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[solved] macOS could not be installed on your computer

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and I erased the SSD on every fail

Make sure your disk is partitioned as GPT with a single partition (eg. no other partitions other than the macOS install target).
 
Doesn't working with SATA-100-series-unsupported.kext and AptioMemoryFix.efi
 
Make sure your disk is partitioned as GPT with a single partition (eg. no other partitions other than the macOS install target).
its one partition only

well it has one fat32 for EFI partition
 
its one partition only

Show output of "diskutil list" in Terminal (you can run Terminal from within the macOS installer).

Also, you failed to attach problem reporting files.

Also, maybe you should look at the installer log.
 
Here you have

I've seen on the internet that maybe is the SSD itself. today arrives a crucial one from Amazon. I'll try on it :)
 

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Even with the new SSD isn't working. What can I do now?

Tried to avoid apfs. Not working. Should I try another version of macOS or continue trying High Sierra?
 
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Here you have

I've seen on the internet that maybe is the SSD itself. today arrives a crucial one from Amazon. I'll try on it :)

Your output shows no partitions on disk0.
 
Your output shows no partitions on disk0.

yeah that was before I partitioned the disk in macOS installer. Sorry. But I always try to install after the erase part

Note: I always create the GPT table on Gparted. Should I do it in macOS installer?
 
yeah that was before I partitioned the disk in macOS installer. Sorry. But I always try to install after the erase part

You need to show it after you partition.
 
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