Recent content by gaucho

glad it worked for you. Frankly, I'm as naive as you are - I had just googled around, and found several settings to put in - I had figured it was an id issue from several other threads I read. Those settings worked the best - but I don't know if they are the best for you. my version is set at...

Final update: I noticed my system report showed 7MB RAM for the graphics. Went back into Clover Configurator, and injected a device ID of 0x04128086 and in the Graphics section I injected 0x0d220003 and checked "inject EDID & Intel". Everything is fine now. System boots properly, and zero...

update to my build's update to High Sierra. The build is the subject board, i5 Haswell, using integrated graphics, and an SSD boot drive. 1. (probably my fault) Clover update did not go well, so decided on a "fresh install" of High Sierra using Unibeast. Note: I did an AFS install; not HFS...

I tried updating Clover first (from Sierra), and then had issues with booting Sierra from the SSD. I attempted a direct update to High Sierra, which failed miserably. Since I had a solid backup on external via CC, I did a fresh install using UniBeast, and migrated everything from the backup...

I have this basic build using an i3 3225. The fan runs on high speed even with light cpu loading. Does anyone else have this issue or is it just me?

I upgraded to Sierra couple of weeks ago with no issues except Sound (fixed with Toleda pkg).

I had a stuttering problem, using an IOGear 521 and a powered USB hub 18 inches from my keyboard/mouse. I use the hub for charging/connecting other devices as well. I put the dongle on a USB extension away from the hub and other devices, and the stuttering completely stopped.

I had this same issue on my build trying to update Clover to the newest version. It would update the EFI folder on the boot volume, but would not update the UEFI partition, regardless of the settings. Finally, I mounted the EFI, moved its entire EFI folder to the desktop, and then copied the...

oops. :oops: was mislead by the "does not exist fix" on that page, and forgot how small the file was. Thanks for setting me straight.

I am an idiot. I just upgraded to osx 10.11.6, and lost audio. Toledas ALC-120 is not available on github, and since I had ALC-110 on my HDD, I ran that. THEN i look ands see it says not to run that with Clover bootloader (which, of course, I use). How do I undo my idiocy? do I need a new...

I started to use it, then I noticed they made a clear point that the program was intended for a genuine Mac, and that Hackintosh users did so at their own risk. Scared me off. Are you saying you have used it extensively with El Capitan with no problems?

I removed them, did the "touch", rebooted, and downloaded fresh kexts. the wifi kexts in Finder show 0 bytes, but works perfectly. the BT kexts show normal size, but without the dongle, the BT assistant cannot find anything to pair with (after a reboot). Plug in the dongle, and "BAM"...BT...

First, thanks for the excellent guide - I did a clean install on my GA-H87N-WIFI i3 machine, and most things are working. I originally had a bluetooth dongle which was working okay, but since my wifi card was incompatible with El Capitan, I decided to go with the Broadcom mini PCIE that you...

I originally used Toleda's command script to restore audio with El Capitan. After fixing my iMessage issues, I lost audio again, and had a bear of a time getting it back. the problem boiled down to not completely disabling Security before running the script. I had CSR value set at 0x11, but...