Newbie- Having Trouble Installing Mojave

I have the same motherboard, but different CPU. You might check out my build. It was pretty straightforward.

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osufella said:

I have the same motherboard, but different CPU. You might check out my build. It was pretty straightforward.

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Please note OP has problem at the installation stage which your post has glossed over with no mention of how you had created your USB Installer and what specific kexts and efi files you had to use in CLOVER and how you edited the config.plist for a flawless boot and hard disk system installation .

You were giving emphasis on assembling the hardware which OP had no problem whatsoever according to his post.

Op's main problem from the beginning was a faulty CLOVER which after a lot of tinkering stopped the "Prohibited Entry " error during boot from USB port issues.

Your emphasis was on created SSDTs for your system at post install stage which can be quite intimidating to many newbies.

Can you look at his current Verbose boot and help him? OP has already stated that he is new to Hackintoshing and needs a level of help that can be quite basic.
He has also uploaded his CLOVER.
May be you could compare the uploaded EFI with your Systems' EFI and suggest some help to get him going.

I have added my comments on the edited verbose boot screen. I hope your experience with the same MoBO and Graphics can certainly help OP.

I'm attaching my EFI folder from my install USB.

Reason I mentioned to review my build was I started with very basic install, then moved into other areas to address fixes. I had no issues plugging the USB into either the Top USB ports on the back panel or the USB ports connected to the internal header (on the top of the case).

Also, I flashed my BIOS to f11 to get to additional settings not present on the f4 version that was installed.

I only had the single NVME drive installed, all other SATA drives were left off prior to getting a stable installation. I did not need any further patching to get those drives recognized.

Finally, I did a quick search on XFX in the forums checking for compatibility issues, as it seems I remember different builds having issues with the card.

Also, jaymonkey in his framebuffer posts does not recommend 18,1 as I think it doesn't use dGPU and IGPU. I booted my USB installer from 14,2 and then ultimately used 18,3.

osufella said:

I'm attaching my EFI folder from my install USB.

Reason I mentioned to review my build was I started with very basic install, then moved into other areas to address fixes. I had no issues plugging the USB into either the Top USB ports on the back panel or the USB ports connected to the internal header (on the top of the case).

Also, I flashed my BIOS to f11 to get to additional settings not present on the f4 version that was installed.

I only had the single NVME drive installed, all other SATA drives were left off prior to getting a stable installation. I did not need any further patching to get those drives recognized.

Finally, I did a quick search on XFX in the forums checking for compatibility issues, as it seems I remember different builds having issues with the card.

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Thank you for extending your hand to help ty567.
I hope OP will finally get his Hackintosh.

I am definitely not the most technical, but when I search the forum for XFX Radeon RX-560, the I see multiple instances referencing a custom VBIOS for XFX.

https://www.tonymacx86.com/search/65229/?q=XFX+Radeon+RX-560&o=date

I have also countered this problem,

If you haven't tried any of the suggestions above, try them. If you tried all of the suggestions and none of them are working, try formatting your hard drive.