MSI H81I/Pentium G3258/PNY Geforce GT 430/10.8.5 *NO DSDT!* Fully working! everything!

[newhacker1746]

I'd like to try and install 10.9 or 10.10 on a G3258, so I'm curious to hear your progress with getting Mavericks/Yosemite on this processor.

Hey for you guys I have an update. It is possible to install Mavericks and update straight from apple to 10.9.5 with the clover boot loader. What you have to do research some supported cpus, and then get the CPUID for that given cpu. Then, in binaries patching menu in the clover options menu, there will be a box that says: Fake CPUID: 0x0000000
That is where you put the CPUID you found, in this format: 0x0xxxxxxx
The bolded part is where you put the CPUID, I used a Sandy Core i5-K: 205A7 so I would put it in like this: 0x0205A7
Now you can go back to the menu, and boot into the installer for mavericks or an install on an external drive. Then, just do like normal, and once install completed (or Upgrade) go into clover and do the cpuid change and boot into install, and congratulations! you made it into mavericks. I think it could work with yosemite too. By the way the CPUID you put in will tell OS X what cpu you've got, so if you want it to say Core i7 instead of Core i5, change the cpuid in the same format as before but replacing the id with that of a supported core i7. Good luck, and I hope you too get it to work. By the way it would also work on legacy BIOS since clover will act exactly the same whether it's initialized from the UEFI or BIOS. If you do it from BIOS then it will take longer for clover to load, so a UEFI install is preferable. If you have any issues performing my steps then do not hesitate to post on this topic.
Greetings and Happy Christmas and New Year/Whatever you celebrate
Thanks for all your comments, they really do help, and lets me help you.
newhacker1746

 

[newhacker1746]

I have got yet another update for all of you. I just managed to nab the last GTX 760 from my local electronics store, but it wasn't just any GTX 760. It was one made by MSI, also the maker of my motherboard, but it was a mini ITX versions. It's only as long as the PCIe slot, and fit tidy into my ridiculously tiny case. *It's not a Bitfenix Prodigy or those long ones* It worked, surprisingly, completely straight out of the box with Clover and Mavericks. I started my system like normal, and the GPU worked as if the other one was never replaced. I have a link so you can see it too, it's actually pretty cool:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127772

Also, I have the link for my case, so you can see how tiny it is and that it is not a long one (I didn't believe it actually fit)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811353030

 

[stehor]

clover config is for 8/9 series mobos and G3258 pentium cpu working on a msi z97 pc mate @4.7GHZ @1.450v nvida supported gfx 6xx cards and up only.

 

[PoMpIs]

Hello

ahh !! nice hackintosh, nice, cheap, and good

I've ridden something even cheaper:

Celeron 1840 http://www.pccomponentes.com/intel_celeron_g1840_2_8ghz_box.html

Asrock H81m-VG4 http://www.pccomponentes.com/asrock_h81m_vg4.html

Kingston 8gb 1600mhz--->2x-->http://www.pccomponentes.com/crucial__ddr3_1600_pc3_12800_4gb_1x4gb_cl11.html

ati 7770---> was home, unused, had to recycle

I patched one DSDT and works very well ...

and performs very well, look at the result of Geekbench:

http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench3/1587054

I had wanted to try a cheap hack, and this is the ideal..

Give a little work, but once they got going great, very rewarding effort

More pictures:

Cinebench R15: xDD



Cheers

 

[amgclk65]

Hello

ahh !! nice hackintosh, nice, cheap, and good

I've ridden something even cheaper:

Celeron 1840 http://www.pccomponentes.com/intel_celeron_g1840_2_8ghz_box.html

Asrock H81m-VG4 http://www.pccomponentes.com/asrock_h81m_vg4.html

Kingston 8gb 1600mhz--->2x-->http://www.pccomponentes.com/crucial__ddr3_1600_pc3_12800_4gb_1x4gb_cl11.html

ati 7770---> was home, unused, had to recycle

I patched one DSDT and works very well ...

and performs very well, look at the result of Geekbench:

http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench3/1587054

I had wanted to try a cheap hack, and this is the ideal..

Give a little work, but once they got going great, very rewarding effort

More pictures:

Cinebench R15: xDD



Cheers

Awesome!! How did you get Yosemite to run a haswell 1150 pentium Cpu? Clover with fake Cpu Id?
love the build. I just did a G2030 with Ecs h61 mini itx Build. Geek bench Is mid 4500 with 4gb ram.

 

[PoMpIs]

Awesome!! How did you get Yosemite to run a haswell 1150 pentium Cpu? Clover with fake Cpu Id?
love the build. I just did a G2030 with Ecs h61 mini itx Build. Geek bench Is mid 4500 with 4gb ram.

Hello

Yes, with a fake ID in Clover.

I previously had a Celeron 1610+ H61M-dgs, but I had no SATA 6Gbps and USB 3.0.

and now with this hackintosh I can put two SATA 6Gbps SSD smoothly, works very well

regards

 

[pbreaker80]

will this build work as i bought the G3258

CPU: Pentium G3258
MoBo : Asrock H97M (from buyers guide)
GPU : Asus Geforce GT610 2GB DDR3
Audio :Realtek ALC892 Audio Codec
LAN : QualcommAtheros AR8171
Kingstone 120GB SSD

thanks in advance

 

[PoMpIs]

will this build work as i bought the G3258

CPU: Pentium G3258
MoBo : Asrock H97M (from buyers guide)
GPU : Asus Geforce GT610 2GB DDR3
Audio :Realtek ALC892 Audio Codec
LAN : QualcommAtheros AR8171
Kingstone 120GB SSD

thanks in advance

Using clover, and FakeCPUID

* Yosemite can be installed without much trouble ...

 

[pbreaker80]

Using clover, and FakeCPUID

* Yosemite can be installed without much trouble ...

thanks for your answer

 

[kaixuan]

The FakeCPUID of 0x000206F0 Work nicely for me with Clover EFI Bootloader.
No DSDT
Here are my spec:
Pentium G3258 (stable at 4.2 no voltage tweak)
4 GB of RAM
MSI H81M-P33
GTX 650 1 GB GDDR5