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I'm wondering if we're going to be able to put the new expansion cards into our Hackintosh systems, or if they're going to check against the T2 chip. Afterburner in our Hackintosh could be amazing.

FCPX works if I don't have the dummy kext, however, it doesn't seem like it's using quickSync hardware acceleration, and airplay doesn't work. So I can either have FCPX rendering or AirPlay working, but not both.

Funny thing is that even with Inject Intel turned on, VideoProc sees the HD530, but the System Profiler doesn't.

Tried with and without shikigva and shiki-id. Same result.

Just tried it and I'm still getting "error -12912" exporting in Final Cut Pro X. (If I have dummy141.kext)

I'm attempting to be able to use both iGPU (HD530) and GPU (RX580). My Display port goes from the RX580 to my monitor. I don't have Inject ATI or Inject Intel turned on, but I do have Whatevergreen.kext and Lilu.kext in my /EFI/CLOVER/kexts/Other folder.

After enabling dummy14.kext, the Airplay mirroring showed up and hardware acceleration also looked like it should be working in VideoProc, however when I would try to export anything in FCPX, I would get "error -12912". As soon as I took out dummy14.kext, FCPX would render again, but no more...

Update: They just released an update yesterday that if you re-download it, it should now work.

I'm getting the exact same problem with the latest release (15.something). I have the CUDA drivers installed though, so I can't imagine that's my issue. I'm still running macOS 10.12.6.