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Oh, neat. That might be worth a try, thanks.

Thanks everyone. I was up most of the night trying to get it to work. I'm just burned out on it for now. I switched to an iMac at work since we have a bunch of customers that use them and discovered I really like it. I'll keep my Unibeast thumbdrive and give it another shot with a better...

Tried that. I see a lot of threads with people having trouble with this motherboard. I'm going back to Debian. It was a fun experiment. I need a working computer now. Maybe I'll save up and get a motherboard from the list of parts on the site and try again one day. 19 hours is long enough.

Booting from the USB every time I the have two options: External and HFS. I choose HFS from the Clover USB screen. I finish the installation and copy Multibeast from the Unibeast USB drive to the desktop and run it. I choose UEFI boot and network driver. I then click Build and then Save. I...

I cannot choose High Sierra as a startup disk.

After the third reboot, always choosing the Clover installer I am now back at the macOS utilities screen.

I got it installed but Multibeast is not working. I chose all my hardware and built and installed to the High Sierra hard drive. I cannot boot without the USB drive plugged in.

Well, it said "Installing - 18 minutes remaining". It said that for about 5 minutes, then rebooted. I now have two MAC OSX entries on my boot menu and I can't boot to the Unibeast USB anymore. Don't know what the deal is.

I reset CMOS and started over. It is now installing!

I formatted the drive to ext4. Same error.

I tried that but didn't try ext4 or whatever. I'll give it a shot. Thanks.

The first drive I tried was a SanDisk Extreme 120GB SSD The next drive I tried is a WD: WDC WD10EACS-00ZJB0 1.0 TB Neither drive is new. The WD is running Debian right now. I was running Debian on the SSD but it's getting pretty old and I don't trust it. The WD was a backup drive so it sat...

I have an Asrock Z77 Extreme 4 motherboard. I created a Unibeast thumbdrive from my High Sierra iMac (2011) at work. I can boot to the installer but when I get to Disk Utility and try to erase the drive I get the following error: "Unable to write to the last block of the device!!" I tried two...