[Solved] Z170x UD5-TH 6700 Installation Issues macOS /High Sierra

[Chilloutsessions]

Ok , So thank you to the community , for creating the Unibeast 8.0.

I am aware you can do most things without these easy installers.
Guess I lost my patience a while ago.

Any recommendations for post install?
Can I use the existing multi beast packages?
Next step is graphics as I have a full boot from EFI no issues.


Any help would be greatly Appreciated!

 

[P1LGRIM]

My question is it because I made the bootable USB in a different operating system?

How did you create the installer ?

 

[Chilloutsessions]

How did you create the installer ?

I'm running Mac OS High Sierra on my Macbook pro.
I used Unibeast latest and used a copy of Mac OS Sierra i had downloaded.

I've used several USB but still no luck and all my BIOS settings are as should be.

 

[Chilloutsessions]

Perhaps that I'm using Mac OS High Sierra is affecting the USB installer for Mac OS Sierra?

 

[sam777]

Perhaps that I'm using Mac OS High Sierra is affecting the USB installer for Mac OS Sierra?

Clover version? config.plist?

 

[canyondust]

On getting drivers to stick: use clover installer to install EmuVariableUefi-64.edi and Install RC scripts

 

[Chilloutsessions]

Ok , So thank you to the community , for creating the Unibeast 8.0.

I am aware you can do most things without these easy installers.
Guess I lost my patience a while ago.

Any recommendations for post install?
Can I use the existing multi beast packages?
Next step is graphics as I have a full boot from EFI no issues.

 

[Chilloutsessions]

On getting drivers to stick: use clover installer to install EmuVariableUefi-64.edi and Install RC scripts

Tried this but for some reason I cannot get the Nvidia driver to stick. I don't know what else to do?

 

[UtterDisbelief]

Hi there.

Here is what I would do:

1) Check the Partition format of your USB stick - it should be GUID. You need to double-check this is correct for the USB to boot the installer. MBR will not work properly.

2) As @canyondust says, use Clover to install the NVRAM support your card and motherboard needs

and finally

3) REMOVE the "nv_disable=1" Boot key from config.plist (or from command line when you boot the system)

Good luck

 

[canyondust]

Tried this but for some reason I cannot get the Nvidia driver to stick. I don't know what else to do?

go into the nvidia preferences pane, set the driver to Nvidia but don't reboot when it asks. Instead click "not now", then click the lock icon at the bottom left of the pane, and reboot manually. Let me know if THAT works.