Recent content by im82

Smooth ride so far. Updating 10.12.4 I had a strange black screen on booting but could see my mouse. This is a known OS X bug which has nothing much to do with hackintoshs: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5984310?tstart=0

I'd always get crucial/micron or Samsung RAM. Nothing else. Well maybe ECC. And I'd wait if the 1080 gets support. Until then just purchase something cheap (or is the 980 cheap nowadays)?

Why was there clover folders and kext in there in the first place. I don't know. I was just making sure those would not be loaded cause they now cannot.

Because I had multiple clover installations on different EFI partitions on different hard drives. I am not sure how they got there to be honest. Before that it was an old guard system that used chimera not clover. To be sure that the right EFI partition is booted I just oped to remove all of...

I removed them, is that in any way problematic?

First of all thank you for your work around FakeSMC. I build an Hackintosh that is DSDT free (explicit with a yukon ethernet build in network and usb audio and usb bluetooth) and it works very well - thanks to FakeSMC and Clover alone. -- Yeah I guessed but wasn't sure, thanks for letting me...

I have updated to 10.12.3 without a flaw.

Day 1 The only issues I have are sometimes a boot time and stand-by panics. After installing 10.12.3 I noticed that the trace of crash was only caused by/traced back to FakeSMC. I have then downloaded latest FakeSMC by rehab from 2017-01-17...

Everything seems ultra stable now. Deep Sleep and Wake-Up works for really long times. The only thing I had to do was disable Power Nap.

This is how my diskutil list looks now $ diskutil list /dev/disk0 (internal, physical): #: TYPE NAME SIZE IDENTIFIER 0: GUID_partition_scheme *2.0 TB disk0 1: Apple_HFS Storage...

The only issues I have are sometimes a boot time and stand-by panics. After installing 10.12.3 I noticed that the trace of crash was only caused by/traced back to FakeSMC. I have then downloaded latest FakeSMC by rehab from 2017-01-17 https://bitbucket.org/RehabMan/os-x-fakesmc-kozlek/downloads...

https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/10-12-2-org-hwsensors-driver-acpisensors-org-netkas-driver-fakesmc-boot-and-sleep-crashes.212888/#post-1420266 Isn't this correct? https://www.tonymacx86.com/attachments/block-ioreg.231579/

Note 1: By removing FakeSMC stuff I meant removing the FakeSMC plugins, not FakeSMC itself. Note 2: About Power Management - it is an i7 4790T - does that change anything? CPU/GPU throtteling works excellent. HW Monitor - when I ran it - also showed the CPU going as low as - I think - 800Mhz...

I think (not sure) when I removed the FakeSMC stuff I could not boot anymore directly into the OS (the loading bar would take forever and slow down while it loads, e.g. the graphics driver would not "pop up" the login window)... The only workaround was to go through the unibeast usb stick and...

Here is the ioreg file. Back then I just deleted kexts from S/L/E then rebooted maybe re-built cache. How do I do it now in 10.12.2? EFI Partition? The 10.12.2 and other folders?