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- Aug 4, 2017
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- Motherboard
- Asus Strix B250f
- CPU
- i7 7000k
- Graphics
- Palit GTX 960
- Mac
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Hello Hackintoshers...
I've managed to get to the install screen for Sierra having faked my CPUID using the Clover configurator as I'm running a i7 7700k CPU. The only problem I am facing is that none of my drives show up for me to format them for MacOS in Disk Utility, only my USB which I am using to install shows up. I have a Crucial SSD and 2x Seagate 2TB HDDs connected using SATA cables to my mobo.
I have done some Googling and found that I need to change my drive settings to AHCI in . my BIOS, however there is no option for this in my BIOS. I found out that my Mobo only supports ACHI, I assume as it is a new(er) model (link). I'm stuck now
Are there any kexts I can install or anything I can do in my BIOS to allow MacOS to see the drives?
Specs:
Mobo: ASUS Strix B250f Gaming
CPU: i7 7700k
SSD I want to install on: Crucial V Series 240GB (currently has Windows 10 on it)
I've managed to get to the install screen for Sierra having faked my CPUID using the Clover configurator as I'm running a i7 7700k CPU. The only problem I am facing is that none of my drives show up for me to format them for MacOS in Disk Utility, only my USB which I am using to install shows up. I have a Crucial SSD and 2x Seagate 2TB HDDs connected using SATA cables to my mobo.
I have done some Googling and found that I need to change my drive settings to AHCI in . my BIOS, however there is no option for this in my BIOS. I found out that my Mobo only supports ACHI, I assume as it is a new(er) model (link). I'm stuck now
Are there any kexts I can install or anything I can do in my BIOS to allow MacOS to see the drives?
Specs:
Mobo: ASUS Strix B250f Gaming
CPU: i7 7700k
SSD I want to install on: Crucial V Series 240GB (currently has Windows 10 on it)