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I did not as I thought I was still able to "boot".However, I am now typing this from OS X on my Dell 7559. Thank you so much for the guide!

I was able to resolve the issue by creating a new install USB. However my new issue is that after the reboot my computer goes into what I imagine is a kernel panic and has the apple logo with a loading bar flash for a millisecond before the screen goes blank and then has a line or two of the...

Thanks for this guide! I was able to overcome the 2 line error and get into the install process. However I have reached a new hiccup: I get through to the end of the install to be told there was an error during the install and to try the process again. I tried to run the install again and get...

I'm abroad for the next couple of months so I won't be able to tackle this until then. I see that you've been able to overcome the problem though. Do you have an M.2 drive and a HDD? So all you had connected for the install was just the M.2 drive correct?

And version 3354, which is a version that worked for the creator of the guide, is not yielding a different result

So I added VboxHFS and removed the string from the config.plist, tried the USB in all of the different ports I have and still stuck at same place on boot. I'll try out an older version of clover next. Any other ideas?

Thanks, I'll give that a try.

Would you be able to post the VboxHFS file? My version of clover won't load it nor will unibeast.

Isn't it disabled by the config.plist?

And in this link is the result of that. Progress at least... I also included images of the options menu, graphics menu, and PCI devices menu.

I was finally able to change DVMT prealloc using AFUWINGUI. With that, I went through the Clover USB setup guide and still am getting this: Attached is my EFI folder.

So were your findings that with Dell machines, the DVMT prealloc cannot be adjusted unless you do something to unlock it? Where did you get your information for unlocking it? I'm working with Insyde BIOS on my Inspiron and am also getting the same error. I've been searching around for an Insyde...

When you extract Dxe Core using PhoenixTools it gives you a "DUMP" folder with numerous .ROM files. Attached is the what setup_var returns when I input the DVMT variable. Any idea what it means when it says "offset is out of range"?

They're Insyde and if you get the version with the UHD screen then yes, you will have to adjust the DVMT. Everything I'm seeing indicates that it should be reset to 96MB.

Pardon my insertion of "s". Roger that, so then move all kexts into Clover/kexts/Other. Question about this: reading through This guide I'm lead to believe that Dxe core is supposed to have ROMs that begin with "FE3542FE". This is not the case for the 7559's BIOS v 1.1.5 from Dell, there are...