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HP Elitedesk 800 G1 / USDT & Ventura 13.1

Hello :) can you share the EFI folder, to install Ventura in the HP Elitedesk 800 G1 USDT?
 
vdkam said:
HP Elitedesk 800 G1 USDT:
CPU 4790 ( Hashwell )
Intel HD Grafik 4600
Ram 8 GB
SSD 256 GB
2x DP Output
MacOS 13.1

Hey guys.
I have here my HP Elitedesk 800 G1 USDT
as Minimac .
MacOS Ventura 13.1 the latest is installed.
It works very well and can compare with any Macmini.
if your Ram is up to max.16 GB
it runs no worse than a real Macmini with Ventura 13.1

I take straight photos and upload it when it's done.
I think one of you has already tried Ventura on this HP
Elitedesk 800 G1.
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Can you upload your EFI?
Thanks
 
deciosoft said:
Can you upload your EFI?
Thanks
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hi guys I managed finally to have a good working efi for Ventura 4k res on intel card

you can test it and let me know

Don't forget to put in serial number etc etc
 

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Thanks to robi62!
Yesterday I installed successfully a Ventura 13.6.6 Hackintosh based on your EFI.zip. Everything works fine.
The only thing I recognized:
If I plug in my iPhone6 into any frontside USB port of the HP Hackintosh the iPhone vibration is tuning on an off an on and off and so on. If I plug it into any backside USB everything works.

My procedure was as follow:

1. Download the following and copy it to a USB drive
- EFI folder from robi62
- OpenCore Auxiliary Tool
- OpenCore Patcher

2. Create a Ventura-Installer-USB-stick with OpenCore Patcher on my old iMac
3. Check or set the BIOS settings on the HP elitedesk 800 G1 as follow (enter Bios with F10)
- set EFI Boot Mode
- set SATA to AHCI
- Secure Boot Disabled
- VTd Disabled
- set boot order to “first from USB”

4. Insert your Ventura Installer USB stick into HP computer and start the HP
5. Follow the installation process (it took 60 minutes with several reboots)
- set up a new account on your Hackintosh

6. Copy the OpenCore Auxiliary Tool and OpenCore Patcher to the HP into the applications folder.
7. start OpenCore Auxiliary Tool. "Mount ESP partition" and "open config.plist"
8. Copy the EFI folder to the Hackintosh computer
9. create SMB Number as iMac18,1 Intel Core i5-7360U at 2,3 GHz
10. delete” –v” in the boot-arg field (I did this for cosmetic reasons)
11. save
12. still in OpenCore Auxiliary Tool: click “edit” and then “OC validate”. I got a lot of errors.
- update all kexts and update OpenCore Auxiliary Tool itself. I repeated these updates several times.
- fill in “Auto” in the field UEFI -> Output -> InitialMode
- click again “OC validate”. All errors were gone.
13. save
14. reboot

15. start OpenCore Patcher and click “Post install”, then click “start”
16. reboot
17. Check in system profiler. You should see “metal 2 support” under graphics.

voila. I hope this helps.
 
MaxmanKa said:
Thanks to robi62!
Yesterday I installed successfully a Ventura 13.6.6 Hackintosh based on your EFI.zip. Everything works fine.
The only thing I recognized:
If I plug in my iPhone6 into any frontside USB port of the HP Hackintosh the iPhone vibration is tuning on an off an on and off and so on. If I plug it into any backside USB everything works.

My procedure was as follow:

1. Download the following and copy it to a USB drive
- EFI folder from robi62
- OpenCore Auxiliary Tool
- OpenCore Patcher

2. Create a Ventura-Installer-USB-stick with OpenCore Patcher on my old iMac
3. Check or set the BIOS settings on the HP elitedesk 800 G1 as follow (enter Bios with F10)
- set EFI Boot Mode
- set SATA to AHCI
- Secure Boot Disabled
- VTd Disabled
- set boot order to “first from USB”

4. Insert your Ventura Installer USB stick into HP computer and start the HP
5. Follow the installation process (it took 60 minutes with several reboots)
- set up a new account on your Hackintosh

6. Copy the OpenCore Auxiliary Tool and OpenCore Patcher to the HP into the applications folder.
7. start OpenCore Auxiliary Tool. "Mount ESP partition" and "open config.plist"
8. Copy the EFI folder to the Hackintosh computer
9. create SMB Number as iMac18,1 Intel Core i5-7360U at 2,3 GHz
10. delete” –v” in the boot-arg field (I did this for cosmetic reasons)
11. save
12. still in OpenCore Auxiliary Tool: click “edit” and then “OC validate”. I got a lot of errors.
- update all kexts and update OpenCore Auxiliary Tool itself. I repeated these updates several times.
- fill in “Auto” in the field UEFI -> Output -> InitialMode
- click again “OC validate”. All errors were gone.
13. save
14. reboot

15. start OpenCore Patcher and click “Post install”, then click “start”
16. reboot
17. Check in system profiler. You should see “metal 2 support” under graphics.

voila. I hope this helps.
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im glad it worked for you so did you update Opencore to latest version????
 
Hi @robi62 ,

i managed to install Ventura 13.6.6 using your EFI folder,
and tweaks from @MaxmanKa on a
EliteDesk 800 G1 MT (Mini Tower) ( i7 4770 3.4Ghz ) / 16Go RAM

(thanks to both of you)

but No audio output !!!,

any suggestion ??

Thanks
 
unfortunately your solution didn't work for me @Asural , thanks anyway.

but i figured out how to make Audio to work, plus additional resolutions for the HD Graphics 4600,
from somewhere else;

After a successful install of Ventura 13.6.6 on the machine, and updating the Kext...
i made these modifications on the HDD -> EFI:

in OpenCoreAuxilaryTools -> DP (config.plist from @robi62)
i replaced all the entries for (PciRoot 0x1b & PciRoot 0x2) by the ones from the file in this post.

This will not work if used in the USB EFI for a new installation.
it ends up in a bootloop.
 

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