Recent content by Tea-Ess

I followed all the advices you told me, I also tried the CLOVER folder from someone that have pretty much the same configuration as me except for the MoBo & the GPU, (he has a MSI Z87-G43 and a NVIDIA GTX 760 and the same CPU as me), but his folder didn't work :/ I think I shouldn't use a VM to...

I am using the GTX 1070 (I selected the "PEG" option) connected in PCIE & HDMI. I chose the UEFI+LEGACY boot option, but I also tried the UEFI boot option but I did not work either. - The ACPI patches are the defaults ones - This is the same for the fixes - I saw in a tutorial that enabling...

I uploaded my CLOVER folder. I'll give you the list of the BIOS options. Edit: As tonymacx86 suggests it, I set these parameters, after loading optimized defaults: - Intel Virtualisation Tech: Disbled - CFG-lock: I don't have it - Secure boot mode: I don't have it - MSI Fast Boot: Disabled -...

I'm using a 2006 iMac running Mac OS X Lion 10.7.5. What do you mean by "where"? Edit: I tried to reach the installer but it did not work, I still get the error "Error loading kernel cache (0xe)"

I didn't created the USB installer with UniBeast but with terminal and then Clover v2.4k r4439 I think the problem comes from the fact that the iMac that I use to create the bootable USB drive is too old. It doesn't support either UniBeast or MultiBeast or Clover Configurator.

How do I know if it satisfies the SHAsum string from Apple? I have a 32GB USB stick, partitioned in macOS Extended (Journaled) type, but I don't know about the GPT, what is it? What should I make patrtition? When I use Clover, it creates a new partition called EFI as expected. - How do I know...

Thank you for replying to my post, my motherboard is the MSI B83-G43 gaming :)

Hello everyone ! Sorry if I did not post in the correct section, I'm new to the hackintosh world, and in macOS in general, so please be indulgent with me ^^ I'm trying to make a hackintosh running macOS High Sierra, I created my bootable USB stick with Clover, on a 2006 iMac. When trying to...