An ERROR during install High Sierra

[MarioWhite]

Hi guys, I'm new in the forum and this is my first Hackintosh-build.

Im using the Snazzy Labs components of this guide: http://www.snazzylabs.com/diy/350-dollar-hackintosh-build/

• Intel i3-7100
• GIGABYTE GA-H110M-A
• 8GB Corsair Valueselect DDR4
• Kingston 120GB SSD

Everything works fine, the BIOS configuration is fine I think. But in the middle of the installation, after a couple reboots give me this error every time.

What can I do? I've tried to disconnect USB3.0 and the DVD Drive. Nothing works.

 

[cmn699]

Hi guys, I'm new in the forum and this is my first Hackintosh-build.

Im using the Snazzy Labs components of this guide: http://www.snazzylabs.com/diy/350-dollar-hackintosh-build/

• Intel i3-7100
• GIGABYTE GA-H110M-A
• 8GB Corsair Valueselect DDR4
• Kingston 120GB SSD

Everything works fine, the BIOS configuration is fine I think. But in the middle of the installation, after a couple reboots give me this error every time.

What can I do? I've tried to disconnect USB3.0 and the DVD Drive. Nothing works.

Where did you get the macOS High Sierra Installer file?
I suggest you check its file integrity before making a USB installer with it.
Your selected hardware appear OK for macOS High Sierra.

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[MarioWhite]

Where did you get the macOS High Sierra Installer file?
I suggest you check its file integrity before making a USB installer with it.
Your selected hardware appear OK for macOS High Sierra.

Thanks for your reply. I get the macOS High Sierra installer from Apple Store in my macbook Pro mid2012.
Should I get it by another way?

 

[cmn699]

Thanks for your reply. I get the macOS High Sierra installer from Apple Store in my macbook Pro mid2012.
Should I get it by another way?

No, no need to try any other way. What you have done is the right way.
But check its file integrity against published values using Terminal command

$ shasum /Applications/Install*OS*.app/Contents/SharedSupport/InstallESD.dmg

the output will be:

4164f0dde7316ad745426438ef013568fe0313ba /Applications/Install macOS High Sierra.app/Contents/SharedSupport/InstallESD.dmg

published Values:apple-installer-checksums