Please help me with my first hackintosh on GA-Z170X-DESIGNARE

[Ciuleanu]

Hy there i'm a beginner to work with mac , I only have little knowledge of BIOS and hardware and Mac OS, but i want to learn , I need guidance, I tried to install one but unfortunately fail,this is my configuration:

memory: Crucial 2x8GB DDR4 2400MHz CL17 Dual Channel (CT2K8G4DFD824A)
sdd: SSD Samsung 850 EVO 250GB
processor: Intel Core i5-6600K Quad Core 3.5GHz Socket 1151
Gigabyte Z170X-Designare Socket 1151 z170x-designare

Sorry for my terrible English

Tanks

 

[mustang.dvs]

First: the forum rules request that you specify your hardware in your user profile.

Second: where/how is the build/install failing? Check the BIOS settings as suggested in the Installation Guide. If you can boot into the Clover bootloader, add "-v" to the Clover boot options, in order to boot in verbose mode, and then take a photograph of the screen where it stops.

Third: Crucial FD8213 appears to be laptop RAM, not compatible with the Z170X-Designare.

Edited to add:

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[kDawg]

Hy there i'm a beginner to work with mac , I only have little knowledge of BIOS and hardware and Mac OS, but i want to learn , I need guidance, I tried to install one but unfortunately fail,this is my configuration:

memory: Crucial 2x8GB DDR4 2400MHz CL17 Dual Channel (CT2K8G4DFD824A)
sdd: SSD Samsung 850 EVO 250GB
processor: Intel Core i5-6600K Quad Core 3.5GHz Socket 1151
Gigabyte Z170X-Designare Socket 1151 z170x-designare

Sorry for my terrible English

Tanks

My guess is the NVMe SSD drive. You can get the EVO drive working but if this is your first build I would suggest using a standard SATA SSD.

 

[Ciuleanu]

First: the forum rules request that you specify your hardware in your user profile.

Second: where/how is the build/install failing? Check the BIOS settings as suggested in the Installation Guide. If you can boot into the Clover bootloader, add "-v" to the Clover boot options, in order to boot in verbose mode, and then take a photograph of the screen where it stops.

Third: Crucial FD8213 appears to be laptop RAM, not compatible with the Z170X-Designare.

Edited to add:

Hy there,
Here is the photo from my screen where it stops

 

[CaptainKernelPanic]

Hy there,
Here is the photo from my screen where it stopsView attachment 229697

How did you create the MacOS USB, and what version of MacOS are you trying to install?

 

[Ciuleanu]

How did you create the MacOS USB, and what version of MacOS are you trying to install?

Hy there,
I don't create a MacOS USB, i create a boot disk I-BOOT Legacy and after i try to install a Mac OS Snow Leopard 10.6

 

[mustang.dvs]

Hy there,
I don't create a MacOS USB, i create a boot disk I-BOOT Legacy and after i try to install a Mac OS Snow Leopard 10.6

With your Skylake processor and a 100-series motherboard, the earliest version of Mac OS X that will work is 10.11.1 (El Capitan); 10.11.4 is the earliest version with full support for the 170x chipset, including the HD530 iGPU.

Mac OS X 10.6 is far too old to run on the hardware you have. You can (usually) run newer software on older hardware, but not the other way around.

 

[Ciuleanu]

With your Skylake processor and a 100-series motherboard, the earliest version of Mac OS X that will work is 10.11.1 (El Capitan); 10.11.4 is the earliest version with full support for the 170x chipset, including the HD530 iGPU.

Mac OS X 10.6 is far too old to run on the hardware you have. You can (usually) run newer software on older hardware, but not the other way around.

Thanks