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I tried installing Mojave on my NVIDIA GTX 950 based graphics card, waiting for the web drivers in the future, but since I have no integrated GPU at installation screen it tells me MOJAVE cannot be installed on metal unsupported cards...does it mean I have no chance to install Mojave anyway...

Did you try it in High Sierra? Any difference?

How did you both manage to get the card working, just enabling RadeonDelnit,whatevergreen.kext and lilu.kext via Clover? I don't have IGPU and my system is already up and running with an NVIDIA card on Sierra 10.12.6, do you think I can try to switch to a rx 560 (as it works better in FCPX)?

i've prepared my USB installer on Sierra 12.5 and still have this issue on installing Sierra on another machine...any hint?

Sorry, I edited my message too late; as I told his drives work properly, I reinstalled OSX on his SSD and the two other HDs are normally detected with same name they had before (so I suppose He didn't format them accidentally)

He had an SSD as system drive and two HDs for DATA...hardware failure for 3 drives at once? To me this is hard to understand... He told me he worked at PC as usual, than turned it off and at reboot it was as I described oh...I forgot...all three drives work properly, even disk utility SOS found...

Hi everybody, I have a question for all of you that could answer: I built an Hackintosh to a friend of mine and installed EL CAPITAN; after an year he called me to tell his system won't boot anymore, He could reach the Clover screen but no bootable drive was detected. I connected his system...

Sorry but I'm a bit confused: according to GIGABYTE website your x58 board isn't compatible with a Core i7-3770K (and no x58 board is), and anyway what's your problem right now? Shutdown or installing SIERRA?

Sorry, I didn't know that Ivy bridge processors were compatible with x58 chipset (are you sure?), there are some specific Ivy bridge tweakings in multibeast, did you try?

which processor?

i didn't understand what's your x58 chipset based configuration yet, your signature says someting else

here: Downloads --> DSDT database --> Gigabyte I checked it out and your mobo is available, just check your model revision and BIOS version, it should be the same

Sorry, I meant just that, it is an ASUS boards specific patch, the value must be "false" you don't have to add a AppleIntelAICPUPM line, if I understand right what you did. Besides, I remember to you that I also have an edited DSDT, do you?

Download clover configurator, mount EFI partition where Clover is installed, load you config.plist and you will see (and eventually change) your boot options, or you can manually do it just modifying "true" or "false" values in config.plist

If it can help I had the same issue on my x58 MSI board: shutdown used to work properly with CHAMELEON + edited DSDT, but no more after switching to Clover (and same edited DSDT). I just discovered that CLOVER default configuration has AppleIntelAICPUPM patch checked, I just unchecked it...

I fear you are right, but it's very strange that the more advanced Clover can't what Chameleon already does since some years.... Anyway, are you sure those asmedia based cards would be compatible? And which ones for example, could you please link some?

tried this too, I can't get to Clover menu, just a black screen with a non-blinking white cursor up on the left.

Same problem here on x58 MSI Board and SATA 3 PCIe cards, but on different Marvell controller except that I don't get b1f: init or b1f: error, just a black screen with a non-blinking white cursor up on the left. I had non problem with Chameleon Enoch version though (but problem is with Nvidia...

I'll try updating Clover, but that's the point: either I have to get just SATA II speed, or no working Nvidia web drivers with Chameleon but SATA III working... :rolleyes:

take a look at this one