The CFG Lock was enabled and causing an error. I disabled it and got past the error, but now there's a huge log and a black screen.Is the CFG Lock setting the change which caused a black screen? Was it enabled or not?
I wouldn't update BIOS personally. Gigabyte are generally safe choices for a hackintosh.
Check the order of commands in DeviceProperties. Put AAPL at the top. Add a "device-id" line. If you are not sure what I mean check Dortania. Might help the black screen.
I did exactly the same thing, but the black screen persists.
Uncomment the two lines : framebuffer ....I did exactly the same thing, but the black screen persists.
I removed the comments, but the black screen persists.Uncomment the two lines : framebuffer ....
As far as I remember the line to be added is like this :Is the CFG Lock setting the change which caused a black screen? Was it enabled or not?
I wouldn't update BIOS personally. Gigabyte are generally safe choices for a hackintosh.
Check the order of commands in DeviceProperties. Put AAPL at the top. Add a "device-id" line. If you are not sure what I mean check Dortania. Might help the black screen.
Should I insert it as shown on Dortania's website?As far as I remember the line to be added is like this :
device-id Data C59B0000
as Intel 10900K cpu has ID 0x9BC5
Sorry, your post didn't show up before. I followed your instructions and it's still showing a black screen.Here is just an example of how to add device-id property ( use your values ).
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