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Yes, that's the screen I got, too, when I tried updating on 5103. It didn't even start the update so I was able to boot back into 10.15.3 without issue or needing to reclone, etc. 5107 worked fine.

Update failed immediately on Clover 5103. It just hung right away - forgot to grab a verbose screenshot. After updating to 5107, it was successful with 2 restarts (First one had to manually select the install).

I was overwhelmed when I first set out to do mine, but I read it several times, took it slowly, and wrote down my results to each step. Trying to remember anything was a bad idea, and annotating each step helped me avoid mistakes. Since I followed the guide, I've had zero issues with USB...

I followed this guide and it's working well. It worked fully on High Sierra but dual monitors doesn't work on Mojave. No fix for that yet, as far as I'm aware. Those items to remove would be things you previously injected with Clover. If you're not familiar with them, it's likely you didn't...

I'm in the same boat. Haven't found a solution yet either. Dual displays was working with this method on High Sierra, but it stopped when I updated to Mojave.

Boot from your USB drive, then reinstall clover.

If I'm understanding my research correctly, you can't use the old method (fixes in Kext to Patch) in Mojave anymore. You have to use the method outlined here and this Framebuffer patch tool is super helpful. To shorten your learning curve, I added the latest lilu, whatevergreen, and audioALC...

Thanks. I ended up stopping the install and reverting to HS. It did appear to be stuck. Once I put FakeSMC in its rightful place, the install went smoothly (I even saw the grey Installing macOS throughout the process which I usually don't see during upgrades). All of my kexts in L/E stayed...

I had all my kexts in Clover/Kexts/Other since I started my Hackintosh before just switching from random patches to Lilu + WEG + AppleALC. When I did that on HS, I switched to putting everything in L/E and nothing in Clover/Kexts/Other. I then started the update without adding anything to...

So I hypothesized the audio might be fixed if I update to 10.13.3 supp by injecting Intel but not disabling the realtek kexts. The install worked fine, so disabling the realtek kexts was a red herring before, but audio still isn't working. I'm wondering, if I go back to 10.13.2 and update...

That's odd about your boot; I can't offer an explanation. But yes, graphics and audio are working fine on 10.13.2 for me. After thinking about it and in an effort to get back to 10.13.3, I recounted some steps from before: - I disabled the realtek kexts in the kexts/10.13 and kexts/other...

Well, it had worked. I was on 10.13.3 supp briefly, but had to revert due to graphics and audio issues, now it won't upgrade again. This is quite frustrating. I'd really be okay staying where I am but I want to ensure I get Messages in iCloud when 10.13.4 comes out. Time to keep digging I guess!

Removing the duplicate kexts worked for me, too. It still froze when I selected macOS Install from Machintosh, but I force rebooted and chose macOS from Machintosh and it updated fine. I was stuck on 10.13.2 and it worked for both 10.13.3 and the supplemental. Thanks! I had searched far and...

Easy update from 10.12.5 on i5-6500, Intel HD530

I want to add I recently had this issue, too, and wanted to give others a solution to try. My graphics card is the HD530. It seems to be solved by ig-platform-id 0x19120000 and Inject Intel true. On 10.12.4, Graphics now reads Intel HD Graphics SKL CRB 1536 MB.

Has anyone tried the 10.12.5 version for 2017 iMacs?

Do you already have a Devices section in your config.plist? If so, open the Skylake glitch fix plist and copy the Add Properties key line down to the </array> into the Devices section of your config.plist. Do this in TextEditor. Then, to ensure it's structured properly, open the config file...

This problem was fixed upon updating to 10.12.1. I suspect it had to do with my edits to the Skylake graphics driver to support dual monitors while on 10.11.5 corrupting during the update to 10.11.6. I'm not currently going to enable dual monitors on Sierra, so I can't confirm.

Caffeine works for me without a screensaver. When I set the screensaver, my monitor shuts off after awhile. I don't have the power saver settings turned off though, so that may be it.

Bottom line: I've encountered an issue that started occurring after a crash a few weeks back. When I boot into 10.11.6, the keyboard and mouse have no input at the login screen (cursor in the top left corner). After turning off and on my monitor (HMDI), I have full, normal operation and can...