Installer reboots at 13 minutes remaining

[Feartech]

Tried, no luck. However seeing the ifconfig output I would say that the pc is not connected

try again:
ntpdate -u time.apple.com
it is a - and not an =

 

[mattodinaturas]

try again:
ntpdate -u time.apple.com
it is a - and not an =

Oh sry.. still no luck. I think that it's not connected to the internet

 

[Feartech]

Oh sry.. still no luck. I think that it's not connected to the internet

best to test your ethernet cable from your laptop to router, make sure that works, test in windows or create a live linux usb stick to test

 

[mattodinaturas]

best to test your ethernet cable from your laptop to router, make sure that works, test in windows or create a live linux usb stick to test

Yea already tried and in windows it works flawlessly. Also tried switching cables and bypassing the switch, no luck

 

[Feartech]

Yea already tried and in windows it works flawlessly. Also tried switching cables and bypassing the switch, no luck

just tested on my asus and ethernet seems fine in terminal

wondering if you could try a previous version of realtek kext, try the attached and see how you get on

also reset nvram again after replacing the network kext

 

[mattodinaturas]

just tested on my asus and ethernet seems fine in terminal

wondering if you could try a previous version of realtek kext, try the attached and see how you get on

also reset nvram again after replacing the network kext

Thank you! It worked :/ continuing with install process..

 

[mattodinaturas]

Yeah, ofc.. seemed too straightforward

 

[Feartech]

Thank you! It worked :/ continuing with install process..

fantastic!

was running out of ideas for you on this one!

 

[Feartech]

Yeah, ofc.. seemed too straightforward

so you ran the time command in terminal?

 

[mattodinaturas]

fantastic!

was running out of ideas for you on this one!

Thank you very much!!

so you ran the time command in terminal?

After I solved issue with network I didn't, I've read in a thread that running that command fixes the problem I'm currently having. I have executed the command and formatted the drive, now I'm reinstalling macos

EDIT: it worked, now I'm at apple logo screen during install