[SUCCESS] ASRock H81M-VG4 - Intel Celeron G1820 - GeForce GT 730
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Please help me!! I have the same setup but pc wont detect my graphics card neither in the device administrator or plugging my vga cable to the graphic card and then to my display doesn't seem to work the display will just stay freeze in a black backgorund, I've tried in another almost everything but nothings seems to work :/ i dont know if my mobo dont support the nvidia gt 730 btw my mobo is the same as yours. Also i cant download any driver i get plenty of errors when downloading them.
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Where can i find your tutorial?
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Check your BIOS settings, please.
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Primary Graphics Adapter.= PCI Express
PCIE1 link speed =Gen2
Share Memory = Auto
IGUP Multi-Monitor = Disabled
Render Standby = Disabled
On-board HD Audio = Disabled
On-board Lan = Disabled
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Here's my installation experience:
I started with a H81M-VG4 R2.0 which is slightly different to the OP's but functionality is the same it seems. Same processor as above.
I found that the onboard graphics and VGA port works fine for installation so no graphics card is required initially, but the onboard graphics are not fully supported and unaccelerated so not suitable for everyday use. I installed a compatible video card after I was finished. See additional notes below about graphics card.
I followed the standard instructions for creating a USB drive, using a USB 2.0 drive and the legacy option even though the BIOS is UEFI.
Once I created the install drive I replaced the files on the USB drive with the files from the OP, in particular replacing the existing config.plist on the USB.
Once the installation was complete I booted from the USB drive but selected the new installation in the Clover screen to startup with. I ran Multibeast to install Clover and the Ethernet driver. There did not seem to be a matching audio driver so I skipped it (I'll use a USB audio dongle).
Before I rebooted after the Multibeast installation I copied the same two files from the OP into the new EFI partition created on the new installation target disk.
I'm not sure if it's due to this board or some bad luck with the video cards I used, but the machine was very finicky about Nvidia cards. I tried a few Nvidia cards are they didn't appear at all on the system, like the hardware wasn't recognised. These were both older and newer cards.
I started with a H81M-VG4 R2.0 which is slightly different to the OP's but functionality is the same it seems. Same processor as above.
I found that the onboard graphics and VGA port works fine for installation so no graphics card is required initially, but the onboard graphics are not fully supported and unaccelerated so not suitable for everyday use. I installed a compatible video card after I was finished. See additional notes below about graphics card.
I followed the standard instructions for creating a USB drive, using a USB 2.0 drive and the legacy option even though the BIOS is UEFI.
Once I created the install drive I replaced the files on the USB drive with the files from the OP, in particular replacing the existing config.plist on the USB.
Once the installation was complete I booted from the USB drive but selected the new installation in the Clover screen to startup with. I ran Multibeast to install Clover and the Ethernet driver. There did not seem to be a matching audio driver so I skipped it (I'll use a USB audio dongle).
Before I rebooted after the Multibeast installation I copied the same two files from the OP into the new EFI partition created on the new installation target disk.
I'm not sure if it's due to this board or some bad luck with the video cards I used, but the machine was very finicky about Nvidia cards. I tried a few Nvidia cards are they didn't appear at all on the system, like the hardware wasn't recognised. These were both older and newer cards.
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Hi. What did you do to make Audio work? What kext/method did you do to make it recognize ALC662?
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Hi onofre!
I dont remember, sorry. I sold this configuration, but there is not hard to make it work.
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Hi carlospedros!
I used Clover Clover V2.3K r3320 (Legacy), and i created dsdt ACPI patch for this processor.
In the attachment you can found two files.
-config.plist
-ssdt-2.aml
If you have the clover installer USB stick, simply copy these two files in the right places:
config.plist: USB drive/EFI/Clover
ssdt-2.aml: USB drive/EFI/Clover/ACPI/patched
The CPU Display name ("2,7 GHz Intel Celeron G1820") in the About This Mac is a litle tricky, but i tell you how to do later, because i must go to work now.
I hope this help!
Bence
Edit: Sorry, i uploaded wrong config.plist first time. Please use one which is in the "G1820-H81M-VG4 Clover.zip" archive. My first tyme uploaded is from my system drive, so it have another modifications (for example autoboot from first drive, and nvidia inject).
Will this work with the celecron g1840
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