[Solved] I can’t reach the installer Sierra 10.12.6 (abnormal code : 1)

After my great experience with my successfully first hackintosh, I building a customac for my friend.
I create the install USB with unibeast and sierra 10.12.6.
When I start the installer from clover, the installation stuck on the picture here attached: service exited with abnormal code : 1.
I tryed in safe mode but the result is the same.

The spec of the customac are the following:
- mobo MSI H270 TOMAHAWK ARCTIC
- processor I5 7600
- graphics GTX 1080
- SSD Samsung EVO
- RAM Corsair Dominator 2x8GB

I hope someone can help me! Thanks in advance friends!

riccardo.uccelli said:

After my great experience with my successfully first hackintosh, I building a customac for my friend.
I create the install USB with unibeast and sierra 10.12.6.
When I start the installer from clover, the installation stuck on the picture here attached: service exited with abnormal code : 1.
I tryed in safe mode but the result is the same.

The spec of the customac are the following:
- mobo MSI H270 TOMAHAWK ARCTIC
- processor I5 7600
- graphics GTX 1080
- SSD Samsung EVO
- RAM Corsair Dominator 2x8GB

I hope someone can help me! Thanks in advance friends!

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The boot error shown in the uploaded screenshots, in my opinion, is due to problem with your NVIDIA Graphics card and possibly also due to some settings in the config.plist>ACPI fixes selected.

Please upload the Compressed CLOVER folder from that USB Installer to the Forum to look at config.plist >Boot and config.plist >ACPI sections. You can follow the steps below for the upload file creation:

• Attach the USB installer to the System it was created.
  
• Download Clover Configurator Vibrant(CCV) from http://mackie100projects.altervista.org/download-mac.php?version=vibrant
• Launch CCV and look at the Screen's Left Panel for menu items
  
• From Left panel click on "Mount EFI"
• From the divided window that appears, go to bottom half and locate "EFI on EFI of your USB Installer name" and to its Right end "Mount Partition" and click on "Mount Partition"
  
• New white EFI icon will appear on the desktop as the mounted partition from USB installer disk,
• Click EFI>EFI>CLOVER> Rt-click Compress upload to the Forum

Thanks for your response!!!
here attached the zipped files of my clover folder in EFI partition of my usb stick.
Thank you in advance...

riccardo.uccelli said:

Thanks for your response!!!
here attached the zipped files of my clover folder in EFI partition of my usb stick.
Thank you in advance...

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Your config.plist is frankly ridiculous, try with this one and report results :

P1LGRIM said:

Your config.plist is frankly ridiculous, try with this one and report results :

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Thank you...
With this config.list the error code is the same

riccardo.uccelli said:

Thank you...
With this config.list the error code is the same

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See attached edited images of config.plist with comments annotated on them

I used the settings that you described but doesn’t work

wait 240 second will show more err message,

After 240 second appear this error:

busy timeout [0], (240s), kextd wait(0): 'AppleACPICPU'

riccardo.uccelli said:

After 240 second appear this error:

busy timeout [0], (240s), kextd wait(0): 'AppleACPICPU'

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When I edited and uploaded the images , I had cautioned you about all the possibly unnecessary "ACPI Fixes". Only on two images I have uploaded , I could give definite instructions. I had edited them with the desired changes annotated on them.

About the [√] marks in ACPI, I could not tell you EXACTLY what options to include with [√] as I don't have an H81 Board. I could guess that all of them indiscriminately checked could lead to APPLEACPICPU error and I had indicated that on that image.


I would suggest you to Remove ALL the [√] s at first and boot with no [√] in any of the ACPI check boxes. If the boot is successful, you know, you don't need any fixes.

If there is a new problem [with the above unchecked ACPI], on boot screen, upload the boot screen image indicating how exactly you have edited your config.plist or uploading a config.plist from that USB installer to get any new suggestions for the error.

If you search the Forums or make a Google search for "AppleACPICPU kextd wait timeout error", you will get all kinds of responses with very little consistency and nothing leading to a definite successful outcome.

A very short post with inadequate information will get you very short answers which might be of no use to solve the problem! I suggest you to be comprehensive in providing information about the problem and the circumstances leading to the error.