranty implications.

For detailed configuration files and updates, refer to community-maintained repositories like the ngfuong XPS 9370 Hackintosh GitHub. Dell XPS 13 (9370) - ArchWiki

4. Bluetooth Handoff (Broadcom only)

If you swapped to the DW1560, you must:

Can you use iMessage and FaceTime?

Yes – if you properly generate a valid ROM (your NIC MAC address) and SystemUUID. Do not just copy someone else’s EFI folder without generating new serials. Use OpenCore's GenSMBIOS tool to generate a MacBookPro15,2 serial.

Steps:

It’s as close as you can get to a MacBook’s footprint without buying one. Stability: Long-term community support on platforms like has refined the experience to be nearly 90-95% functional. What Works (and What Doesn't) With a modern configuration, most essential features are rock solid:

The 9370 is better than its predecessor (the 9360) because of the quad-core CPU, but harder than the 9360 because of the soldered-on Wi-Fi card. xps 13 9370 hackintosh

  • System Configuration → SATA Operation → AHCI
  • Security → Absolute → Disable (if present)
  • Security → TPM 2.0 → Disable
  • Security → Intel Software Guard Extensions (SGX) → Disable
  • Security → VT for Direct I/O (VT-d) → Disable (can re-enable later with DisableIoMapper quirk)
  • Security → Intel Platform Trust Technology → Disable
  • Boot → Secure Boot → Disable
  • Boot → Boot List Option → UEFI
  • Power Management → Block Sleep → Disable (keep default)
  • POST Behavior → Fastboot → Thorough

1. Introduction

The Dell XPS 13 9370 is a compact, Intel-U-series ultrabook with modern components (8th‑gen Intel CPU, integrated Intel UHD Graphics, NVMe storage, and various Wi‑Fi/BT modules). Its widespread popularity makes it a common Hackintosh target. This paper presumes macOS Ventura–monterey–sonoma era compatibility strategies and uses OpenCore as the preferred bootloader.

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