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Any ideas what I might be able to try next? I appreciate your help...

I am trying to install High Sierra onto my desktop computer. I re-created unibeast usb drive on new usb 2.o thumb drive and inserted it into the rear usb 2.0 port (multiple ones) on the motherboard vs the top case panel and I've gotten to the osx install screen... Also, unplugged the secondary...

Can anyone help direct me to the next step I should try?

Thank you. I've tried installing High Sierra from usb several times (after erasing target system hard drive, etc before each try) and then after restart, selecting the internal hard drive as the boot option. Each time it takes me to the "MACOS COULD NOT BE INSTALLED ON YOUR COMPUTER" error...

Can anyone help direct me to the next step I should try?

I re-created unibeast usb drive on new usb 2.o thumb drive and inserted it into the rear usb 2.0 port on the motherboard vs the top case panel and I've gotten to the osx install screen... Also, unplugged the secondary data hard drive to avoid potential conflicts... Formatted the os hard drive...

Just filled out hardware profile... USB stick I'm using is 3.0 but using it in 2.0 slot on computer... Do I need a 2.0 USB stick as well?

I am trying to install High Sierra onto my desktop computer and I keep getting the prohibited sign and aren't able to get to the osx install screen. The hard drive I'm trying to install on is empty. I have attached two screenshots: one of verbose mode showing what happens right after I select...

That worked Toleda!!! Thanks so much! To confirm for everyone's reference, my issue was that the AppleHDA.kext and my Yosemite OS version were not the same. I updated OS to 10.10.2, restarted, reinstalled ALC898 with HDA Enabler =1 via Multibeast 7.2.2., restarted, and I have sound and all...

Thanks Toleda. So to confirm, what I need to do is: - update my Yosemite install to 10.10.2 - restart - clear kernal cache - reinstall appleHDA.kext - restart If this is not correct or is a better way to do it, please let me know... Thanks, Mark

I'm sorry Toleda. Thought I had attached all files... The ioReg info and the org.chameleon.Boot.plist. Which other files did you need?

Thanks Toleda... I have rebuilt the kernal cache, and restarted, and still no audio options.. Have re-attached latest files, as per your request.. Thanks again for your help... Mark

Thank you very much... So just to confirm, I need to go into my org.chameleon.Boot.plist file and add the text: kext-dev-mode=1 ? or is there a special way to add the text with open/close tags, etc?

Thank you Toleda. I did verify that I have Rev 1.0 and have unplugged the green port, and only have the orange and black line outs plugged in. Can you clarify how I verify "BIOS/Advanced/Audio Controller/Enabled"? Am I opening up the AppleHDA.kext file to look for some type of text? Do I...

This works great! Thanks so much. Is there anyway to update the usb unibeast install file so it doesn't have to download the additional components, etc? Currently downloads 1-2gb of additional files and it would be awesome if I could build those files into the install...

Can anyone help me out on this question please?

I've finally got most everything running on my new hackintosh and was wondering if its "Best practice" to also install the software that comes on the dvds for the graphics card (geoforce 560ti), motherboard, etc OR is it best to leave well enough alone? This is my first build and I don't want...

Hi everyone, This is my first hackintosh and I apologize for the newbie questions but was wondering if you could clarify a few items: - i have a WD black 2tb drive as my primary.. Formatted to have 2-1tb partitions to get through install, but would like to make 1 large partition AFTER...