Note: All of this is experimental software and it should only be referred to for the purpose of testing.

The issue section has been disabled because people started reporting issues with single apps and libraries, and not with AMDFriend. This is EXPERIMENTAL SOFTWARE and NO SUPPORT FOR SPECIFIC LIBRARIES WAS EVER GIVEN. Again, you are on your own.

If there are issues SPECIFIC to AMDFriend I am sure y'all will know how to reach me eventually.

This project stems directly from the excellent guide made by tomnic over at the MacOS86 forums.

Since userland patching is not possible with Lilu on Big Sur+, manual patching of libraries of certain programs is needed to get them to work reliably on AMD hackintoshes.

Tomnic did outline some general bit patterns to search for, but then he admitted that a crude find and replace wouldn't be viable. This project uses regular expressions to find those patterns and patch them.

Only use this if you know what you're doing. Also, this is incomplete software.

Just grab the latest binary from the Releases section, mark it as executable, clear XAttrs as I cannot sign it, and use it. You can put it in your PATH (usually /usr/local/bin) if you want, for easy access.

You will need:

• Node.js: brew install nodejs
• Yarn (optional, used for contributions): brew install yarn

Install (and update) AMDFriend on your system with this command:

npm install -g amdfriend

Or, if you've installed yarn

yarn global add amdfriend

Use it with:

amdfriend "/path/to/your/library.dylib"

• Discord's Krisp module will only work if SIP is disabled. Reason is that the system usually won't load libraries that are not signed with the same key as the main application.
• Only patch libtbb and libtbbmalloc in Autocad 2024 -- there's a false positive inside one of the other libraries that, if patched, would crash the program on launch.

If you want to contribute to this project, clone it to your computer!

git clone https://github.com/NyaomiDEV/AMDFriend
cd AMDFriend
yarn
yarn test "/path/to/your/library.dylib"

Scan for patchable files in a directory:

amdfriend --dry-run --directories /path/to/dir /path/to/another/dir | grep "Routines found"

Scan for patchable files and patch them (NOT recommended, might use sudo in front of the command if patching directories not owned by the current user):

amdfriend --in-place --backup --sign --directories /path/to/dir /path/to/another/dir

Refer to the LICENSE file.

Tomnic, Tomnic and Tomnic again. You don't know him? He's this guy.