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UniBeast: Install macOS Catalina on Any Supported Intel-based PC

Stork said:
@bloodspiller82, the apfs_module_start: is a known issue with ASUS Z390 motherboards. There is a separate fix for that. See MacMan's Golden Build for details or @mattystonnie thread for fix.

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FIX for boot hangs after BIOS update (ACPI PATCH)

This is an ACPI Patch for the people who update to the last bios and can't boot. My board is the MSI B360A-Pro and has the latest bios 7B22v27. First add the patch (the blue line from the picture) to clover config, then apply the Bios update. To easily add the patch using terminal, read post #48
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Yes, i know about that, and i mention that i already patched with this fix!
 
bloodspiller82 said:
Yes, i know about that, and i mention that i already patched with this fix!
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There's a firmware update for the 970 Evo Plus, not sure if it's the case, but it is worth mentioning. I was facing the same problem and the new firmware did the trick.
 
It keeps getting stuck on Copying Files... Is anyone else having this issue?
 
fantastic, but my computer create USB boot when I choose Installation type the icon is gray, it's can not be choose. I used the UniBeast version is 9.0.0.So,is wrong version?
 
exyeuer said:
I used the UniBeast version is 9.0.0.So,is wrong version?
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Yes.

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UniBeast 10.0.0 - Catalina

UniBeast is a tool by MacMan and tonymacx86 to create a bootable USB drive from a Mac App Store purchased copy of macOS. This all-in-one bootable USB drive can also be used as a rescue boot drive for system recovery. Support Note: UniBeast 10...
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Hackintool can be used to remount R/W. Tools tab, then vault icon.
The it will work
 
One suggestion for the original post:

I had numerous problems with MultiBeast, and I finally figured out the solution. My root partition was not read/write. MultiBeast kept failing, and I couldn't figure out why. The answer was in this link which was in the troubleshooting section. From what I understand, this is required for EVERY install on Catalina because of the file structure and security.

I'd recommend adding this in "Step 5: MultiBeast Installation" after sub-step 4:

5. Mount root filesystem read/write:
- open Terminal
- type: sudo mount -uw /
- enter password
- close terminal window

6. Run MultiBeast
 
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