Asus Q502LA High Sierra Install

[marloluk]

Hello! I have an Asus Q502LA and I'm trying to install High Sierra onto it. I have everything complete, and after trying to boot, I am left with this error:

S: Starting OpenCore application...
BS: Booter path - \EFI\BOOT\ BOOTX64.EFI
OCFS: Trying to locate filesystem on D70B3F18 D6ACD998
OCFS: Filesystem P - \EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.EFI
BS: Trying to load OpenCore Image...
BS: Relative path - EFI.
BS: Startup path - EFI\OpenCore.ef1(0)
BS: Fallback to absolute path - EFI\OC\OpenCore.ef1
BS: Read OpenCore image of 958464 bytes
OCM: Loaded image at D6841A98 handle
CM: Loaded image has DeviceHandle D70B3F18 FilePath D6841B18 ours DevicePath D72D6118
OCCPU: Failed to get FSBFrequency data using Apple Platform Info - Not Found
OC: Starting Opencore...
OC: Booter path - EFI\OC\OpenCore.efi
OCFS: Trying to locate filesystem on D70B3F18 D6841818
OCFS: Filesystem DP - EFI\OC\OpenCore.efi
OC: Absolute booter path - EFI\OC\OpenCore.efi
OC: Storage root EFI\OC\OpenCore.efi
OCST: Missing vault data, ignoring...
OC: OcMiscEarlyInit...
OC: Loaded configuration of 34573 bytes
OCS: No schema for PointerPol1Mask at 5 index, context ‹AppleInput»!
OCS: No schema for PointerPol1Max at 6 index, context ‹AppleInput»!
OCS: No schema for PointerPol1Min at 7 index, context (AppleInput>!
OCS: No schema for AudioOutMask at 2 index, context ‹Audio» I
OCS: No schema for DisconnectHda at 4 index, context (Audio› l
OCS: No schema for MaximumGain at 5 index, context (Audio› I
OCS: No schema for MinimumAssistGain at 6 index, context (Audio» l
OCS: No schema for MinimumAudibleGain at 7 index, context ‹Audio> !
OCS: Missing key Audio0ut, context (Audio» !
OCS: Missing key MinimumVolume, context ‹Audio» I
OCS: Missing key VolumeAmplifier, context (Audio» I
OCS: Couldn't get array serialized at 0 index!
OCS: Couldn't get array serialized at 1 index!
OC: Watchdog status is 1

My EFI has been attached

 

[marloluk]

Also, the laptop's specs are:

Core i5-4210u
Intel HD4400
SSD - 128gb
8gb Ram

Let me know if more is needed

 

[P1LGRIM]

OCS: No schema for PointerPol1Mask at 5 index, context ‹AppleInput»!
OCS: No schema for PointerPol1Max at 6 index, context ‹AppleInput»!
OCS: No schema for PointerPol1Min at 7 index, context (AppleInput>!
OCS: No schema for AudioOutMask at 2 index, context ‹Audio» I
OCS: No schema for DisconnectHda at 4 index, context (Audio› l
OCS: No schema for MaximumGain at 5 index, context (Audio› I
OCS: No schema for MinimumAssistGain at 6 index, context (Audio» l
OCS: No schema for MinimumAudibleGain at 7 index, context ‹Audio> !
OCS: Missing key Audio0ut, context (Audio» !
OCS: Missing key MinimumVolume, context ‹Audio» I
OCS: Missing key VolumeAmplifier, context (Audio» I
OCS: Couldn't get array serialized at 0 index!
OCS: Couldn't get array serialized at 1 index!

Each line relates to an error in your config.plist.

The ocvalidate utility that comes with each release of OpenCore should help you to identify and correct them.

Use the 'Find' function of your plist editor to locate each of the errors and then you can correct them by comparison with the sample plist supplied with OpenCore.

Your config.plist is crafted for a specific version of OpenCore, ensure that all of the OpenCore files match that same version.

 

[marloluk]

Alright I got that done, and now it's all installed, and now I have 2 issues. One, when first logging in, the screen is fine, then once the progress bar reaches about 2/3rd of the way there, the screen glitches out and it becomes duplicates everywhere with lines of different color everywhere, then once the desktop loads up, through the little I can see, I go to the apple logo and then sleep the computer, then hit the spacebar and everything is fine, so I'm looking for a fix. Second, I have another hackintosh that is fully successful with everything working fine, but I want this one in stead, so I removed the wifi card from it and am trying to get that to work in this new one, but can't quite figure it out. It is a BCM943224HMS, again on High Sierra, and I've tried to use the Broadcom Fixup kext, to no avail. Since I've changed my efi, the new one is attached.

 

[marloluk]

Also, if for whatever reason its easier I have a RAK-RT2090BC4 Ralink wifi chip as well.

 

[Feartech]

Also, if for whatever reason its easier I have a RAK-RT2090BC4 Ralink wifi chip as well.

you need to do this:

The New Beginner's Guide to USB Port Configuration

Important Update: June 2023 From Big Sur 11.3 on the built-in OpenCore XhciPortLimit quirk no-longer worked as described. This became a known "bug", though in reality it was Apple changing their internal code, making a simple "peek and poke" to keep it operating, a difficult task. However, with...

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also ACPI section is in your Quirks section, this is incorrect

check config.plist in my guide as to how to setup correctly

 

[marloluk]

I configured all of the ports (which did nothing), and I got WiFi working, (bluetooth still isn't working - help needed), I updated to Mojave, everything is good, and then also when I turn CSM on in bios, the glitchy screen goes away, but then apple logo and progress bar are very out of proportion, just bigger than they should be, along with the GUI. Audio also isn't working, trying to fix that as well.

 

[Feartech]

I configured all of the ports (which did nothing), and I got WiFi working, (bluetooth still isn't working - help needed), I updated to Mojave, everything is good, and then also when I turn CSM on in bios, the glitchy screen goes away, but then apple logo and progress bar are very out of proportion, just bigger than they should be, along with the GUI. Audio also isn't working, trying to fix that as well.

internal wifi card needs to be set to 255

then USBInjectAll.kext and XhciPortLimit needs to be disabled



lilu kext needs to be listed first in your config.plist

 

[marloluk]

Ok I did the bottom 3, (Lilu, USB..., and XHCI...) but by the internal wifi card one, I'm guessing you're meaning to do that in the USB Mapping, but when I did do that, the card didn't even show up.

 

[marloluk]

And after disabling CSM, and restarting, the glitching didn't go away, but with CSM on, the bootpicker and the apple logo for like 2 seconds were the only things out of proportion.