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Installing the Latest macOS on an HP 250 G6 Hackintosh (Currently on Big Sur)
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GUIDE STEP BY STEP: If you are currently running macOS Big Sur on your HP 250 G6 Hackintosh, you can upgrade to the latest version of macOS (Sonoma) with the proper preparation. Here's how to do it: 1. Check Compatibility of macOS Sonoma CPU : The HP 250 G6 typically comes with Intel 7th Gen (Kaby Lake) processors, which are compatible with macOS Sonoma, but it will require proper configuration. Graphics : Depending on your model, you might have Intel HD Graphics 620. Make sure you're using updated WhateverGreen.kext and Lilu.kext to ensure graphics support. Wi-Fi : If you're using Intel Wi-Fi, you'll need the itlwm.kext to enable Wi-Fi. Alternatively, you can use a macOS-compatible Wi-Fi card like a Broadcom chip (e.g., BCM94360). 2. Prepare OpenCore/Clover for the Upgrade Update OpenCore/Clover : Ensure that you have the latest version of OpenCore (preferably 0.9.x) or Clover (if you're still using Clover). Sonoma may require updated bootloaders for proper func...
Install issue
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Hi, I am currently trying to install Big Sur on my rig and its showing the apple logo and stuck at the very start of the loading bar underneath the apple logo, here is my EFI can anyone help me out? Author: jake67 [► Source]
Troubleshooting macOS Big Sur Installation Errors on Intel Core i7 2600
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Guide: Introduction: If you encounter errors during the macOS Big Sur installation on a system with an Intel Core i7 2600, Asus P8Z68-V Pro motherboard, and RX 580 GPU, this guide will help you identify and troubleshoot the issues. Follow the steps below to address potential causes of the errors. Requirements: macOS Big Sur USB installer Basic understanding of Hackintosh configuration Patience and attention to detail Step 1: Check Hardware Compatibility: Confirm that your hardware components, including the RX 580 GPU, are compatible with macOS Big Sur. Consult online forums and resources to verify successful Hackintosh installations with similar configurations. Step 2: Confirm BIOS/UEFI Settings: Access the BIOS/UEFI settings on your Asus P8Z68-V Pro motherboard during boot. Ensure that virtualization technology (VT-x) is enabled. Disable Secure Boot if present. Confirm that SATA mode is set to AHCI. Step 3: USB Installer Configuration: Verify that your macOS Big Sur USB installer is ...
No signal after verbose unless I use mini displayport
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On my hack, I'm currently running Sierra, as in High Sierra and later, I just get no signal after verbose unless I use Mini DisplayPort, to use HDMI or DVI I have to run Sierra, which is an issue for me, as I no longer have access to a mini displayport monitor and my monitor hooks up via DVI, and since Firefox has recently ended support for Sierra, I want to get Big Sur or Catalina working. What could I do to get it working? I've attached my config.plist. Author: Lost-Entrepreneur439 [► Source]
High-Performance Hackintosh Build: Dell Precision Tower 7910 with Dual Xeon E5-2699 v4 and RX5700XT on Big Sur
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GUIDE: etc.) to EFI/OC/Kexts . Insert the necessary SSDT files for your hardware in EFI/OC/ACPI . Configure your config.plist according to your hardware specifics, ensuring correct settings for CPU, GPU, and peripherals. Step 5: Installing macOS Big Sur Insert the USB installer into the Dell Precision Tower 7910. Boot from the USB drive by selecting it as the boot device. Once in the macOS installer, use Disk Utility to format the SATA drive where you plan to install macOS. Proceed with the installation of macOS Big Sur on the selected drive. Step 6: Post-Installation Setup After installation, mount the EFI partition of your system's drive. Copy the EFI folder from the USB installer to the system's EFI partition. Boot from the system's drive to ensure that macOS loads correctly. Step 7: Fine-Tuning macOS Run the necessary software updates from System Preferences. Configure system preferences for energy saver, display, and sound to optimize for your setup. Install addition...
Troubleshooting Sony Notebook OpenCore Boot Issues for macOS Big Sur
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To assist you with the Sony notebook boot problems while using OpenCore to boot macOS Big Sur, we need to address the issue step-by-step. Here's a troubleshooting guide to help you resolve common boot problems: 1. Check Your BIOS Settings:    - Ensure that Secure Boot is disabled.    - Set SATA mode to AHCI.    - Disable Fast Boot.    - Make sure VT-d is disabled (or enable DisableIoMapper in your config if macOS requires VT-d). 2. Verify OpenCore Configuration:    - Make sure you're using the latest version of OpenCore.    - Review your `config.plist` file. Validate it against the OpenCore configuration PDF to ensure all settings are correct for your hardware and the version of macOS you're installing. 3. EFI Folder Structure:    - Verify the structure of your EFI folder. It should contain the necessary drivers (UEFI drivers in `EFI/OC/Drivers`), Kexts (in `EFI/OC/Kexts`), and your `config.plist` file should be in `E...
How to make a perfect clone of my boot disk?
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Hi everyone. I'd like to clone my Hackintosh boot disk for a simple reason: I want to install the Apple system updates in the clone disk, in my second Hackintosh, before doing it on the fully functional HD of my first hackintosh. Put simply, I would like to have two identical disks that can boot the same way, so that I can test the compatibility of updates first on one disk, the "second Hackintosh", and then on the other. I cloned the system disk with Carbon Copy Cloner and then the UEFI... Read more Author: crybbio [► Source]
ASUS Prime Z490-A, Intel Core i9-10850K, 64GB RAM, Geforce GT740
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Hi guys this is from a friend who has trouble with her Hackintosh built: My specs are: CPU : Intel Core i9-10850K GPU : Geforce GT740 RAM : 64 GB Motherboard : ASUS Prime Z490-A My computer runs fine, but has these really random crashes, no matter what I do, it suddenly goes black and restarts, no matter what, working on Logic, copying files, opening the EFI partition. Everything can crash the system. I have sat for 5 days now and cannot fix this issue, can anyone... Read more Author: hagybear [► Source]
Selecting macOS Installer does nothing
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When I select macOS installer in the OpenCore boot picker, it says OK but macOS doesn't boot and stays in the picker. After about 15 minutes, the OK is gone and I need to pick something in the picker again. Please help and sorry for the bad English. specs : profile Author: d0139071 [► Source]
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Hi It is the first boot (the one with the recovery) and I'm stuck on the Apple logo with the loading screen.(Loading bar is at around the halfway point) I've tried waiting (~2hrs) Using OpenCore 0.9.6-Release on macOS 11 (Big Sur) Please help. Thanks. SPECS: Quadro P600 Xeon W-2123 (kaby lake) HP Z4 G4 Workstation. attached config plist Author: shubhankar [► Source]
tonymacx86 tools
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I've only updated to Catalina on my build because I don't see any tonymacx86 tools for anything later. Obviously there are work around, but I've been getting lazier as I get older. hehe. Is it a concern? Or just dive in an upgrade? I'll read through the guides for sure. Just want a nudge in the right direction. GA-Z87X-UD5H motherboard with i7 processor. Author: TheBearAk [► Source]
HP 450 g8
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Hello guys, I hope yall having a good day. Just wanted to ask if anyone could create EFI file for hp 450 g8 or guide me how to do it please? My specs are : Processor 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-1135G7 @ 2.40GHz 2.42 GHz Installed RAM 12,0 GB (11,3 GB usable) System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor Pen and touch No pen or touch input is available for this display Graphics intel iris xe graphics Wi-fi intel wi-fi 6 AX201 160 Mhz I can take care of audio... Read more Author: Monsterb947 [► Source]