- Joined
- Apr 5, 2011
- Messages
- 6
- Motherboard
- Gigabyte Z390 Designare
- CPU
- I9-9900K
- Graphics
- RX 580
- Mac
Hey just wanted to add what worked for me after wasting an entire weekend with this mess! I wanted to upgrade from sierra 10.12.6 to high sierra 10.13.6. on my Gigabyte z170 G7. I ended up unplugging all of my other drives by this time so I'm not sure it was absolutely necessary but I kept getting the "installer resources" message even after deleting the installer folder from my hard drive and trying to install from a unibeast usb drive with the installer on it after the installer itself failed repeatedly.
~~~What worked for me was, after the installer failed for the millionth time I went into the installer folder that was left on my main drive and opened it up and found an installer.dmg file inside (can't remember the actual name but it will be obvious), mounted it, and installed again from there... I didn't think it would work, but I figured I'd give it a shot as I had nothing left to lose at this point. It went through the install perfectly and 40 minutes later my Sierra was High Sierra and it was converted to AFPS. Working perfectly after upgrading Nvidia web drivers and running the AGDPfix app.
This was on a 500GB Samung 950 Pro NVME drive with about 150GB of space left. I think my installer was actually corrupted or outdated or something. I had the installer usb set up and the installer on my hack sitting for months waiting for the time to do this. If you can't see the installer folder left on your hard drive from the failed install, use the command or app to show all hidden files! At any rate I'm finally up and rolling again! Hope someone finds this helpful!
~~~What worked for me was, after the installer failed for the millionth time I went into the installer folder that was left on my main drive and opened it up and found an installer.dmg file inside (can't remember the actual name but it will be obvious), mounted it, and installed again from there... I didn't think it would work, but I figured I'd give it a shot as I had nothing left to lose at this point. It went through the install perfectly and 40 minutes later my Sierra was High Sierra and it was converted to AFPS. Working perfectly after upgrading Nvidia web drivers and running the AGDPfix app.
This was on a 500GB Samung 950 Pro NVME drive with about 150GB of space left. I think my installer was actually corrupted or outdated or something. I had the installer usb set up and the installer on my hack sitting for months waiting for the time to do this. If you can't see the installer folder left on your hard drive from the failed install, use the command or app to show all hidden files! At any rate I'm finally up and rolling again! Hope someone finds this helpful!