OpenCore USB Installer Error

[Bztruster]

Hello Everybody,

I configured all following the vanilla-laptop-guide for skylake i5 (according to my laptop)

specs:

Fujitsu LifeBook E756
i5-6300U (2.40Ghz)
16GB DDR4
1TB Samsung Evo 860 (SSD)

Before came here I tried a lot of things according to some errors, but anything works...

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If anybody nows why please :s

Thanks and have a nice day.

files: [EFI.zip] + [opencore.log]

 

[P1LGRIM]

Not a Desktop - Moved to Laptop Support.

 

[Bztruster]

Not a Desktop - Moved to Laptop Support.

I don´t know what to change

 

[jcds83]

I've just reviewed your EFI. SSDT-GPI0.aml seems incorrect according to the Laptop guide.
There is no SSDT-Plug but instead of SSDT-XOSI always according to the Laptop guide.
You should use VirtualSMC.kext instead of FakeSMC.kext.
You must move your Resources folder inside OC folder. There is a mistake in one of the last release.
And MacBookPro13,1 seems a good choice in Platforminfo.

 

[Bztruster]

I've just reviewed your EFI. SSDT-GPI0.aml seems incorrect according to the Laptop guide.
There is no SSDT-Plug but instead of SSDT-XOSI always according to the Laptop guide.
You should use VirtualSMC.kext instead of FakeSMC.kext.
You must move your Resources folder inside OC folder. There is a mistake in one of the last release.
And MacBookPro13,1 seems a good choice in Platforminfo.

The content for SSDT-GPI0 (before convert into an *.aml file) is that:

So, what´s wrong with the content¿?, because that´s the file frome the vanilla-laptop-guide (https://github.com/dortania/vanilla-laptop-guide/blob/master/OpenCore/config-laptop.plist/skylake.md).

(The other things were applied properly)

 

[jcds83]

I have noticed differences between your guide and this one in the Dortania page.

https://1revenger1.gitbook.io/laptop-guide/prepare-install-macos/setting-up-input-devices

Perhaps you are right. You should try it.

 

[Bztruster]

I have noticed differences between your guide and this one in the Dortania page.

https://1revenger1.gitbook.io/laptop-guide/prepare-install-macos/setting-up-input-devices

Perhaps you are right. You should try it.

I put it that (I updated the config.plist), but it happens the same when I tried to boot the installer.

What do you think?

 

[jcds83]

In Kernel/Add in config.plist have you put Lilu.kext very first before Virtual.kext?
It is mandatory.

 

[Bztruster]

In Kernel/Add in config.plist have you put Lilu.kext very first before Virtual.kext?
It is mandatory.

Yes:

 

[Feartech]

I put it that (I updated the config.plist), but it happens the same when I tried to boot the installer.

View attachment 464474

What do you think?

DVMT issue, it needs to be set to 64MB in BIOS

or use the min-stolen patch in your config.plist