Sierra won't boot past Apple Logo

[phoule]

This is my second build and I cannot get the computer to boot. I have searched the forums for answers but I am at a loss.

After launching Clover 4045 and choosing my SSD drive with a previously functioning Sierra my bootscreen says:

OsxAptioFix2Drv: Starting Overrides for\system\library\CoreServices\boot.efi
Using relocblock: no, hibernate wake:no
Using Safe Mode
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The SSD drive that I am booting from is the same SSD that had a functioning copy of 12.4 version of sierra. I moved this hard drive to my new build and assumed it would work. I also got to clover screen from my bootable USB when pressing F12 but even the boot mac os intall from USB, recovery HD got me the same result. I have read and re-read the bios settings - have set to optimized defaults, all with the same result. Anyone have any suggestions?

 

[BreBo]

This is my second build and I cannot get the computer to boot. I have searched the forums for answers but I am at a loss.

Please note that your Kaby Lake CPU is not natively supported in macOS.
The CPU requires a FakeCPUID (with Skylake ID) to boot.
At Clover Boot Screen select Options > Binairies patching > Fake CPUID

• [NEW / TESTING] Intel 7th Generation Kaby Lake CPUs + 200 Series Motherboards in macOS
• Kaby Lake HD620 working...
• i7-7700K kaby lake can not boot - stuck on ++++++++

 

[phoule]

I made the changes and I get much farther 3/4 of the way but I hang here
Last line says busy timeout, kextd wait(0): 'AppleACPICPU'

Any suggestions?

 

[mike3run]

Hey man I have the same mono and graphic card as you here's what I did this past Tuesday.

First I used the clover that comes with the normal unibeast I think yours is a bit newer.

Then after you get into the clover options > PCI > USB Ownership [X]

Then boot in verbose.

That will solve it.

Then I went ahead and did what it says in here:

https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/...-i7-6700k-32gb-ram-zotac-gtx-1070-8gb.221184/

 

[mike3run]

Also remember to disable integrated graphics from your BIOS

This will make macOS look like crap, but after installing the drivers you're back to golden

 

[phoule]

Thanks. This did not work for me. I have given up and returned the 7 th generation chip and exchanged for a 6th generatoin one