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[HELP] Triple Boot - Can't start Unibeast Mojave Installation on GRUB2

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Hello guys,
I am completely new in hackintosh community. I want to install macOS Mojave to my existing Laptop with EFI Windows 10 and Ubuntu 16.04. I have created a USB installer thanks to this guide. However I can't boot from that USB, because GRUB doesn't show it as an option and I couldn't boot from entry I have added by below code:
Code:
menuentry "macOS" {
    insmod hfsplus
    insmod chain
    insmod search_fs_uuid
    search --fs-uuid --no-floppy --set=root 7a81c8fc960088a7
    chainloader /EFI/BOOT/BOOTX64.efi
}
menuentry "macOS 2" {
    insmod hfsplus
    insmod chain
    insmod search_fs_uuid
    search --fs-uuid --no-floppy --set=root 7a81c8fc960088a7
    chainloader /EFI/CLOVER/CLOVERX64.efi
}

GRUB gives 'unkown error' for each
 
As far as I know Mojave can't be installed on HFS+ anymore.
You need to use clover in order to boot OSX cause GRUB don't support APFS.
I have a quad-boot on mine (Mojave, W10, Ubuntu, Kali) and the only bootloader that works is Clover.
 
As far as I know Mojave can't be installed on HFS+ anymore.
You need to use clover in order to boot OSX cause GRUB don't support APFS.
I have a quad-boot on mine (Mojave, W10, Ubuntu, Kali) and the only bootloader that works is Clover.
The thing is I have never reached to clover. and I couldn't start installing OSX
 
I have solved my issue. The thread can be closed. I think my usb drive created via UniBeast was not properly created. I have recreated it using this guide. And now I am writing this answer from my hackintosh.
 
As far as I know Mojave can't be installed on HFS+ anymore.
You need to use clover in order to boot OSX cause GRUB don't support APFS.
I have a quad-boot on mine (Mojave, W10, Ubuntu, Kali) and the only bootloader that works is Clover.

Is there a guide for this? I currently have Mojave and Win10 dual boot, but am looking to add Mint and Kali, with all four on different SSDs.
 
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