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[SUCCESS] Gigabyte Designare Z390 (Thunderbolt 3) + i7-9700K + AMD RX 580

ppajko said:
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Right after I select mojave 10.14.1 I get this screen, but I I reboot the system then it boots great. This is a random thing. What could this mean ?
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Please ensure that you have:
  • OsxAptioFix2Drv-free2000.efi in driversUefi64 folder.
  • "slide=0" in Clover Configurator --> Boot Arguments.
 
ppajko said:
so far so good with your recommendation. I will keep you posted. THX 4 help
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just restarted the pc again and the error showed up again. This is driving me nuts. Why does it work once and not the other.
 
CaseySJ said:
Please ensure that you have:
  • OsxAptioFix2Drv-free2000.efi in driversUefi64 folder.
  • "slide=0" in Clover Configurator --> Boot Arguments.
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CaseySJ said:
Please ensure that you have:
  • OsxAptioFix2Drv-free2000.efi in driversUefi64 folder.
  • "slide=0" in Clover Configurator --> Boot Arguments.
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yes I have this already in there. I dont get it: What I did is I had a perfect working hackintosh 8700k, no issues what so ever and igpu with vega64 with quick sync working. I then changed the hardware: motherboard and cpu to designare 390 and i9 9900k. I did not format the nvme and just put it in from old pc to this new pc. I started up using the guide but at random times when turning on the pc I will get the error that I mentioned with the screenshot. After I get that error I will press ctrl-alt-delete to restart and then the os x will load. Sometime also I have to restart 2-4 times but eventually os x will load. and other times on the first try the system os x will load. What could make it go on and off like that.
 
ppajko said:
yes I have this already in there. I dont get it: What I did is I had a perfect working hackintosh 8700k, no issues what so ever and igpu with vega64 with quick sync working. I then changed the hardware: motherboard and cpu to designare 390 and i9 9900k. I did not format the nvme and just put it in from old pc to this new pc. I started up using the guide but at random times when turning on the pc I will get the error that I mentioned with the screenshot. After I get that error I will press ctrl-alt-delete to restart and then the os x will load. Sometime also I have to restart 2-4 times but eventually os x will load. and other times on the first try the system os x will load. What could make it go on and off like that.
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I strongly advise against simply moving a Mojave SSD from machine A to machine B. Please see here for a similar experience:
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[SUCCESS] Gigabyte Designare Z390 (Thunderbolt 3) + i7-9700K + AMD RX 580

Here's something to try: The internal UHD 630 can drive the LG UltraFine 5K as well. If you're using a headless platform ID (0x3E920003 or 0x3E910003), try switching back to non-headless: 0x3E9B0007. Disconnect the cable from RX 580 to Motherboard DP-In Port. Keep the Thunderbolt cable...
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When changing motherboard, you should do a fresh installation.
 
CaseySJ said:
I strongly advise against simply moving a Mojave SSD from machine A to machine B. Please see here for a similar experience:
www.tonymacx86.com

[SUCCESS] Gigabyte Designare Z390 (Thunderbolt 3) + i7-9700K + AMD RX 580

Here's something to try: The internal UHD 630 can drive the LG UltraFine 5K as well. If you're using a headless platform ID (0x3E920003 or 0x3E910003), try switching back to non-headless: 0x3E9B0007. Disconnect the cable from RX 580 to Motherboard DP-In Port. Keep the Thunderbolt cable...
www.tonymacx86.com www.tonymacx86.com

When changing motherboard, you should do a fresh installation.
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But even if I start up using my usb installer I get this message. I just tried it.
 
ppajko said:
But even if I start up using my usb installer I get this message. I just tried it.
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I would understand this if I only started up with ssd but if I start from the usb installer then I still get the error. How would that work differently if I format the ssd.
 
ppajko said:
But even if I start up using my usb installer I get this message. I just tried it.
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The error "Couldn't allocate runtime area" is usually solved in 3 ways:
  • By using OsxAptioFix2Drv-free2000.efi and slide=0. But you already have this.
  • By shutting down the system, removing power plug for 10 seconds. This clears CMOS. If this also fails, then try next one.
  • Re-flash the BIOS and set BIOS parameters again, starting with "Load Optimized Defaults". There are 2 options for flashing BIOS. Choose the one on the RIGHT (the full update).
 
CaseySJ said:
The error "Couldn't allocate runtime area" is usually solved in 3 ways:
  • By using OsxAptioFix2Drv-free2000.efi and slide=0. But you already have this.
  • By shutting down the system, removing power plug for 10 seconds. This clears CMOS. If this also fails, then try next one.
  • Re-flash the BIOS and set BIOS parameters again, starting with "Load Optimized Defaults". There are 2 options for flashing BIOS. Choose the one on the RIGHT (the full update).
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CaseySJ said:
The error "Couldn't allocate runtime area" is usually solved in 3 ways:
  • By using OsxAptioFix2Drv-free2000.efi and slide=0. But you already have this.
  • By shutting down the system, removing power plug for 10 seconds. This clears CMOS. If this also fails, then try next one.
  • Re-flash the BIOS and set BIOS parameters again, starting with "Load Optimized Defaults". There are 2 options for flashing BIOS. Choose the one on the RIGHT (the full update).
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Just did all this: reflashed to bios F4 loaded optimized deault used the guide in the 1st thread and still same problem.
What do you recommend I have to have in the efi clover? Perhaps its a bad configuration plist? What should I have in config.plist as good reference point for designare z390 and i9900k and have quick sync?
 
ppajko said:
Just did all this: reflashed to bios F4 loaded optimized deault used the guide in the 1st thread and still same problem.
What do you recommend I have to have in the efi clover? Perhaps its a bad configuration plist? What should I have in config.plist as good reference point for designare z390 and i9900k and have quick sync?
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I just disabled the igpu in the bios, it seems to clear so far that error. Weird...What can I do to have the igpu and not this error as I used the igpu for h264 export in fcpx.
 
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