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Thank you for your response. I wasn't aware you needed a larger EFI partition for multi-booting UEFI Windows via Clover. I'd also like to state my post wasn't intended to contradict the written guide as it's not something that I was aware of that existed, so please accept my apology. My post...

Hi there, Firstly I'd like to clarify and empathise that you do not need to format your new SSD for Windows. The Windows installer will handle all of this for you, formatting the drive to the NTFS format. macOS' Disk Utility cannot format the drive to NTFS, as this is a proprietary format...

Amazing @apfelquark8 and congratulations! Glad you're backup with your hackintosh and thank you for sharing the location of your automated EFI backup, I'm sure it'll help others. :D

You can boot using your backup EFI on your USB. To do so: Plug in your USB into the host machine; Boot into BIOS and select to boot from the USB; From there select your macOS install; Once booted, mount the EFI on the HDD/SSD and replace it with the backup from your USB. (This will perform a...

Update: I eventually managed to boot into the macOS Catalina installer successfully! Not only so, but my machine is now running Catalina 10.15.6. (I finally now need to perform some post-installation processes.) To successfully boot, the changes I made to the config.plist are: Under Booter >...

Hi all, :) I'm having some difficulty installing macOS Catalina 10.15.6 (fresh install using Opencore 0.6.0) on my 2012 custom built machine. I have macOS Mojave running on this machine as MacPro5,1 and I've previously had other versions of macOS too using Unibeast/Multibeast. I'm aware...

I've tried all the solutions in this thread (and all pages) but with no avail. I did get lucky a few times where it would shut down, but it was purely by chance I believe. The solution which worked for me in the end was adding "FixShutdown_0004" with the value true to the config.plist using...

It's an Intel 9 series motherboard. :-) On another note, for 5/6 series motherboards using legacy boot mode/non-UEFI is recommended. Is this still the case if your 6 series motherboard has UEFI support? Thanks.

I can confirm the Nvidia GeForce GTX 680 2048MB reference card (non-Mac) works with Mojave too. :-)

Thank you for your quick reply. I’ve installed High Sierra afresh on a SSD, everything seems to be working including the GPU (+ dual monitors) and to my surprise also the sound. I’m going to try giving it an update to Mojave rather than a fresh install and hopefully that works well. I’ll reply...

Are there any known issues with Mojave and the reference GTX 680 (non-Mac edition)? I’ve been trying to upgrade to Mojave but I don’t seem to have any GPU acceleration and I can’t seem to get a second monitor to work. I was previously running Sierra with no problems. I’m currently installing...