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Also solved. The problem was the system definition, which had still "Mac Pro 2008" Once upgraded to Imac 14.2 Already without problems.

ah! to create the USB installer I used the hardware of my signature with the captain

EFI-X299-10.13.6-Release-iMacPro1,1-110718.zip I used the same hardware in this post Asus x299 .. etc ..

I'm following the steps. I have the same 100% components But I have problems with the installer ... tells me: This version of MAC OS x is not supported in this plataform :rolleyes:

jeje This version of macOS 10.13.5 cannot be installed on this computer. :( I would have to change the "mac pro" to "imac" .. but I still did not ..

And there is no Install macOS High Sierra.app in the Application folder after executing the sudo /usr/sbin/installer -pkg installer.pkg -target / command? No! Since 10.13.4 I also observe some error when executing the above command. Although the Install macOS High Sierra.app is subsequently in...

But at which step do you get the error, man? sudo /usr/sbin/installer -pkg installer.pkg -target / results: ERROR_85720411FF Are you able to manually download all files from the Apple server? Can you successfully execute all related curl commands. Yes

I have tried to manually create the folder and it keeps giving the same error. If the Applications folder is by default no createinstaller.sh gives the same error Error code Error - ERROR_85720411FF I can not find references in google. No results.

ah I thought that: createInstaller.sh will automatically create on any MacOS System the "Install High Sierra.app" for macOS High Sierra 10.13.5 (17F77) in the /Applications folder. so I have to create the folder first? Ah okay!

yes, the result is: installer: Error - ERROR_85720411FF

Hi when you are going to copy the files manually and with the createInstaller.sh script I receive the errors: but I think it has been downloaded all right .. I've tried it several times

OH MY GOODNESS! 677 pages?!?! o_O:crazy:WOW!!!:crazy:o_O That's amazing! They should rename this site KGPx86.com! Anyhoo, I just wanted to say hi KGP. I've been very busy and very soon I'm going to attempt to update from 10.13.2 to 10.13.4 within the next few days when I have time. I hope you...

Well, thanks for the answers. I hope that all the apps that I'm using will only be improved when we move to 10.3.4 as Adobe apps have both 32 to 64 bit compatible. I'm going to stick with 10.3.2 for now until the official move to 10.3.4. Now when it comes OC'ing the system, I'm excited that I...

Hey KGP, It's been a while since I'm busy working using my machine. I'm currently using 10.3.2 just fine, but noticed you updated to 10.3.3. Now I'm finding out about the new beta 10.3.4. I saw this link and wanted your thoughts about it...

Just wanted to let you know that I installed the extra files needed to get everything up and running properly. The only thing that I didn't install was the AppleALC (Section C Step 13), as I didn't understand how to do that process and I never injected the ATI and things are still working fine...

I couldn't say. I will say that the Vega Frontier card, although the card has 3 x DisplayPorts, it won't show the third screen. That's the reason why I purchased a second one. You may (or may not) have the same issue. You can try though with one card and if it works let me know. Thanks...

Well I can tell you from first-hand experience using one card with two monitors is more than sufficient. Again though, if you wanting to use three monitors then you’re definitely going to need to get two cards, because using this Hackintosh set up, that is what you are subjected too, if you...

If you want to make things easy where Mac OS X runs native to your GPU, getting the AMD Vega Frontier 16GB GPU would be your best bet. It works with 2 x 28" 4K monitors easily. Now for me I had to purchase 2 x Vega cards because I run 3 x 28" 4K monitors and that 2nd card is hooked up to the...