In this video, I'll explain how to install macOS Ventura on older, unsupported, Apple Mac models. This could be a fresh install, upgrade or dual boot. We will do this using the OpenCore Legacy Patcher. For this video, I'll be using an iMac late 2013 but this method should work for Mac Mini, Mac Pro, MacBook Air or Pro and different models of iMacs as well.

Newer version of macOS: Sonoma
In the meanwhile, macOS Sonoma has been released. A very similar method is available to install the latest version of macOS on unsupported hardware. I did a separate video that covers that version of macOS,. You can find that one over here:    • Install macOS Sonoma on unsupported m...  

All the steps I go through and commands or links I'm using in the video can be found in detail on my blog as well: https://jensd.be/1897/apple/install-m...

Other links used in the video:
- OpenCore Legacy Patcher Download: https://github.com/dortania/Opencore-...
- OpenCore Legacy Patcher website: https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-L...

Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
03:13 - Overview of process
03:55 - Prepare a USB drive of at least 16GB
04:58 - Download OpenCore Legacy Patcher
05:56 - Download the macOS Ventura installer
07:27 - Create a bootable USB drive from the downloaded installer
08:10 - Install OpenCore on the bootable USB drive
09:41 - Boot the installer from the USB drive and install macOS
14:12 - Install OpenCore on the internal hard-drive/SSD
15:50 - Optionally remove the boot picker and boot directly to macOS
16:35 - New features and outro