[GUIDE] [Skylake] El Capitan MSI Z170A-Tomahawk + i5 6600K + GTX 970

[EgeSS]

the file links doesn't work.

 

[EgeSS]

can you plz update the links?

 

[ChrM]

Have you tried the latest MultiBeast ALC892 kext? Works for me.

Note: firstly I installed two kexts from this guide.

do you happen to have this files around? original link is down ..

 

[CosmoDreamer]

do you happen to have this files around? original link is down ..

I'm not sure but most likely those files are from the post. See attached.

 

[CosmoDreamer]

The preconfigured config.plist download page is down...
Could anyone tell me where to find one? Thanks!

You can try my config based on the original one from the thread's author.

 

[Bradley04268]

Please check and refresh the links on the topic's header. Files they point to do not exist anymore

Yes, please do. I'm hoping that I can follow this guide with Sierra. I'm using a some what similar setup but I'm having issues. Pretty sure it's because I lack the files from the original post.

MSI Z170A Gaming Pro Carbon
Intel Core i5-6600K
8GB ADATA XPG 2800MHz
Intel 535 Series SSD - Windows 10
WD Blue SSHD 2TB - Storage for Windows and Mac
64GB Generic SSD - For macOS
MSI GTX 960 4GB OC 4GD5T

 

[zorat]

All your links seem to have been removed, any way we can get them reposted?

 

[seathasky]

Hey Zorat not sure if you are looking for a guiide or if someone else is interested who have the Z170A Tomahawk AC board, I actually used this Vanilla install guide for this board and it is running flawlessly!
https://www.******.com/r/hackintosh...ings_of_a_hackintosher_a_sorta_brief_vanilla/

 

[zorat]

Hey Zorat not sure if you are looking for a guiide or if someone else is interested who have the Z170A Tomahawk AC board, I actually used this Vanilla install guide for this board and it is running flawlessly!
https://www.******.com/r/hackintosh...ings_of_a_hackintosher_a_sorta_brief_vanilla/

Thanks, that would have been helpful. I found that UniBeast and Multibeast do a number of things under the covers that caused me tons of problems, which I couldn't fix, because I had no idea what they had changed. We used sudo kextcache -i / that showed things were being added from somewhere but couldn't find where and therefore couldn't remove it to fix the issue. I did a really nice clean vanilla install and everything worked great. AND, I knew every change that was made, so I could troubleshoot any issues.