Recent content by TronEffect

Hey bud, you ever figured it out? I think i am having similar issue. Except i am coming from a Sapphire Vega 64 to a Sapphire 6900XT Nitro+ SE. Popped this card in and got black screen... thought it was my Opencore version... and decided to try to re-install and even that i am still having...

Same issue. Does not power up after install. Bios is patched using his bios patch: http://roddines.blogspot.com/2016/03/removing-wlan-wifi-pcie-card-whitelist.html?m=1

https://www.idownloadblog.com/2016/04/25/find-version-os-x-build-number-mac/

Alright, thanks I'll clean it up.

Replaced Lilu, AppleALC, and Whatevergreen kext into /Library/Extensions/ folder and /System/Library/Extensions/. Installed from software update. Not sure how long it took, but just checked back after watching a hour and a half long movie finding it completely done. Updated from 10.14.6...

Nvm... i finally figured it out... went into windows and added a EFI and then returned to macOS to reformat for macOS... great!

Yes this for internal. Right now I actually have half of the HDD partitioned for Windows 10 NTFS, and, when I am in macOS in disk utility, it does not see the other half that is free for me to partition it for macOS. It see's the NTFS that i allocated for windows...

Hey guys, my system is dual boot with Windows 10 and Mojave with both on their own SSD. I have a 5TB HDD that i want to use as storage internally. Is there proper way where i can use it for both OS as a shared storage drive?

Hey guys, what's your boot up time to login in on MacOS, I'm getting ~22 secs after clover bootloader to login screen, is that just about right for most you m.2 nvme users?

I upgraded it and use as my main drive for OSX. And the hdd as windows 10

Nvm ladys and gents! figured it out and back in business!

I got Sierra running, but then i remove a kext and am unable to boot in. How do I install a kext (located in my Desktop) via terminal (using my installer)? cd /volumes/MacOS(my nvme drive name) cd / ls HackrNVMeFamily.kext (located on Desktop) is as far as i can get to. tried sudo cp -r...

Okay, finally got mine running (in signature). What I did, Download the kext on post 1 to get your NVMe to be seen in disk utility. Tried it on El Capitan and Sierra no problems. Once in Sierra, -Setup your system using Multibeast -build and install your Sierra HackrNVMeFamily.kext for...

Groovy, with Sierra 10.12.0/1 it worked with no problems. Just plugged it in and MacOS just knew what it was. Didn't have to do any hacking.

Okay thanks for the quick response. ill give it a shot and let the you guys know.