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Hi!
I have literally the exact same build as OP, and followed instructions carefully.
Used the last El Capitan version of MultiBeast to set the UEFI boot mode and because the Sierra versions have a different "Quick Start Menu" that invariably caused kernel panic upon reboot. Also, the later versions of MultiBeast don't include the Intelimaus kext or the audio kexts described in the guide / video.
The only way I could get OS X to boot with NVIDIA web drivers enabled was to follow the instructions here: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/solving-nvidia-driver-install-loading-problems.161256/ for "Problem 6."
This meant I had to install an updated version of Clover and include EmuVariableUefi-64 .
Everything seems to be playing nicely. All USB ports work... just not for USB storage devices.
This is my very first time attempting a Hackintosh and, to be honest, my very first time building my own PC, so I'm an absolute noob. I used KextBeast to install the latest version of the USBInjectall kext and ran the package included in MultiBeast to increase the Port Limit ("Clover-USB-Port-Limit.pkg"), and still no luck.
Can anyone PLEASE give me the absolute idiot's guide to getting my USB mass storage devices to be recognized by OS X 10.12.3?
EDIT:
Using Rehabman's USBInjectAll kext correctly and applying the port limit patch using Multibeast seems to have corrected these issues (see https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-10-11-usb-changes-and-solutions.173616/) and all USB ports are working as required.
HOWEVER, according to his guide, the patch will potentially cause problems and "strange behavior" down the line unless I create a custom SSDT for the kext? His instructions sound very intensive for a noob like myself. Curious if OP had any of these issues and if so what he did about them. OR, since I'm using the same mobo, if he has any insight as to my best options here.
I have literally the exact same build as OP, and followed instructions carefully.
Used the last El Capitan version of MultiBeast to set the UEFI boot mode and because the Sierra versions have a different "Quick Start Menu" that invariably caused kernel panic upon reboot. Also, the later versions of MultiBeast don't include the Intelimaus kext or the audio kexts described in the guide / video.
The only way I could get OS X to boot with NVIDIA web drivers enabled was to follow the instructions here: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/solving-nvidia-driver-install-loading-problems.161256/ for "Problem 6."
This meant I had to install an updated version of Clover and include EmuVariableUefi-64 .
Everything seems to be playing nicely. All USB ports work... just not for USB storage devices.
This is my very first time attempting a Hackintosh and, to be honest, my very first time building my own PC, so I'm an absolute noob. I used KextBeast to install the latest version of the USBInjectall kext and ran the package included in MultiBeast to increase the Port Limit ("Clover-USB-Port-Limit.pkg"), and still no luck.
Can anyone PLEASE give me the absolute idiot's guide to getting my USB mass storage devices to be recognized by OS X 10.12.3?
EDIT:
Using Rehabman's USBInjectAll kext correctly and applying the port limit patch using Multibeast seems to have corrected these issues (see https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-10-11-usb-changes-and-solutions.173616/) and all USB ports are working as required.
HOWEVER, according to his guide, the patch will potentially cause problems and "strange behavior" down the line unless I create a custom SSDT for the kext? His instructions sound very intensive for a noob like myself. Curious if OP had any of these issues and if so what he did about them. OR, since I'm using the same mobo, if he has any insight as to my best options here.
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