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Yes - it is still the same and I am using EmuVariable. Can you please point me where to start looking about the "RC scripts" problem? Also I`m not sure which of theese drivers I really need. On the old install I had just: EmuVariableUefi-64.efi FSInject-64.efi HFSPlus.efi OsxAptioFix2Drv-64.efi

Progress: A repatched the ACPI and now everything seems to work fine. I had to switch to MBP 11,2 SMBIOS (from 11,1) in order to get the CPU working properly (boost to 3,5 Ghz). With 11,1 I wasn`t able to fix it - I tried all methods described in laptop SSDT patching guide. Issue: The last...

I created an EFI folder using newest CLOVER and my old config and drivers. This one allows me to boot and continue with patching ACPI. Feel free to try it. Note that I have 1080p screen so it won`t work for 4K without modifying.

I'm sorry. The necessary files are here. Thank you.

Same problem here. My configuration worked on several BIOS versions untill now (1.2.7). After installing this one I can't boot to OsX even when I roll back to older BIOS. After triing to boot for the first time I got just the famous 2 lines. Then I set BIOS to factory defaults and set all the...

UPDATE: Use latest Clover bootloader It fixed me a problem of beeing unable to boot after some updates. It also fixed the problem of not beeing able to boot without adapter and booting with 2 screens connected now also works. See the EFI folder if you need help

look here and tell how it goes https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-dell-inspiron-15-7559-sierra-install.201576/

Yeah, I´m thinking about building a desktop hackintosh for Logic Pro mixing, video editing and gaming on windows also buy a used macbook pro for tracking (in Logic pro) and to take away for trips. The only bad thing about oder Macbooks (and new ones too) is the graphic cards - not very good for...

I will add it to the guide when troubleshooting this problem. Thanks

Do you reccomend updating to Mac OS Sierra? Did you have any problems doing it? I'm thinking I'll give it a try.

Did you solve this?

This is normal that Windows see only the EFI partition. Note that the Installation USB created on a Virtual Machine may be faulty according to some posts here.

The Wi-fi you listed should work fine. It has SATA3 M.2 slot.. I recommend Samsung EVO 850 SSD or something similar with speeds around 500Mb

Glad you made it. :)

Did you use the post-install EFI folder?

So you can´t boot again from the same install USB that worked before? For me the Install prcess hang about 20 minutes with a full progress bar before it rebooted automatically. I would try to make Install USB again in your case and then Install again. - Did you use a version of EFI made for...

So chceck troubleshooting in Section 5 of this guide.

- Replace the EFI folder of your installer with the one from the Dell files called “EFI (Boot after installed2)” - Rename the folder to EFI again This way it won´t boot? You should be able to boot from the USB installer you used to install OsX Note: Leave only USB and adapter connected

You can try. Or you can always boot with the installer USB to backup the data

I´d recommend start over from beginning. You probably did a mistake following the guide. Also try connect or disconnect the adapter and verbose mode