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No I had no luck with it and have gotten tired of messing with it. I solved a few different issues and was finally able to get to the installer. But it was crashing while the installer was running with no useful output as to why, even when running verbose mode.

My old GA-P55M-UD2 build has been happily chugging along since early 2011 despite being in a flood and moving multiple times. It has been stuck at El Capitan for the past few years, but as it is no longer my main computer that hasn't caused any issues... until recently. One of the apps I use in...

I am having the same issue as OP. I tried updating to the latest version of Clover (4359) and I copied the apfs.efi file into drivers64eufi and put the FakeSMC.kext into Other and the only options I get once Clover loads are "Start UEFI Shell 64", "Clover Boot Options", "Options", "About...

So they used Yosemite as a codename for the Blue & White G3 already but I think that is a good one.

Been seeing a number of successful builds with the Intel NUC. Maybe it is time to include one on this list.

I am having the same issue with a 9800 as well. Have any solutions been found?

I used these steps to do a clean install of 10.9.1 and it is working pretty well so far. I am having issues getting Quartz stuff working though. Any ideas?

Will the stock cooler work in the mini-ITX cases or will we need to get a low profile cooler as well?

I am wondering about this card as well. I am thinking about buying a similar device that comes bundled with this card but reviews on it are pretty mixed.

I need an eSATA card to add to my HTPC Hackintosh. Doesn't need to be cutting edge but it does need to support port multipliers. PCI or PCIe is fine. Mainly just wanting suggestions on cards known to be Hackintosh compatible.

I'm looking for similar info about port multipliers. I have heard that getting support for them from motherboard ports is tricky but they work fine with some PCI cards (not sure which ones). Will post more when I figure out more.

I sort of figured out the problem a while back and figured I would post the (sort of) solution. The problem seems to be mostly caused by my TV. I have an LG and it has what until now has been great Auto Volume and Clear Voice features that regulates the volume level and amps voices. This is the...

No issue when running Ubuntu and disconnecting the case audio connections didn't effect anything. Guess I will start looking for a USB audio solution.

I have tried setting my laptop on top of the hackintosh and I have no hum so it isn't external and that wouldn't explain the additional noises associated with moving the mouse and interacting with the computer. I am really bare-bone still on what i have connected. I have power, ethernet, video...

I just put together my first Hackintosh (actually my first DYI computer) and I am slowly but surely working out the various issues thanks in part to these boards. Currently I am trying to figure out an issue with the audio out. I am getting a constant hum and other random noises (almost sounds...