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 ## Introduction
-macOS Sonoma is the newest macOS version (which always is a challenge for Hackintosh) and installing it on an older laptop is an extra challenge. In this post I will talk about how I successfully hackintoshed the XPS 9370.
+macOS Sonoma is the newest macOS version (which always is a challenge for Hackintosh) and installing it on an older laptop is an extra challenge. In this post I will talk about how I successfully hackintoshed the XPS 9370. Note that currently online installers do not work for Sonoma, so you require an Apple machine or a Hackintosh to create an offline installer (first you create a FAT32 partition called EFI (Size around 200MB), then you make an Mac OS Extended (Journaled) partition called MyVolume, then you follow [this Apple guide](https://support.apple.com/en-mide/HT201372)).
 
 ## Spoiler: What works?
 Before you continue reading, you probably want to know whether the effort will be worth it. So here is what works and what does not.

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-      <description>Introduction macOS Sonoma is the newest macOS version (which always is a challenge for Hackintosh) and installing it on an older laptop is an extra challenge. In this post I will talk about how I successfully hackintoshed the XPS 9370.
-Spoiler: What works? Before you continue reading, you probably want to know whether the effort will be worth it. So here is what works and what does not.
-Working 4k resolution Trackpad (not as nice as an actual MacBook trackpad but good enough.</description>
+      <description>Introduction macOS Sonoma is the newest macOS version (which always is a challenge for Hackintosh) and installing it on an older laptop is an extra challenge. In this post I will talk about how I successfully hackintoshed the XPS 9370. Note that currently online installers do not work for Sonoma, so you require an Apple machine or a Hackintosh to create an offline installer (first you create a FAT32 partition called EFI (Size around 200MB), then you make an Mac OS Extended (Journaled) partition called MyVolume, then you follow this Apple guide).</description>
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@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ <h1 class="title">Hackintosh #3: Running Sonoma on XPS 9370 (i7 8550u - 4k displ
 
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 			<h2 id="introduction">Introduction</h2>
-<p>macOS Sonoma is the newest macOS version (which always is a challenge for Hackintosh) and installing it on an older laptop is an extra challenge. In this post I will talk about how I successfully hackintoshed the XPS 9370.</p>
+<p>macOS Sonoma is the newest macOS version (which always is a challenge for Hackintosh) and installing it on an older laptop is an extra challenge. In this post I will talk about how I successfully hackintoshed the XPS 9370. Note that currently online installers do not work for Sonoma, so you require an Apple machine or a Hackintosh to create an offline installer (first you create a FAT32 partition called EFI (Size around 200MB), then you make an Mac OS Extended (Journaled) partition called MyVolume, then you follow <a href="https://support.apple.com/en-mide/HT201372">this Apple guide</a>).</p>
 <h2 id="spoiler-what-works">Spoiler: What works?</h2>
 <p>Before you continue reading, you probably want to know whether the effort will be worth it. So here is what works and what does not.</p>
 <h3 id="working">Working</h3>

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-Spoiler: What works? Before you continue reading, you probably want to know whether the effort will be worth it. So here is what works and what does not.
-Working 4k resolution Trackpad (not as nice as an actual MacBook trackpad but good enough.</description>
+      <description>Introduction macOS Sonoma is the newest macOS version (which always is a challenge for Hackintosh) and installing it on an older laptop is an extra challenge. In this post I will talk about how I successfully hackintoshed the XPS 9370. Note that currently online installers do not work for Sonoma, so you require an Apple machine or a Hackintosh to create an offline installer (first you create a FAT32 partition called EFI (Size around 200MB), then you make an Mac OS Extended (Journaled) partition called MyVolume, then you follow this Apple guide).</description>
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-Spoiler: What works? Before you continue reading, you probably want to know whether the effort will be worth it. So here is what works and what does not.
-Working 4k resolution Trackpad (not as nice as an actual MacBook trackpad but good enough.</description>
+      <description>Introduction macOS Sonoma is the newest macOS version (which always is a challenge for Hackintosh) and installing it on an older laptop is an extra challenge. In this post I will talk about how I successfully hackintoshed the XPS 9370. Note that currently online installers do not work for Sonoma, so you require an Apple machine or a Hackintosh to create an offline installer (first you create a FAT32 partition called EFI (Size around 200MB), then you make an Mac OS Extended (Journaled) partition called MyVolume, then you follow this Apple guide).</description>
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-Spoiler: What works? Before you continue reading, you probably want to know whether the effort will be worth it. So here is what works and what does not.
-Working 4k resolution Trackpad (not as nice as an actual MacBook trackpad but good enough.</description>
+      <description>Introduction macOS Sonoma is the newest macOS version (which always is a challenge for Hackintosh) and installing it on an older laptop is an extra challenge. In this post I will talk about how I successfully hackintoshed the XPS 9370. Note that currently online installers do not work for Sonoma, so you require an Apple machine or a Hackintosh to create an offline installer (first you create a FAT32 partition called EFI (Size around 200MB), then you make an Mac OS Extended (Journaled) partition called MyVolume, then you follow this Apple guide).</description>
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