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Latest update: 2016/12/06
Hi everyone, so I've been trying out all the SSD NVMe kext from RehabMan and the older ones, but nope, my Mac OS Sierra still isn't showing up the m2 SSD drive.
I decided to install Sierra onto the HDD in the drive (named SierraHDD) and I'm making this post from this OS right now.
After installation, I managed to clone the whole HDD onto the plextor m8pegn m2 SSD (done using Windows 10 + Macrium Reflect, as the m2 SSD shows up in Windows 10 with all the motherboard drivers installed).
Windows boots fine on the plextor m8pegn m2 SSD - but this copy of SierraHDD on the SSD (which I named SierraSSD), is unable to boot - the Apple logo turns into the FAIL NO ENTRY icon after loading about 30%.
So I've come to the conclusion that as of this moment, plextor m8pegn m.2 m2 SSD pcie , does not work on Sierra Hackintosh + RehabMan Kext.
If you have ideas or have the same hardware, and would like to take part in the discussion on enabling this device in Mac OS Sierra, feel free to write back.
Hi everyone, so I've been trying out all the SSD NVMe kext from RehabMan and the older ones, but nope, my Mac OS Sierra still isn't showing up the m2 SSD drive.
I decided to install Sierra onto the HDD in the drive (named SierraHDD) and I'm making this post from this OS right now.
After installation, I managed to clone the whole HDD onto the plextor m8pegn m2 SSD (done using Windows 10 + Macrium Reflect, as the m2 SSD shows up in Windows 10 with all the motherboard drivers installed).
Windows boots fine on the plextor m8pegn m2 SSD - but this copy of SierraHDD on the SSD (which I named SierraSSD), is unable to boot - the Apple logo turns into the FAIL NO ENTRY icon after loading about 30%.
So I've come to the conclusion that as of this moment, plextor m8pegn m.2 m2 SSD pcie , does not work on Sierra Hackintosh + RehabMan Kext.
If you have ideas or have the same hardware, and would like to take part in the discussion on enabling this device in Mac OS Sierra, feel free to write back.
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