How to Download Big Sur for Android and Create a Bootable USB Installer

Are you interested in creating a Hackintosh, a computer that runs macOS on non-Apple hardware? If so, you've come to the right place. In this article, we'll walk you through the process of downloading Big Sur for Android and creating a bootable USB installer.

Gathering the Necessary Tools

Before we dive into the instructions, make sure you have the necessary programs downloaded. You'll need OC_GEN-X, MountEFI, and ProperTree. Follow these links to download the zip files:

* OC_GEN-X: Download the latest release by clicking on the 'Code' button and then 'Download Zip'

* MountEFI: Click on the 'Code' button and then 'Download Zip'

* ProperTree: Click on the 'Code' button and then 'Download Zip'

Using MacOS to Create a Bootable USB Installer

Creating a bootable USB installer is a straightforward process, but it's much simpler when done on a Mac. If possible, find a Mac machine to use for this step. The process is slightly different when using Windows, which we'll cover later.

Downloading Big Sur and Creating a Bootable USB Installer

To create the bootable USB installer, you'll need a USB drive with at least 16GB of free space. You can also use specific parts that I used in my build, but it's possible to install macOS on a wide variety of hardware. For reference, check out the list of compatible parts in the video description.

In the video above, we demonstrate step-by-step how to build a computer that will work as a Hackintosh. Check this website to see what hardware is compatible with a Hackintosh. Keep in mind that many computer parts can be used for Hackintoshes, and it's not illegal to create one for personal use. However, it does go against Apple's End User License Agreement.

By following these steps, you'll have Big Sur downloaded and ready to install on your Android device. Remember to carefully follow the instructions to ensure a smooth installation process. Happy building!

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