Recent content by p0mmeluff

Well, after fiddling around for another few hours, I felt trying to recover my Windows partition isn't worth the time I'm investing into it. Good thing I always have a backup of my most important data. :thumbup: I managed to gain access to the Windows partition mounting it in a Live Linux...

Thanks for the suggestion, vulgo. I've already tried to fix it with gdisk in the meantime, manually changing the partition type code for disk0s4 from AF00 (Apple HFS) back to 0700 (Microsoft basic data), but to no avail. Bootrec is still not able to identify a windows installation and I still...

Based on the experience of other tonymacx86-users who seem to have had no issues with upgrading similar dual boot setups, I decided to give it a go. In fact, the upgrade it self went fine, but I can’t boot into Windows anymore. I didn’t disconnect the other SSD with Windows during the upgrade...

Did somebody try updating a dual boot system? I’m having Sierra and Windows on two separate SSDs as well as a separate NTFS-formatted HDD in my system and am afraid, that the switch to APFS could mess things up.

Lucky you, rimkashox. :p I can't do that, since my Xeon doesn't have an (activated) iGPU, nor am I willing to buy an AMD card with comparable performance to my GTX980, just because iBooks doesn't work. Instead, I'm using Calibre and Clearview in the meantime. Yes, it's inconvenient, but at...

Does anyone have the issue, that some Apps refuse to launch the first time after booting? Their dock icons bounce around for a minute or two and the Apps freeze, without loading any windows / interfaces. Activity Monitor lists their processes, although the dock doesn't show an indicator below...

When I read this comment in another thread, I was hopeful, that 10.12.1 and the latest Nvidia Web Drivers would at least fix the iBooks issue: But it didn't. It's still transparent for me. And I doubt, Nvidia will fix this anytime soon. People have reported this issue on the Apple Support...

Thank you VoiletDragon, I'll try that! Update: Worked like a charm! Now running Sierra without any issues.

I am about to update my El Capitan install to Sierra, which is my first mayor OS upgrade on a hackintosh. As stated in the direct update guide, I am supposed to copy all kext files from "10.11" to the "Other" folder. But as you can see in the attached screenshot, there isn't even a single kext...

After a day of reading, trial and error, I managed to fix it. Thought I'd share my solution with you, in case someone might have the same issue: - Booted a Live Linux and deleted all boot entries via efibootmgr - that stopped my UEFI from freaking out with display errors on the quick boot...

Hi guys. I managed to install 10.11.6 on my PC (UEFI mode) and used MultiBeast for the post install setup, installing the Clover v2.3k r3423 UEFI Boot Mode. But my UEFI menu doesn't show any entries to boot from. No Clover, no Windows, nothing. I have to boot OSX though the Clover boot loader...