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So it has been a while since I post something and decided to spend some time on this project using a spare ProDesk 600 SFF G3 I had laying around in my office.
So far everything seems OK for the most part. I can boot without any issues and use the build without any problems.
The components I'm using are pretty much standard with this machine, I mean I did not add or remove any stock hardware from the computer.
The method I use to prepare the High Sierra USB is UniBeast found on this guide.
Machine Specs:
Prodesk 600 SFF G3
i7 6700 Skylake @ 3.40 Ghz
SSD - 256GB Micron
8GB DDR4 2400 Mhz (Single Stick)
Acer monitor - 1080p
DP to DVI adapter
System Definitions - 17.1
BIOS
Bios settings can be found on this LINK
The installation process is simple, I followed the guide from TMX86 site and did not use APFS. After the installation was completed I mount the EFI partition and copy the EFI Folder attached to this Post to the EFI partition.
What works:
*Integrated 530 Intel Video Card
*Audio using VoodooHDA
*USB 3.0 & 2.0
*Ethernet (I have to use the latest IntelMausi kext from RehabMan-BIG THANKS!!!) The one from MultiBeast did not load property.
*For video, I'm using Display port to DVI adapter. The resolution of the monitor I'm using is 1080p.
Sleep/Awake - It works but if I leave it for long periods of time sleeping and try to awake the computer it just restarts. ANY SUGGESTIONS WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.
iMessage - Working so far using the iDiot's Guide.
* NOTE (BIOS Time Reset upon reboot): I'm putting this in here because although I'm able to boot and use the computer fine, the time in the BIOS gets reset from time to time and I have no clue how to prevent this. Any help will be appreciated into resolve this. I have to uncheck "Set date and time automatically" in settings to keep the OS time correctly.
What doesn't Work:
If I turn Off the machine it automatically turns back on - The way I have resolved this to set in the S5 maximum power savings, otherwise the machine will automatically power On after shutdown.
Here are the result from geek bench:
CPU & Compute
So far everything seems OK for the most part. I can boot without any issues and use the build without any problems.
The components I'm using are pretty much standard with this machine, I mean I did not add or remove any stock hardware from the computer.
The method I use to prepare the High Sierra USB is UniBeast found on this guide.
Machine Specs:
Prodesk 600 SFF G3
i7 6700 Skylake @ 3.40 Ghz
SSD - 256GB Micron
8GB DDR4 2400 Mhz (Single Stick)
Acer monitor - 1080p
DP to DVI adapter
System Definitions - 17.1
BIOS
Bios settings can be found on this LINK
The installation process is simple, I followed the guide from TMX86 site and did not use APFS. After the installation was completed I mount the EFI partition and copy the EFI Folder attached to this Post to the EFI partition.
What works:
*Integrated 530 Intel Video Card
*Audio using VoodooHDA
*USB 3.0 & 2.0
*Ethernet (I have to use the latest IntelMausi kext from RehabMan-BIG THANKS!!!) The one from MultiBeast did not load property.
*For video, I'm using Display port to DVI adapter. The resolution of the monitor I'm using is 1080p.
Sleep/Awake - It works but if I leave it for long periods of time sleeping and try to awake the computer it just restarts. ANY SUGGESTIONS WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.
iMessage - Working so far using the iDiot's Guide.
* NOTE (BIOS Time Reset upon reboot): I'm putting this in here because although I'm able to boot and use the computer fine, the time in the BIOS gets reset from time to time and I have no clue how to prevent this. Any help will be appreciated into resolve this. I have to uncheck "Set date and time automatically" in settings to keep the OS time correctly.
What doesn't Work:
If I turn Off the machine it automatically turns back on - The way I have resolved this to set in the S5 maximum power savings, otherwise the machine will automatically power On after shutdown.
Here are the result from geek bench:
CPU & Compute