Problem new hackintosh installation.

[Cosmix]

In generic/ROM i read from Dortania that you have to put a random parameter, should I leave the one I have now?
unfortunately nothing changes...

Usually, ROM contains the MAC address of your primary ethernet port.

 

[wstrohm]

In generic/ROM i read from Dortania that you have to put a random parameter, should I leave the one I have now?

Used commonly is the Ethernet MAC address from About this Mac/More info/Network/Ethernet, such as shown below:

 

[Niconaco]

Comunemente utilizzato è l'indirizzo MAC Ethernet da Informazioni su questo Mac/Ulteriori informazioni/Rete/Ethernet, come mostrato di seguito:

Do I use my PC's MAC address? the one where Windows is now installed?

 

[Niconaco]

If I try with my self-made EFI, entering parameters freezes me at the beginning.
If you want, let's continue with this original efi of mine, because the one modified by the guys at macos86 has a lot of oddities...

 

[Cosmix]

Do I use my PC's MAC address? the one where Windows is now installed?

in terminal window run this (example with fake retrned MAC address)

admin@iMac ~ % ifconfig en0 | grep ether
ether a8:19:73:0d:5d:98

Remove all ":" chars and insert in ROM field.

Question 1: Why don't you use WhateverGreen ?

Question 2 : Have you checked/re-checked your BIOS settings ?

UPDATE :
Before installing any OS, physically remove storages not related to that specific installation.
So, remove the Windows storage and any un-necessary devices ( BT, WiFi, dongles, etc) if any.
Keep it simple.

 

[Niconaco]

in terminal window run this (example with fake retrned MAC address)

admin@iMac ~ % ifconfig en0 | grep ether
ether a8:19:73:0d:5d:98

Remove all ":" chars and insert in ROM field.

Question : Why don't you use WhateverGreen ?

I don't use whatevergreen because it doesn't work with NootRx, from what I've read

 

[wstrohm]

In post #29 above, the 10th-gen CPU device code is given as "A0655." In Niconaco's config.plist/Kernel/Emulate/Cpuid1Data Value, it reads 55060A00 etc. If I reverse A0655, I get 5560A000 which is different. Did I do it wrong?

 

[Cosmix]

In post #29 above, the 10th-gen CPU device code is given as "A0655." In Niconaco's config.plist/Kernel/Emulate/Cpuid1Data Value, it reads 55060A00 etc. If I reverse A0655, I get 5560A000 which is different. Did I do it wrong?

Here is how to do it :

A0655 >> 000A0655 (pad zeros)
000A 0655. >> 0655 000A ( reverse by 4 )
0655 000A >> 5506 0A00 (reverse by 2)

 

[wstrohm]

Here is how to do it

Well, that's not confusing, not at all... How the heck do you wind up inserting a "0" between the 6 and the 55?

 

[Cosmix]

Here is how to do it :

A0655 >> 000A0655 (pad zeros)
000A 0655. >> 0655 000A ( reverse by 4 )
0655 000A >> 5506 0A00 (reverse by 2)

Once again , last step :

06 <> 55 >>>>>> 55 06

00 <> 0A >>>>>> 0A 00