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I got it working by installing ALC887 with multibeast and rebooting straight after.

I successfully installed macOS High Sierra on my PC, with Unibeast and Multibeast, but my audio does not work or show up in the audio settings in system preferences. In Multibeast I installed ALC887/888b and also tried ALC887/888b legacy because the first did not work. How do I get my audio...

It says that I do not have a config.plist in my efi partition which I clearly do when I mount the partition and open it to edit. Maybe it is checking the wrong efi partition, I don't know.

Thanks I will see what the problem is

I have successfully installed macOS High Sierra on my PC. I used unibeast and multibeast to install it. I had to install NVIDIA Web Drivers to get the GTX 660 to be accelerated, get the higher screen res and for it not to show NVIDIA chip model 5MB in About This Mac even though some people say...

Ok I'll use that, but with that it also gives the system uptime in nanoseconds panic. Any boot flags, system definitions I should use?

I am trying to install macOS Sierra on a pc: Hardware: MB: MSI H61M-p31/w3 CPU: i5 3470 overclocked (with intel HD graphics 2500) RAM: 8Gb DDR3 1333 Software: macOS 10.12.6 on UEFI install usb What boot flags should I use to get it to boot the installer without getting the panic "system...

Major updates eg. Yosemite to El Capitan require the bootloader to be reinstalled and NVIDIA graphics drivers to be reinstalled. Minor updates eg. 10.12.1 to 10.12.3 probably require NVIDIA graphics drivers and audio/network driver reinstall. App and services updates eg. iTunes, Remote Desktop...

I installed it and everything was fine (Remote desktop client and iTunes update).