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Hi, i'm happy you could install that without issues (beyond the sleep thing) but i cant get the hdd to run at all, here is my post:

i dont recommend that like at all in the long run will give you problems, but hey, whatever floats your boat

it seems like the usb is kinda propietary, in pci devices select all of them, if your computer has several videocards just set one atm, to see what's hapening, but the randomness of the error points to ram too, so first lets try with this, then try memory one by one

usb3 drives works just fine on usb2 ports, like for real

you either use uefi or legacy, not both, create uefi only flash drive, disable legacy on bios, its ll it takes

you can use usb injection, also dont use usb3 ports just yet, use -v nv-disable=1 and graphicsenabler=no, then use injection to fakeid, dont load video bios, and usb injection, it should boot if not take a picture of the last text available

yeah you can try, did you enable ehci and xhci hands off right?

enable xchi and echi hands off on bios

disable legacy boot, only uefi is recomended, on operating system select "other OS", disable fastboot, disable secureboot, disable virtualization, use sata achi, enable echi and xchi hands off, should boot

disable, disable everything that says legacy, uefi only must be enabled

https://www.tonymacx86.com/attachments/attempt-2-still002-jpg.270995/

in options go to graphics is the first option, click to select, enter to type, then put it

the only thing left to do is use 0x12345678 as a fake id (in clover/graphics) nv_disable=1 graphicsenabler=no

well it still lists other devices? maybe is a card reader messing up, or multiple partitions in a hdd, but that is secondary, regarding to your crashing and usb stopping, loon in bios and be sure to enable xhci and ehci handoff, and to disable virtualization, as well any paralel comm ports...

since everything is working good for you, then suit yourself

i have a pentium g2030 runnng sierra smoothly

good for you now try with the nvidia injections and stuff

remove the pci express videocard, reset your bios, set date, set optimized defaults, uefi only boot, disable ports, disable virtualization, set dmvt to 32 or 64mb as well with the shared video memory, set first boot device the cd/dvd/bd drive (if any) or your main hdd, save changes, be sure to...

discard as a variable in your particular case