Recent content by ElGordito

I'm running the USDT version with an i7-3770s, 8GB of ram and a 320GB HDD. Also on v3.04 BIOS. If you find a solution please let me know. I would love to be able to reboot while I am out of the house if I needed too. Here is the tread that has the most info that I have found so far...

Shut down the computer and unplug the 4TB drive. Remove the 4-port hub, and connect the 2TB drive. See if the computer will boot up normally. I have a 1TB WD drive for Time Machine back ups and a 8TB WD Easystore. If I try to boot the computer with the 8TB drive hooked up it will stop at the HP...

1) Some people have reported that they had power management from the get go. I would say it's not crucial to generate a SSDT. I did and if you want to just follow this guide https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/quick-guide-to-generate-a-ssdt-for-cpu-power-management.177456/ 2) As far as FakeSMC...

I wonder if this has to do with the resolution of your display. Maybe if you're hooked up to a display that has a higher resolution then 1080. My setup is connected to a 1080p TV with a DP to HDMI adapter. I have legacy support disabled and the HD4000 graphics is working fine here.

I'll try it after a while. I borked my computer so I'm doing a fresh install later today. This is my first hackentosh and went balls to the wall playing with stuff. Thankfully I got this to play around with so nothing is lost other then my time.

If we are using the onboard Intel HD4000 graphics can we turn off legacy support?

I don't have any to test that. They easy store is externally powered.

I have an HP 8300 USDT w/ i7-3770s with high Sierra. It boots up and runs just fine until I plug in my 8TB Easystore. If I plug it in after its up and running everything is fine. If I plug it in and then turn it on it will not go past the HP splash screen. Google hasn't returned anything to fix...