Recent content by ammulder

It seems unlikely it me that it's the processor difference. Normally it means the SMBIOS is wrong, so it may be a problem with your config.plist on the EFI partition of your install flash drive. I haven't used Bluetooth myself. As you can see in the post above, it could cause problems waking...

Mine are wired.

Yes, I let the OS put the monitor to sleep, and then I wave the mouse or click around the keyboard to wake it up.

Here's my build with the RX 580: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-asrock-z390-phantom-gaming-itx-ac-i9-9900k-rx-580.268992/

Yes. You can also remove individual ports with boot arguments if you want to leave all the ports in the AML file.

I believe InjectATI and InjectNvidia are for really old cards, but InjectIntel still seems to be needed for integrated graphics. However, for the RX 560, I think all the graphics injects should be false since you don't want active Intel graphics (you just want the integrated GPU there as a...

I haven't tried sleep.

I think we need to be clear on whether that EFI you just posted is meant to test on integrated graphics or with the RX560. I would not expect it to work on integrated graphics, because the SMBIOS is set for 18,3 (model with GPU) and you have inject intel=false. But I would ALSO not expect it...

I think with a SSD in Mojave, you don't have much of an option except APFS. I'm pretty sure it will convert an HFS+ volume to APFS during the installation, and I'm not aware of any workaround (there was a workaround in High Sierra, but I heard they removed it in Mojave). In any case, you...

Please fill out the system information in your profile. It is not optional. Make sure you're using the recommended BIOS settings.

@Greek07, you should be able to install Clover to the system drive and configure it just like you configured the USB Flash drive (except in the Clover install be sure to select EmuVariableUefi-64 and Install RC scripts to target volume), and then you should be able to boot without the flash...

OK, your latest screenshot shows the well-known "Still waiting for root device" problem. This happens when macOS tries to read your install drive and can't. Normally that means you're using a USB3 device, and your boot drive isn't set up to support USB3 on your board (commonly only USB2 is...

For 10.14.2, I would make sure you try ig-platform-id 0x3E9B0007, and if that doesn't work, also try 0x3EA50000 -- those should both be valid for a desktop Coffee Lake CPU with UHD 630. If neither works alone, try each with the FakeID/IntelGFX Device ID set. I'm not completely sure of the...

A verbal description usually isn't good enough, and, meaning no offense, you don't know enough about the boot process to quote one line and expect that to be the relevant one. Please: Ensure you have all the recommended BIOS settings in place Zip up the EFI folder on the drive you're...

@Greek07 is there a problem? Installing normally involves a few restarts. If you think something's wrong, we're going to need substantially more detail to troubleshoot. :)