CaseySJ
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Have you seen post #2452?Any thoughts?? Recommendations??
Have you seen post #2452?Any thoughts?? Recommendations??
Because you have an Nvidia GTX 770, it is very possible that you will encounter a unique set of problems that are not mentioned in this guide. For example:I've tried to recreate your install to the letter.I have a Z390 M gaming but would expect it to be close to the same. I get stuck at the "final" install. I've also seen some weird bios screen as well....it's attached.
Mobo updated to F5 and everything as you prescribed. 6 days in getting demoralized......
Nothing wrong there. You have a smaller set of child nodes because you're running in Headless Mode. My screenshot is for non-headless mode.I seem to be showing something wrong here?
I really like @jaymonkey's kext installation guide. It takes only a few minutes to read, and it might help you understand why you had problems with changing device-id. (Of course, when you use WhateverGreen, you should not use "InjectIntel" at the same time.)I have to slowly study where I made a mistake. I also need to learn more in tonymacx86.
Thank you very much for your patience.
Welcome to the forum! UAD devices have been quite reliable on this system as you can see from the Thunderbolt 3 Experiences section. Are you using the Apollo Twin or Apollo Twin Mk2?Casey, thanks so much for making my introduction into the world of hackintosh this smooth...
Thanks to this whole forum on which I've spent countless hours before committing
The one and only thing I just can't figure out is my Apollo Twin... The problem i'm having (i think) has nothing to do with the apollo itself, but moreso with the UAD software... I get a "Driver Not Installed Correctly" error when trying to open the UAD Software. What I've found is that after installing the software and a restart you should be able to grant permission in Security & Privacy to the UAD software. That should solve the problem... unfortunately that granting of permission never shows up for me. UAD says reinstalling and rebooting should solve the issue which it doesn't for me.
Did anybody get their UAD software running on Mojave 10.14.3?
I will read your recommended article!I really like @jaymonkey's kext installation guide. It takes only a few minutes to read, and it might help you understand why you had problems with changing device-id.
Cute!I'm back with a fully operational Hackintosh! (No iCloud, Bluetooth/Airport and not put in case yet)
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Thanks again to this amazing forum and especially all the people making the Hackintosh possible (and I'm not thinking of Tim now…).
Ouch, we cannot escape the laws of statistics. There'll be a defective DIMM every so often. If you are within your return/exchange window, please do so.Yes the dreaded sleep wake problem, everything else checks out and works fine new power supply all drives show everything is fine. fcpx works in headless mode but this computer just decides it doesnt want to wake up at times and sometimes gets stuck in the clover boot menu. i think i need to check my memory as thats all i can think of as i cant even install windows it fails during the installation.
OK I did the memtest and it froze but I got this
I also ran the test again
Thanks, really curious if it's in fact PCIe 3.0 X1. According to Marvell 88SE9215 product brief and datasheet, I'm not holding my breath. Everything points to PCIe 2.0 X1 or X2 capability...
Datasheet
Product Brief
Fingers crossed!
Fortunately this motherboard has Thunderbolt 3. Instead of installing 6 or 8 SATA drives internally, you have the option of using an external Thunderbolt 3 enclosure such as:Thank you so much for looking it up! I can see now a couple of questions on that right on the product page. Now have to think again what to do with it ...
@rj510,
WiFi/Bluetooth Card
This is interesting, but consistent with the Designare Z390, which also seems to dislike having these cards in x1 slots. Because your Vantec FireWire x1 card works in a x1 slot, it's rather puzzling why the Fenvi and OSXWiFi Broadcom cards are failing in those slots. The Broadcom card and PCIe adapter listed in the Components section of this guide work flawlessly in a x1 slot on the Designare.