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You can find my config.plist und Multibeast settings in the attachment. Using Multibeast 11.3 was enough to fix the ALC problem. No other tricks except the ICH10 patch for the SSD. This is already included in the config.plist. My recommendation: Stick to legacy for now. Do a clean Unibeast...

Problem solved: My 6TB data hard disk (WDC WD60EFRX-68L0BN1) won't work under Catalina. Other HDDs are working out of the box. So, I'm copying right now the contents of the HDD to other HDDs and will erase and reformat my 6TB HDD under Catalina. Let's see, if that works. SOLVED

I installed Catalina via update from Mojave and with the help of the latest Unibeast. Works fine, except for the 6TB SATA hard disk I store the data on. The disk is formatted "Mac OS Extended (journaled)". Intel Generic AHCI SATA does not work, the volume is shown in disk utility, but the disk...

Glad you got it working. The less the better

Since I switched to Tony, that was 10.9 Mavericks, I did a clean installation with Unibeast, no patches. Except ICH10 from High Sierra on. Multibeast for the correct SMBIOS, sound and network. Clover installation failed every year, the first year I got a Clover installation working was Mojave...

Seems like you know what you're doing. I am completely DSDT free since Mountain Lion, my biggest problem so far was installing High Sierra on SSD. One final suggestion for you: What if you do a clean Unibeast installation of (High) Sierra and after that a direct app installation of Mojave? You...

Glad I could help so far. Just to be sure, the RX 580 is NOT the problem: Did you try the installation with the built-in graphics? I wouldn't change the config.plist for that, you can do it after success.

ICH10-patch is needed if you are using a SSD. ALC889 is working with the oldest VoodooHDA driver Multibeast 10.4 is offering.

Did you try the ICH10-patch? Having nearly the same board, this worked for me installing High Sierra. You have to perform the patch on your config.plist in the EFI of the USB installer. And again after installation in the EFI of the SSD. I installed Mojave just over High Sierra, ALC889 ist...

I used the guide step by step. After completing the installation and booting with the USB stick, my HDD was not recognized in Clover. So I booted High Sierra, applied MultiBeast with minimal settings to the new Mojave Public Beta 1 and bang, this did the trick. ALC889 audio is not working by...

Okay, I do have a clean install of High Sierra on a HDD, without the two screen behavior. Would you recommend that I should copy the EFI folder, apply the ICH10 patch and give it a try? Oooops, I forgot to mention that I'm on a SSD system, hence the ICH10 patch.

Nope... unfortunately no effect.

Thanks BreBo. You're right, the last characters were missing. I figured out, that Clover Configurator adds a space at the end of the string. If you delete this space, Clover Configurator deletes the last character. So, I added the missing character, Clover Configurator adds a space...

Okay, would be cool if somebody could help... Thanks in advance!

Nobody?

Sorry to disappoint you... It's working fine with my build. I applied the fix in Clover Configurator as explained in post #14.

Did you try the ICH10 patch on your USB installer? It worked for me... https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/solved-ich10r-and-high-sierra.233435/page-2#post-1608408

Hi there, I did a fresh install using the latest Unibeast and Multibeast and applied the ICH10 patch. To perform the 10.13.1 update I had to boot using the USB installer, all done, High Sierra is up and running well. As always, I set timeout=0, Legacy=PBR, Debug=0 with the help of clover...

I am running a fully functioning El Capitan using the now called "alternate post installation". However, as a friend of Multibeast for years now, I would like to switch back to "Multibeast post installation". Is it possible to use Multibeast after the alternate post installation or would you...

Thank you Tony for keeping on the excellent work.