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[SUCCESS] blouse's "Hack Pro" :: i9-9900K + Z390 Aorus Pro + Vega 64 + TB3 + USB3 :: 100% working

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Do they show up in DiskUtility in the installer?
 
Thanks for looking @psedog. Regarding the kexts, I don't remember seeing EFICheck or RTCMem referenced in any of the guides, are they necessary? ...
I used them to troubleshoot an issue I was having, but never removed them as they don't seem to be hurting anything, lol. I will remove them when I get home now that you brought it up :lol:
 
You have to go to Disk Utility and format the disk before it will show up there.
Yesterday I was working on it and got my HD back on screen. After 2 attempts, I got to install and configure everything, but today I can't boot again...

Let's begin all the work again.
I'm downloading 10.14.6 now...

I'm almost asking for some working EFI to try here... hehehehe
 
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Yesterday I was working on it and got my HD back on screen. After 2 attempts, I got to install and configure everything, but today I can't boot again...

Let's begin all the work again.
I'm downloading 10.14.6 now...

I'm almost asking for some working EFI to try here... hehehehe
its better to do clean and build up EFI by yourself as other EFI might have files which might create issue to boot ,with basic drivers and kext read first post you must be able to boot fine as your system is good enough to boot mac os fine just a little reading might help
 
its better to do clean and build up EFI by yourself as other EFI might have files which might create issue to boot ,with basic drivers and kext read first post you must be able to boot fine as your system is good enough to boot mac os fine just a little reading might help

My first Hack was a i7-3770. It was simple and easy...
But this last was working fine. After a Gigabyte crazy BIOS that magically desappeared with my HD's...
Till this point I'm in a bad trip... kkkkkkkk
 
My first Hack was a i7-3770. It was simple and easy...
But this last was working fine. After a Gigabyte crazy BIOS that magically desappeared with my HD's...
Till this point I'm in a bad trip... kkkkkkkk
Reflash your BIOS and keep just the hard drive you wish to install on connected , i have faced the same concern long time back and reflashing bios solved with just 1 HD connected: i.e., Samsung SSD.
Hope it helps
 
Heya Blouse,

When trying to install Clover to the USB stick, I'm not seeing an option to "Customize" after I choose the drive to install to. Is there a step I'm missing? Thx!
 
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Figured out my video issues during OpenCL/Metal Geekbench tests... turns out, blindly following guides in haste is not advisable :) The device properties for the Vega 64 fan control in the first post can likely be revised for 10.14.5+ users. I removed it from my Clover config, and everything is hunky dory. Guess I should have realized that Vega 56 != Vega 64.

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