Matebook-X-Pro-2018 VS OpenCore-Multiboot

Any update will be available on my repo (atm there is no code... it will be published soon...)

Yes, it's very simple. Go to the link and download the 6.82 MB file. Make sure your laptop has 30% or more battery and make sure you plug in the charger before running the BIOS installation. If it's not 30% and plugged in, the BIOS will not install.

It's very complicated to set up and there's a guide here: https://github.com/profzei/Matebook-X-Pro-2018/wiki/Enable-BIOS-Secure-Boot-with-OpenCore. I forgot to save my EFI keys so now I can't revert back even if I wanted to.

Just to put to your attention: I updated my homepage with a warning against a user who stole all my EFI work for the exact same model of mine! ( ... i.e. Matebook X Pro 2018 with Monterey)

I was lucky there was already a guide on the internet, so it was just a matter of reading the documentation and having some patience :)

https://github.com/profzei/Matebook-X-Pro-2018/wiki/Enable-BIOS-Secure-Boot-with-OpenCore - I used this page to download the scripts required to sign the keys for my UEFI

Yes, dual boot is possible. Just follow this guide https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Multiboot/.

mate if you want to play with your hackintosh, check this or use a windows machine with Steam Link / Nvidia Gamestream.

Have a look at the multiboot section from OpenCore guide.

Install guide: https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Install-Guide/ Dual-booting notes: https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Multiboot/

hey, i am new too, but this guide helps a lot and i think this will answer your question: https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Multiboot/

There's a detailed guide in the sidebar that takes you through every step.

At first I used the prebuilt SSDTs the guide provided for my processor, they worked perfectly fine, 0 issues. Just for fun I also made the custom SSDTs with SSDTTime and as expected, no issues + no noticeable improvements. Dual Boot For the dual boot I am using a single disk for both OS and since the first time I tried installing I didn't want to delete my Windows install, I follow the guide, even tough my specific case wasn't available, it had another that said the order of install didn't matter so I went for it. It worked fine but when I wanted to do some cosmetic updates to OC, I realized I hadn't enough space on the EFI partition to copy the extra files needed (doesn't happen to everyone, it was just my Windows install which created just a 100Mb EFI partition), and as I couldn't find an easy solution to increase the size of the EFI partition I just reinstalled the OSes in the order suggested by the guide, which creates a bigger EFI partition and it worked perfectly. The guide says Windows might not be the easiest to install as a second OS, but my Windows 11 installation was very smooth and apart from the clock configuration I haven't had any issues with dual boot.