(Solved) Stuck at Apple logo. Image of verbose-text inside

[KingNothing83]

I`m trying to install Sierra on a brand new build, but I`m stuck at the Apple logo. No progressbar, no nothing. Just the white logo on a black background.

I`ve gone thorugh recommended BIOS-settings and done all the things I can find on the list when it comes to enable/disable stuff.

Tried to use verbose-mode, but the text in the image attached is all I get.

Safe mode isn`t working either...

 

[monneym]

I`m trying to install Sierra on a brand new build, but I`m stuck at the Apple logo. No progressbar, no nothing. Just the white logo on a black background.

I`ve gone thorugh recommended BIOS-settings and done all the things I can find on the list when it comes to enable/disable stuff.

Tried to use verbose-mode, but the text in the image attached is all I get.

Safe mode isn`t working either...

2 things you must do in config.plist before you will be able to boot from the flash

1. KernelAndKextPatches->FakeCPUID ->0x0506E3
2. Devices->USB->FixOwnership->YES
Devices->USB->Inject->Yes

You can do those on config.plist using your original Mac on the flash driver after you mount the EFI partition
Also, make sure RtVariables->CsrActiveConfig->0x67, though I don't think this is critical to your initial boot from the flash.

These should be on the main installation guide, but are not.

 

[cmn699]

I`m trying to install Sierra on a brand new build, but I`m stuck at the Apple logo. No progressbar, no nothing. Just the white logo on a black background.

I`ve gone thorugh recommended BIOS-settings and done all the things I can find on the list when it comes to enable/disable stuff.

Tried to use verbose-mode, but the text in the image attached is all I get.

Safe mode isn`t working either...

Upload your CLOVER folder without the contents of its "themes" sub-folder as a zipped file to check what could be the problem inside its "drivers64UEFI" folder.

 

[KingNothing83]

2 things you must do in config.plist before you will be able to boot from the flash

1. KernelAndKextPatches->FakeCPUID ->0x0506E3
2. Devices->USB->FixOwnership->YES
Devices->USB->Inject->Yes

You can do those on config.plist using your original Mac on the flash driver after you mount the EFI partition
Also, make sure RtVariables->CsrActiveConfig->0x67, though I don't think this is critical to your initial boot from the flash.

These should be on the main installation guide, but are not.

Edited the config.plist-file and got the progressbar under the logo. But it stops at ca 80%. In verbose-mode this is where it is stuck.

 

[KingNothing83]

Attached are all files in "CLOVER"-folder except "themes".

 

[monneym]

Edited the config.plist-file and got the progressbar under the logo. But it stops at ca 80%. In verbose-mode this is where it is stuck.

set SMBIOS->Trust->True

 

[KingNothing83]

I did the changes: SMBIOS->Trust->True in conpig.plist, but it hangs at the same spot.

The very last line says: busy timeout (0), (240s), kextd wait (0): "AppleACPICPU"

 

[monneym]

I did the changes: SMBIOS->Trust->True in conpig.plist, but it hangs at the same spot.

The very last line says: busy timeout (0), (240s), kextd wait (0): "AppleACPICPU"

Disable ACPI.

Check this https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/i7-7700k-kaby-lake-can-not-boot-stuck-on.211689/

 

[KingNothing83]

I have searched A LOT in this forum to try and firgure this out, and the thread you are linking to, is one of the threads I have read thorugh. But as far as I can see, it doesn`t say how to actually diable ACPI?

Sorry for my low level of knowledge, but I`m totally new to Hackintosh.

 

[monneym]

I have searched A LOT in this forum to try and firgure this out, and the thread you are linking to, is one of the threads I have read thorugh. But as far as I can see, it doesn`t say how to actually diable ACPI?

Sorry for my low level of knowledge, but I`m totally new to Hackintosh.

I'm new too, I don't have access to my machine right now to verify, but I think you can do this from the boot options. Another way is to in config.plist ACPI->patches, make sure you don't have AppleACPICPU.