problems during instalation of high sierra

[Atrumoram]

i am trying to install high sierra on intel i7, and old ide 44 pin hardisk, i get to clover boot screen, hit enter apple logo appears, progressbar loads to half and than computer suddenly starts hibernating.... Can u help me with this guys?

 

[BreBo]

@Atrumoram, please update your profile (personal details) with your Motherboard, CPU and Graphics Card.
If you have a prebuilt computer enter make and model instead of motherboard (Mobo).

Profiles need to contain at least your primary system to assist others with helping you.

Boot your system in Verbose Mode and post a picture of your screen when it freezes/hangs.
At Clover Boot Screen press space bar and select Verbose (-v)

 

[Atrumoram]

@Atrumoram, please update your profile (personal details) with your Motherboard, CPU and Graphics Card.
If you have a prebuilt computer enter make and model instead of motherboard (Mobo).


Boot your system in Verbose Mode and post a picture of your screen when it freezes/hangs.
At Clover Boot Screen press space bar and select Verbose (-v)

I updated my profile, after this picture the computer starts hibernating. Hopefully you can help me

 

[cmn699]

I updated my profile, after this picture the computer starts hibernating. Hopefully you can help me

i am trying to install high sierra on intel i7, and old ide 44 pin hardisk

• "old ide 44 pin hard disk" NOT supported in OS X or macOS versions.
• Current Vebose boot Error is from Graphics failure.

 

[Atrumoram]

• "old ide 44 pin hard disk" NOT supported in OS X or macOS versions.
• Current Vebose boot Error is from Graphics failure.

well that ide harddisk is connected to mother board via sata connector, is it still problem? and what should i do to remove current error with graphics failure

 

[cmn699]

well that ide harddisk is connected to mother board via sata connector, is it still problem? and what should i do to remove current error with graphics failure

I don't think it is going to work. But if you insist on performing an experiment and need my help, then please provide Screen shots of:

• Your BIOS options.
  • Boot Option Priorities
  • SATA Controller options including AHCI
  • Graphics options
  • USB controller options
• CLOVER folder from the USB installer as a compressed file.
• the Image of the SATA-IDE converter cable or a link to the Internet Webpage where I can find details.
• The exact way you have connected your Monitor to the PCIE Graphics card.

 

[Atrumoram]

I don't think it is going to work. But if you insist on performing an experiment and need my help, then please provide Screen shots of:

• Your BIOS options.
  • Boot Option Priorities
  • SATA Controller options including AHCI
  • Graphics options
  • USB controller options
• CLOVER folder from the USB installer as a compressed file.
• the Image of the SATA-IDE converter cable or a link to the Internet Webpage where I can find details.
• The exact way you have connected your Monitor to the PCIE Graphics card.

thanks for your affort to help me gonna do what you want me to do at first i should say that i am installing on legacy bios. There are no graphic setting in my bios, than that conector is not a cable, just a conector, i tried ubuntu on this pc and it worked, i also took loads of photos which u wanted to see, hopefully i didnt forget anything

 

[cmn699]

thanks for your affort to help me gonna do what you want me to do at first i should say that i am installing on legacy bios. There are no graphic setting in my bios, than that conector is not a cable, just a conector, i tried ubuntu on this pc and it worked, i also took loads of photos which u wanted to see, hopefully i didnt forget anythingView attachment 307395 View attachment 307396 View attachment 307397 View attachment 307398 View attachment 307399 View attachment 307400 View attachment 307401 View attachment 307402 View attachment 307404 View attachment 307405 View attachment 307406 View attachment 307407 View attachment 307408 View attachment 307409 View attachment 307410 View attachment 307411 View attachment 307412

Thank you Atrumoram for the images you have posted.
I have a better idea of your hardware especially the IDE to SATA adapter to your IDE HDD.
Thank you for clarifying that you are booting in legacy mode.
I want you to upload your CLOVER folder as a compressed file.
To get CLOVER:

• From Dock click Finder>Top menu bar "Finder>Preferences [√] Hard disks [√] External Disks [See image] this will place icons of connected disks on the desktop screen on the Right side for easy access.
• You have to 'mount' the hidden "EFI partition" of the "High Sierra USB Installer flash disk" in the Mac you have created the USB installer [using the macOS High Sierra Installer downloaded from App Store.]
• You can use Clover Configurator Vibrant DOWNLOAD to mount the EFI partition (White icon) on the desktop
• Then you click through EFI>EFI>CLOVER and Right-click >Compress CLOVER and then upload.
• I will check its folders and files and upload images with annotation to see if I can help you in this endeavor.

 

[Atrumoram]

Thank you Atrumoram for the images you have posted.
I have a better idea of your hardware especially the IDE to SATA adapter to your IDE HDD.
Thank you for clarifying that you are booting in legacy mode.
I want you to upload your CLOVER folder as a compressed file.
To get CLOVER:

• From Dash click Finder>Top menu bar "Finder>Preferences [√] Hard disks [√] External Disks [See image] this will place icons of connected disks on the desktop screen on the Right side for easy access.
• You have to 'mount' the hidden "EFI partition" of the "High Sierra USB Installer flash disk" in the Mac you have created the USB installer [using the macOS High Sierra Installer downloaded from App Store.]
• You can use Clover Configurator Vibrant DOWNLOAD to mount the EFI partition (White icon) on the desktop
• Then you click through EFI>EFI>CLOVER and Right-click >Compress CLOVER and then upload.
• I will check its folders and files and upload images with annotation to see if I can help you in this endeavor.

Thanks for helping me out hopefully I've done everything in the right way.

 

[cmn699]

Thanks for helping me out hopefully I've done everything in the right way.

• I have edited your CLOVER and uploading 3 CCV images.
• Please open your CLOVER and edit as shown in the images .
• Save the edited config.plist by clicking on the 2nd Arrow at the bottom of "TOOLS" bar on the left Panel of CCV window .
• Boot the USB installer after the CLOVER editing and check for any Verbose boot error as before.

GOOD LUCK