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

[Rag]

Mojave 10.14.6:

As usual, please make a full backup of existing system before attempting the in-place update from 10.14.5 to 10.14.6.

I wonder if this update supports AMD RX 5700 and RX 5700XT...

Hello @CaseySJ

Yes I have at least 3 backups here, you can not play.

Now as for the boards, I have the same curiosity, how can I verify this?

Any hint, so I see and put here, so far this 60%, Apple's servers are currently congested, despite having here a link fiber optic with 300 MB.

 

[CaseySJ]

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Now as for the boards, I have the same curiosity, how can I verify this?
...

No worries; we will find out soon enough!!

 

[Rag]

10.14.6 - Works fine ...
but the pink lines still linger at the system entrance.

 

[Bond0va]

Pink lines on boot are fixed with WhateverGreen’s latest commit but you need to compile it yourself as its in BETA still. Next release should do it.

 

[Rag]

Pink lines on boot are fixed with WhateverGreen’s latest commit but you need to compile it yourself as its in BETA still. Next release should do it.

@Bond0va Great news...

I user version 1.30 ...

I do not know how to compile a beta to use. Is there somewhere you can read how to do it?

 

[RobotAboveAll]

Hello everyone,

I'm brand new in the Hackintosh universe and as autonomous as I wanted to be I couldn't manage to succeed...
So I think i'm gonna need your help if you would be so kind...

My build is : Z390 Designare / I9900K / Radeon VII. In addition I've 2 NVMe disk of 500 go for OSX and Windows system, 2 Samsung 970 EVO Plus SSD 2TO for storage. My Bios is in Version 6. Before installing OSX, I installed Win10 on my M2M disk. My idea was then to install Mojave on the M2P slot as I saw it's important for dual booting.

I followed @CaseySJ 's wonderful guide really thoroughly. I downloaded Mojave 10.14.5, created a bootable USB disk, setup the bios, etc, etc. Everything went fine until Phase 1 installation of Mojave. It rebooted a first time, as planned, and phase 2 started. Then, everytime I tried, installation get stucked at 13 or 12 minutes.

I tried to change USB port several time, I unplugged everything attached to the motherboard except the keyboard. My screen is plugged by HMDI directly into the graphic card. Weirdly I can't manage to get my screen work when plugged into the motherboard's HDMI port (Maybe it's normal, but I don't really understand).
I even tried to install Mojave on a different disk than the NVMe. But still no success

I think I've pretty much summed up my situation, and I hope to find some help here.

Thanks in advance.

P.S.: Sorry for my English, I'm not native as you already guess.
P.S. 2: Sorry in advance if this problem as been already solved.

 

[CaseySJ]

Hello @RobotAboveAll,

Have you seen NOTE 5:

Because you installed Windows already, you are in a good position to update the firmware on the two EVO Plus SSDs. You must use Samsung’s “Magician” software from the Samsung website.

 

[Pete141]

Bloody hell, what a guide. Great job Casey!

However, even when I follow your steps I’m still stuck on begging- pls see attached. My spec: MSI z390, i7 9700K, R9 270x, 256GB SSD.

Is there any hope?

 

[Rag]

Hello @CaseySJ

After I upgraded to F7 BIOS, this happens in Clover's initial, 2 Windows icons, the first is correct, the right one I tried to remove without success.
Do you have any idea ?

 

[CaseySJ]

Bloody hell, what a guide. Great job Casey!

However, even when I follow your steps I’m still stuck on begging- pls see attached. My spec: MSI z390, i7 9700K, R9 270x, 256GB SSD.

Is there any hope?

Hello @Pete141,

Every motherboard has its own quirks. Here are some suggestions:

• If you have EVO Plus SSD, first step is to update its firmware through Windows.
• Have you searched for MSI Z390 build guide or build experience threads?
• You may need to install a certain version of the BIOS or add some ACPI fixes based on those threads.
• The details in this build guide may not be sufficient for the MSI Z390 so it’s highly advisable to search for multiple threads.
• I am not sure how compatible the AMD R9 270x will be with Mojave. It is also advisable to use latest-generation components with latest generation motherboards and CPUs.