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Hi you had to replace any other kext files? I did some testing with older beta versions of High Sierra. Beta 1 and beta 2 boots correctly and my disks are available but from beta 3+ I get the disk I/O error. Does someone know what apple change from beta 2 to beta 3? Thanks

Okay followed your guid: Installation tab -> Browse -> AppleAHCIPort.kext Destination -> /System/Libary/Extensions -> target disk: my USB -> Install button Mainternace tab -> Checked System/Libary/Extensions -> target disk: my USB -> Excexute button Rebooted my machine and faced the same...

Thanks to both. Placing the file in /EFI/CLOVER/kexts/other is enought or do I need to place it somewhere else?

Sadly this does not work. Booted HS installer doen't show the disk and disk utility shows uninitialized as you can see in my screenshot. Why do I get the disk I/O error while booting? Do I miss an important kext?

Thanks for the response. My results are in the screenshots attached. This is the Disk I/O error I see while booting This is the error I get in terminal when I try to format the disk. And this is how diskutill displays my drives. When I run the same terminal comman in sierra it works...

PC is an Acer M6610G with an i7-2600K, NVIDIA GTX 1060, Intel 82579LM, Realtek ALC662-VC Booting disk is not an issue. I can select it with F12 and the USB clover launches. Boot Mode is Lagacy, since my old mb does not support UEFI Error when I try to format the disk in HS installer is: "unable...

Thanks but sadly none of this works. I tried to format the disk to JHFS+ GBT/MBR and NTFS GBT/MBR under my Sierra but they didn't show up in the installer. When I try to format the disk in 10.13.1 installer I get "unable to write to the last block of the device" Anything else I can try?

Hi, My High Sierra Clover produces a DISK I/O Error while it boots up. The installer does start but I can't see my disk only the USB drive. Disk Uitility in terminal shows them but when I try to format it returns an error message. Are there any new kexts I need? My machine is an Acer M6610G...