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Okay, i tried it but unfortunately it didn't help. But still thanks for all your effort! Would be awesome if @GDS can help, but apparently an ES version behaves a bit different than expected.

Ah okay, i tried that and still either hung at End Random Seed (with xcpm_bootstrap) or the previous mentioned error (acpiPSArrayObj is not an valid OSArray). I also tried updating to 10.14.1 with your 10.14.1 performance patches but got the same issues.

The _xcpm_bootstrap patch (89D804C4 3C227722 -> 89D804C1 3C227722) and macOs 10.14.0

Hi, thank you for your reply. I tried your EFI-folder but it hanged at End RandomSeed in at Clover. When i disabled _xcpm_bootstrap patch i was able to boot but with the same error messages i got before (acpiPSArrayObj is not an valid OSArray). I did all of the microcode updates and disabled...

Oh sorry if you didn't see it. I "quoted" my first post on page 42 where I explained my situation in more detail including my EFI folder. However I did not get a response so i thought i'd try it again. Yes i did the microcode update and MSR unlock for my BIOS. For completeness i uploaded it again.

Hello again, @kgp have you seen my post? I unfortunately still cannot figure out why it isn't working. Maybe the AppleIntelInfo output can help: Settings: ------------------------------------------ logMSRs..................................: 1 logIGPU..................................: 0...

Hi, first of all thanks for the detailed guide. I am really close to having a fully working Hackintosh. However, the power management has always been an issue for me. I have an ASUS X99-A/USB3.1 with a Xeon E5-2658v3 ES. I first hoped it would just work with your BIOS settings and the configured...

I know that reviving older topics is often not really appreciated but i just wanted to give a optimisation hint. Instead of using /dev/disk# in the dd command, you can just use /dev/rdisk which results in much faster transfer times. Maybe the thread creator can edit this topic.

Hi, after finally finishing installing Sierra on my new X99 build I came to the problem of working speed stepping. After reading many threads I've built a SSDT for my CPU with the script from PikerAlpha, put it in the Clover ACPI/patched folder and added the necessary -xcpm flag. In addition to...

Are you already using the edited OsxAptioFixDrv from https://nickwoodhams.com/x99-hackintosh-osxaptiofixdrv-allocaterelocblock-error-update/? It's required for the most X99 setups as there are some memory allocation problems.