macOS High Sierra Public Beta is Now Available

[Wb5qwn]

Wow, that's great! I just got all of my Hackintosh parts a few Minutes ago!

Should I try it or should I stick with the previous version? Regarding the CPU choice of mine (Kaby Lake 7700K) it would be interesting to go High Sierra Beta.

Now is the ideal time to try the Beta (nothing to loose)

 

[irish_man]

Up and running, waiting for graphics drivers. No other issues.

 

[cvee72]

Has anyone done the install using a NVMe drive ?
If yes, did you go the apfs route or stick with HFS+ ?

I had so many issues upgrading to Sierra that i'm now timid to perform the upgrade until there's more evidence of success
I have a z270 mobo and i7700k chip... so hoping this latest release requires less of the 'workarounds' to get it working.

 

[m0reilly]

i was going to clone high sierra to my nvme, but it looks atm like that may not be possible (bootable apfs clone). still have not tried install from usb (could not get installer on usb via terminal command:"command not found"
(EDIT: was so busy w/installing my dev copy i didn't notice tonymack had posted up the proper command...backslashes!)

 

[In-N-Out]

did you install the public beta access utility prior to downloading high sierra beta/install attempt? others are reporting a similar issue

Hell, I missed that. That was it, thank you!

 

[Superbogey]

Just for the heck of it, I tried Multibeast 9.1 but it doesn't recognize my APFS High Sierra boot drive.

 

[zlei]

nice! good to know it's working. I'm still gonna wait a little to install 10.13 though.

the new biosversion has just updated

 

[Lazika]

Is there any news for the Nvidia web driver for high Sierra?

 

[zlei]

Is there any news for the Nvidia web driver for high Sierra?

nothing! only wait for its release one day.

 

[seyedhossein]

Try and install high sierra public beta on GA Z170X-UD5
everythink is ok but usb 3.0 not working

any idea?