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Are there minimum hardware requirements for Catalina posted anywhere? I just pulled out my old P8Z68V build (my first ever hack, built from TonyMac specs) that's now on El Cap and would like to update to Catalina if possible. Specs: Asus P8Z68V, i7 2600k Dual GTX 560Tis 16GB DDR3 1333mem 1TB...

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I previously had a NVidia Maxwell graphics card so I’ve been stuck on High Sierra for a while. I bought a Radeon 580 so I could update to Catalina. Here’s my procedures and issues: - uninstalled NVidia web drivers - shutdown the computer and physically installed the new graphics card and booted...

Thanks for the help. Just to confirm, I should get it working in 10.13.6 High Sierra BEFORE upgrading to Catalina?

I currently have a GTX 980 so I've been stuck in High Sierra for quite a while and tired of it. I went ahead and bought an XFX Radeon RX580 (pic below) today so I can upgrade to Catalina and have a couple questions.... 1. Will I have to completely reinstall max OS from scratch to get it to...

We have basically the same exact build... the GTX 960 is a Maxwell video card... is your video working using the card?

I'm guessing that at this point, there will never be an option for those of us with Maxwell or Pascal cards to upgrade above High Sierra? Has no one made a patch in the last year?

Thanks for the reply. I did try that and every other network repair technique I've learned from previous installs. Nothing worked. Extremely odd, its like somehow the board "forgot" that the LAN port was attached although DPCIManager confirmed it was a viable PCI connection and being detected...

This situation is getting worse. I decided to do a fresh reinstall since I had just done one and not gotten to far into the setup. I made a new UniBeast USB with my MacBook Air, android a fresh reinstall including resetting my BIOS settings and formatting my SSD. When I get back into the...

I just edited my com.apple.Boot.plist to add the EthernetBuiltIn string above, deleted networkinterfaces.plsit and preferences.plist, deleted Mausi kext, rebuilt kexts, repaired permissions, restarted ->no change. wired connection still not showing up.

@BreBo any thoughts on my issue?

My NetworkInterfaces.plist and preferences.plist files are attached. They look odd to me. wi-fi is en0 right now and bluetooth PAN is en1. My wired connection is not even listed. I know how to get the wired connection to en0 IF I can get it to show up in the list.

Sorry for posting it in the wrong section. I went through the above steps and the wired connection still does not show in the Network Preferences. No ethernet card detected in the System Report It is showing on the PCI List in DPCIManager. Is there a line for the builtin ethernet in APFS...

I gave up and restored from a Time Machine backup and was able to get it to boot to backup my data.

I just did a fresh reinstall of 10.13.2 and it went good except that the wired connection was showing as "Cable Unplugged" even though it was securely plugged in (tested and verified with Ubiquiti controller). I deleted the NetworkInterfaces and preferences plists in...

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Gigabyte GA-Z79X-UD7, i4790k I upgraded from Sierra to High Sierra back in October via the App Store was working just fine. I did the 10.13.2 update back in December and my Mac got stuck in a boot loop, can no longer get to the desktop. Since I did an OTA update, I didn't have a USB of High...

Made some progress... I downloaded the config-sample.plist from the High Sierra Beta thread and modified the name of the boot drive to match mine and dropped it in my Clover folder on my EFI partition. I then added 'cpus=1' bootflag and managed to get to the High Sierra installation screen...