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OpenCore Big Sur does not get to the installer

Macbook2009

Macbook2009

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Motherboard
HP EliteOne 800 G1
CPU
i5-4590s
Graphics
Intel HD 4600
I tried to hackintosh my HP few days ago, but when booting the installer from the usb, I never got to the installer and got some error like: RT.GV wake-failure.
My specs are,
CPU: i5-4590s (Haswell)
iGPU: Intel HD Graphics 4600
Motherboard: Hewlett-Packard 18E6

I have attached the OpenCore log file and my config.plist.
 

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Macbook2009 said:
I tried to hackintosh my HP few days ago, but when booting the installer from the usb, I never got to the installer and got some error like: RT.GV wake-failure.
My specs are,
CPU: i5-4590s (Haswell)
iGPU: Intel HD Graphics 4600
Motherboard: Hewlett-Packard 18E6

I have attached the OpenCore log file and my config.plist.
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Your config.plist should be cleaned up ( example : AppleALC, AppleALCU, SMCDellSensor, SMCBattery, SMCLight, etc )

Go to Dortania documentation :

and start from scratch.
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Edit the line starting "ExecutablePath 1" to become "ExecutablePath"

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  • opencore-2024-04-26-153523.txt
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Macbook2009 said:
got some error like: RT.GV wake-failure
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Not really an error, seen often in boot sequences.

Boot in verbose mode and post a picture of the screen when it stops.
 
It is not good practice to have an NTFS drive connected while you are installing an Apple OS.
 
P1LGRIM said:
It is not good practice to have an NTFS drive connected while you are installing an Apple OS.
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If the drive I want to install MacOS onto is NTFS, how do I work around that?
 
Macbook2009 said:
If the drive I want to install MacOS onto is NTFS, how do I work around that?
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In the process of installing, you should reach to a "stage" where you choose "Disk Utility" to format your drive ....
 
Cosmix said:
In the process of installing, you should reach to a "stage" where you choose "Disk Utility" to format your drive ....
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Alright, i'll try disconnecting my windows drive and then try to boot the installer.
 
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