Recent content by rwwilkinson

Hi all, When I built my Hackintosh last year, I could only afford an HDD. Since then, I’ve gotten an SSD. Is there a way to copy all of my existing boot files to the SSD, or do I have to start the installation over from scratch? I’m using all of the same hardware; just switching hard drives...

Temporarily remove your GTX 1070

My portable SSDs are not showing up when connected to USB 3.0 hubs, but other things that are connected to the USB 3.0 hubs work (i.e. my 8gb flash drive). Could I have installed something wrong?

You're amazing. And no reboot required :D Thanks so much for your help!! -- Edit: Used KextBeast 2.0 to install AtherosE2200Ethernet.kext and IntelMausiEthernet.kext to /Library/Extensions. Manually deleted AppleIntelE1000e.kext by right clicking it and deleting in /Library/Extensions. Worked...

Yes; I have a live ethernet plugged in. I tried unplugging and replugging it to no avail. I'm just adding/deleting from /Library/Extensions. Is there a different way I should approach it?

Does not seem to have worked =(

Hi all, My issue is that my wifi works fine, but my ethernet is not working at all on my Mac side. I dual boot, and something that is interesting to me is: 1. macOS High Sierra 10.13.3: WiFi works fine, but Ethernet does not work at all. 2. Windows 10: Ethernet works fine, but WiFi does not...

Which error are you getting?

Thanks! :)

Oh cool thanks. Just trial and error until I get one that works?

Haha I am completely new to this and have no idea what I’m doing so... Can I just drag those kexts to the Kexts/Other folder?

Hi all, I'm having an issue where High Sierra isn't recognizing my ethernet. However, my WiFi card is working fine. It would be much preferred to be using ethernet though. Any ideas? I have an MSI Z270 Gaming M3 motherboard, and I installed VooDooHDA as the kext. Thanks for the help!

It seems my boot drive got corrupted somehow, so I recreated, disconnected the HDD with High Sierra, and installed Windows 10 with no issue. FWIW, I then reconnected the macOS HDD and updated the BIOS to make macOS boot option #1 and disabled all other boot options. I boot to windows by pushing...

You are absolutely amazing. Works like a dream. Had some minor issues with my boot drive for Windows and had to redo it, which took for-eh-verr, but once I remade it, it worked great. Still get the "does printf work??" error occasionally, but I just unplug from the PSU, turn off the case, then...

Thankfully macOS still boots fine ^^