LazyHackintoshGenerator (Lazy Hackintosh Image Generator) For Mac

Lazy Hackintosh Generator is a small tool designed to help you prepare your OS X installer app or disk image to be used to install the operating system on a non-Apple machine.

Original versions of the Mac OS X installers cannot be deployed on machines that have not been produced by Apple for various reasons, such as the fact that the presence of an unauthorized hardware component will trigger a kernel panic.

You can prepare the installers to be compatible with your machine manually, but the LazyHackintoshGenerator application reduces everything to simple drag and drop movements. The utility also proves useful if your machine is not able to handle UEFI, or if you don’t have at least 2GB of RAM.

The LazyHackintoshGenerator user interface is represented by a small window on top of which you must drag and drop the installer images you want to process. Note that the utility will modify the source installation image.

LazyHackintoshGenerator is able to work with OS X install apps, install app images, or install ESD images. At the same time, you also get to load a custom kernel or deploy the Chameleon Extra folder to convert your installation into a Chameleon bootable image.

The user can monitor the entire procedure in the LazyHackintoshGenerator main window, the administrator password is required to complete the task, and the application will display a confirmation message when everything is done.

To sum up, LazyHackintoshGenerator just aims to simplify the process of getting an original OS X installation image ready to be deployed on a Hackintosh computer.

The LazyHackintoshGenerator app can be used to create a custom image size, to patch the MBR, to drop the Kernel or to load a custom one, to generate CDR images, or to load the Chameleon Extra folder to your image.