[Solved] Please Help :/ - Fresh install-Dell Optiplex7050 i7-7700-cpu kernal panic-High Sierra

[karde]

Hi,

Please help me Obi Wans
I'm been trying to do a fresh install of High Sierra with Unibest (followed the guide on tony) on my Dell Optiplex 7050, been trying for a while now but always end up with kernal panic :/.
I have sucessfully installed Sierra with a fresh install, but, when It comes to High Sierra I get the attached picture error.



I have the following hardware:

• Dell Optiplex 7050
• Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700 CPU @ 3.60 GHZ
• Intel Ethernet Connectection
• Intel Graphic 630
• SK hynix SC311 SATA 256 GB
• Realtek Audio
• Inter(R) Audio

Been looking around forum - trying a lot of things, but always end up with the kernal panic error..
Seen that some folks needed to change ACPI "DMAR" by "MATS", but was already that i config..

I anyone can point me in the right direction / help me, I would be really happy!!

Thanks for reading!

 

[P1LGRIM]

Search Mach reboot

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[karde]

Search Mach reboot

Sorry have fixed my profile, any help is really appreciated! Can’t figure this out:/

 

[karde]

No tips :/?

 

[P1LGRIM]

No tips :/?

Many others have solved this issue - Use Search

 

[karde]

I got past a the first kernel panic by following:
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/...ming-i7-7700k-intel-hd-630-radeon5450.239427/

But.. then later one, when I hopefully though everything was working got stuck here with kernel panic..when the installer is about to finish, sorry for the bad picture but It just reboots, so I can't get a sharp one.




I have searched and tried a lot of things, but can't get it to work this is my first hackintosh and sierra installed fine after a few attempts but not high sierra

If anyone have any tips / help I would be really happy! Spend a lot of time searching internet and so forth, but I can't get it to work..

 

[P1LGRIM]

If anyone have any tips / help I would be really happy!

Disable the Serial port(s) (SuperIO) in your BIOS settings.

 

[karde]

Disable the Serial port(s) (SuperIO) in your BIOS settings.

Thanks! But I had them already disabled :/

 

[P1LGRIM]

Thanks! But I had them already disabled

Your image says otherwise unless it is from a TPM in which case you may disregard it.

 

[karde]

hmm, thanks, it's disable in the bios though:/..
It's hard to get a good image / see exact the error, but I think the reboot happens right after the below images.