Recent content by Verdinate

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That won't work with OS X -> iPhone & Vice Versa.

Hey everyone. I've been trying a lot of different ways to get my iMessage / FaceTime accounts to sign in. Possibly every way listed on various websites. From SMBIOS to fresh install. Unfortunately, it kept leading me to the same annoying message: "... Contact AppleCare with the following...

Yep, sorry, I turned it on. Thanks buddy. I'm using a pre-made configuration that works for Intel HD Graphics 4600, so I need to edit that one. I'll check your instructions once you send them, however I think I'll just have to contact Apple Support so they can "activate" it for me...

I have 3 configuration files. Put in a serial number of an iMac I found online. Inject System ID is also checked in System Preferences. However, it doesn't seem to change when I boot. The Serial Number stays the same. What am I doing wrong? I just press Ctrl + S when I'm done, as to save...

Clover - Black Screen Thanks very much, it works.

Hey everyone. There something I don't understand. When I use my USB installer to boot into my OS X, it uses a SMBIOS of a Mac Mini Server (Late 2012) and FaceTime works fine, as well as the App Store. I installed Clover EFI & booted with it, and it uses SMBIOS of an iMac 27" (Late 2013)...

Yep, however it's really expansive. I would suggest to buy normal Apple's adapter (which is cheap around Ebay) and then convert the Mini-PCI-E to PCI-E using a converter.

Clover - Black Screen Here you go. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd"> <plist version="1.0"> <dict> <key>ACPI</key> <dict> <key>DSDT</key> <dict> <key>Debug</key> <false/>...

I installed Clover with the recommended settings for UEFI. It booted into it, I selected my working OS X partition and the screen turns black and hangs on it. The keyboard & mouse & other hardware turn off as if the computer is turned off, however the monitor is connected and the display is...

To make handoff or continuity work you'll need Apple's special Bluetooth/WiFi adapter which has a PCI slot. Google for it and you'll find it. It costs around 30 bucks but I'm pretty sure there's a workaround using other devices.

Continuity doesn't seem to work as well. This is my SMBIOS: It's a new model, so it should be ok, however I don't see the checkbox that allows it in the general preferences. It should be here:

Hello. My OS X is connected to my Ethernet cable. My iPhone is using WiFi. However, AirDrop doesn't seem to detect my iPhone. I have no Bluetooth Adapter, so I thought that being on the same network would allow the iPhone and the OS X to work together to make AirDrop available. Why's that...

Solution: Used boot args: GraphicsEnabler=Yes npci=0x3000 PCIRootUID=1 -v and waited about a minute, then the installation process started ok. No boot args were required post-installation as Apple now natively supports my graphics card. Thanks!

Update: Using the boot flags: PCIRootUID=1 -x GraphicsEnabler=Yes npci=0x3000 I was able to boot into the installer, however, sometimes it gets stuck so I have to redo it. One time I was able to get into starting the installation process, but as soon as it starts, it says : time remaining 12...