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And you're using @byteminer's EFIClone right? Because you shouldn't need to copy the EFI folder to the clone, the EFIClone script should do that for you. And are you able to get to the Clover Bootloader screen or does it hang before then? My specific problem was unique to the lenovo system I...

I know for Mojave /L/E is highly recommended but for Catalina, it's the opposite so it really depends on what you're running. I never remembered seeing a VirtualSMC driver and I just checked, my EFI doesn't have one. I think the VirtualSMC kext (in EFI/kext/other) is the only thing you need (in...

Where are you putting the kexts? If it's in /Library/Extensions you can't just drag and drop it, you actually have to use something like Hackintool (see post #2) to install them. Download the releases zip file here and you'll see it in the kexts folder. Also, remember that VirtualSMC depends...

Yeah, it's the Lenovo in my profile. Everything looks the same. I'll give the CMOS reset a try. Thanks for taking a look!

Yes, I'm on 10.14.6 and I went back to Clover 4xxx so you'll see driver64uefi below. Not sure if there was something specific you wanted for the "finder window" screenshot, if so just let me know. Thanks!

I have followed this guide before and it worked great. But on a new system I'm building, the backup clone doesn't seem to work on its own. When I boot to Clover on the internal disk, I can open MacOS on the backup just fine. But when I boot to Clover on the backup disk, Clover recognizes MacOS...

Be VERY careful about installing a dual boot system. I'd recommend looking at @CaseySJ note on Windows10 in his golden build. But being a LogicPro X user myself, I found that having an M.2 NVMe drive makes a HUGE difference. I'm using the HP EX900 and it's working great (it's also much cheaper...

I used the old HP EX900 and it worked great first try. I've also heard the older Samsung EVO 860 or 960 works, just avoid the EVO PLUS or PRO models.

Lilu was updated a few weeks ago from before I did my first install. Deleting and reinstalling the updated version worked. Thanks for the help @Feartech

I took a look at this post yesterday and it was very helpful for understanding the installation of kexts. I followed it about as closely as I could but I'll take another look. I ran the tool and attached is the debug zip file.

I'm using this guide for switching over from FakeSMC to VirtualSMC but it doesn't seem like VirtualSMC is loading properly. I've attached images of the hackintool after installing and repairing permissions for the kexts in the L/E folder. I've also attached a photo of where in the boot it gets...

It worked! I had already tried using a USB 2.0 stick, unplugging the USB PCIe card, and unplugging the reset switch remote but between updating to F10 and also unplugging the USB3.0 front panel connector from the motherboard itself, it went through. It's good advice for future builders to keep...

I've tried following this guide but I keep running into issues in Phase 1 before the installation page. I've even tried copying a recent version of @blouse EFI folder and I still run into the error pictured below. Edit: it definitely has to do with that "Waiting for dict ID=0" line. After about...

Newegg: Red Dragon Rx570 4GB $120 Gigabyte Z390 UD $100 ASUS ROG Maximus XI $250 Corsiar Hydro H80i V2 $65 Samsung 860 EVO 500 GB $70 WD Blue SSD 1TB $115 Tons of RAM

Amazon: Sapphire Pulse RX570 4GB $120 Intel Core i5-9600K with ASUS Prime Z390-A $424

Newegg: Intel Core i9 9900KF $440 ASUS ROG Strix Z390-E Gaming $200 Amazon: Crucial P1 1TB M.2 $80 Corsair MP510 960GB M.2 $120 WD Black 1TB M.2 $165 Corsair HX1000 PSU $150 Ballistix Sport LT 16GB 3000 $60 (3200 to come) Corsair HYDRO H100i Pro $100 Corsair RM750x PSU $90 ASUS ROG Strix...

Newegg: EVGA SuperNova 850 G+ PSU (with personal code from email subscription) $100, Rosewill Tachyon 1200 PSU $150 These will start to pick up on Monday when Prime Day starts.

To compete with Amazon Prime Days (which will also feature some good sales), Newegg has already started a number of good promotions but it seems like you need to subscribe to their email list to get some of the personalized promo codes needed for the discounts. So far on Newegg, I've seen deals...

Check out this golden build (https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/success-gigabyte-designare-z390-thunderbolt-3-i7-9700k-amd-rx-580.267551/). Most people are going with the Designare Z390 for native thunderbolt and it's compatible with 8th gen intel.

I also just stumbled upon the G.Skill Aegis ram and am curious if anyone has gotten it to work well? I know there are some golden builds that have used G.Skill Trident but that's obviously much more expensive.