Edhawk
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That is because you haven't generated a full iMac Pro 1,1 SMBIOS.
To generate a new SMBIOS for your system do the following:
To generate a new SMBIOS for your system do the following:
- Select the Up/Down arrow icon in the bottom right hand corner (highlighted in the Red box) of the SMBIOS tab.
- From the drop down list displayed, select the iMacPro1,1 SMBIOS.
- This will populate your config.plist SMBIOS with the full range of data.
- Next you need to select the 'Check Coverage' Button (highlighted by the Cyan rectangle)
- This will take you to the Apple Support page, where it will check your Serial Number against their database of iMac Pro systems.
- Enter the code displayed on the Support page, and select the 'Continue' button.
- Check that the Serial Number was not registered with a real Mac.
- If you don't get the same screen as shown above, i.e. the Serial Number isn't valid, you need to regenerate a Serial number and try again until you do see the same screen as shown above. An invalid Serial means it is not being used by a real Mac, which is perfect for a Hack.