- Joined
- Jul 23, 2011
- Messages
- 54
- Motherboard
- Supermicro X11DAi-N
- CPU
- 2x 8260M
- Graphics
- Radeon VII
- Mac
- Classic Mac
- Mobile Phone
Crap, I am so sorry guys.
So, I, uh, completely forgot that I had patched the BIOS image from Supermicro for my motherboard and flashed my own modified BIOS to my X10DAi mobo. It was largely cosmetic (replaced the Supermicro logo with the Apple boot image, restored some stuff that had been removed from the EFI shell, etc.)....but more importantly, I patched the bios so that it leaves MSR 0xE2 unlocked. Motherboards often lock this register, and that prevents macOS from booting. So my guide works as long as your motherboard has MSR 0xE2 unlocked. If it is locked, you must make sure to check the 'KernelPm' box in the Kernel and Kexts section of Clover Configurator.
It just totally slipped my mind. There wasn't exactly some visual indication to remind me about the unlocked MSR registor. I just forgot. Whoops . I am very sorry to anyone who finds that this omission caused them headache and wasted their time. It was an honest oversight.
Sorry!
So, I, uh, completely forgot that I had patched the BIOS image from Supermicro for my motherboard and flashed my own modified BIOS to my X10DAi mobo. It was largely cosmetic (replaced the Supermicro logo with the Apple boot image, restored some stuff that had been removed from the EFI shell, etc.)....but more importantly, I patched the bios so that it leaves MSR 0xE2 unlocked. Motherboards often lock this register, and that prevents macOS from booting. So my guide works as long as your motherboard has MSR 0xE2 unlocked. If it is locked, you must make sure to check the 'KernelPm' box in the Kernel and Kexts section of Clover Configurator.
It just totally slipped my mind. There wasn't exactly some visual indication to remind me about the unlocked MSR registor. I just forgot. Whoops . I am very sorry to anyone who finds that this omission caused them headache and wasted their time. It was an honest oversight.
Sorry!