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Hello! I have MacOS Mojave working on a SSD. However, my MOBO has died so I need to get a replacement. After researching based on this, I ended with the config below: MOBO: ASUS Prime B360M-K or Gigabyte H310M DS2 2.0 CPU: Intel i3 9100F GPU: RX 580 Armor X 8GB RAM: 2 x Vengeance LPX, 8GB...

Update: when I boot with my install usb, I can use clover to select boot macOS install and everything works as expected. However, that is a less than optimal solution since I need to have my install usb plugged to be able to initialize. I think this indicates some problem with the clover...

I have installed macOS with clover and it has been working wonders until recently. I have windows on a separate HDD and it suddenly showed the blue screen of death. After that, my computer had trouble turning on, however I managed to fix it by removing the ram, and windows is now working again...

Title. I wouldn't mind if windows doesn't show up in the clover boot screen as long as I can toggle the initialisation of Windows and MacOS through the BIOS. I already have MacOS installed on a SSD and Windows installed Legacy mode on a HDD. Can't use a rack because I can't find any with a...

But won't that reset all of the kexts?

The method described here doesn't work for me. It prints that a lmza error occurred when extracting the kext. Could anyone provide me with a native AppleHDA.kext for the latest High Sierra version (10.13.4 I believe)?

Voodoo is outputting an audio with a crackling noise somewhat often, and thus I want to uninstall it in order to install native HDMI audio instead. Tried deleting the kexts listed here but the audio is still working ;-;. What should I do? Maybe the problem is on the Kernel Cache? (High Sierra)

But isn't this issue too specific because the USB was created with Unibeast (and that makes it read-only for some reason)? Posted the question on a Mint forum as well but nobody answered. Please I've been in this for so long.

Could you link me to a page/explain a bit on how to do such? The pages I've found are about fixing a corrupted USB drive (not the case). Running sudo rm "/media/username/Install macOS High Sierra/.IAPhysicalMedia" outputs rm: cannot remove '/media/username/Install macOS High...

Help please ;-;

Hello, I've installed Unibeast 8.2 in a USB drive. Found out later that I needed to do the workaround. Unfortunately, I won't have access to a MacOS for quite some time, and I only have a Linux OS available at the moment. I'm not very experienced with Linux, and I'm not being able to delete the...

Thank you very much for your very detailed answer. I was booting with the UEFI mode so I suppose I will need to make another bootable usb. Also, the Init Display First configuration in my bios has no PCIE option, only a PCI one. Will that cause problems?

Someone help please

It’s because I’m on an iPad, taking pictures from its camera. My bios and boot options: https://imgur.com/a/hJibN

Screenshot of clover boot screen: https://imgur.com/a/ZqFXn

I think there’s nothing wrong with my macOS bootable usb. My friend made it for me and said the macOS installation worked on his pc. EDIT: Apparently, he didn’t use the usb I’m using. Any way to test whether my usb is good or not? Will post some screenshots asap.

Ok, sorry about that. Added the specs.

I ran Linux to format the SSD

Hello, I’m very newbie so please forgive me for asking about something that is probably very silly. I have a SSD in my computer that I want to install macOS on. I have formatted it with a Linux live usb as fat32 (its new), however, at the clover boot screen in step 4 there’s no option to install...