Hi everyone,

Almost got my hacktosh online..

The last thing I am trying to do is getting Wi-Fi working..

My motherboard is the H270N-wifi, with Intel dual band 802.11ac, dual band wireless 8265

I tried installing drivers for network off if multibeast but they don't seem to work..

I also have a usb cisco/linksys AE2500 adapter.. I am trying to get one or the other working. But upon tons of searching cant really find anything.

Does anyone have any advice or kexts I should be using? Thanks so much

The Intel HD3000 is an old (and crappy) chip that is natively supported on macOS but many users experience some graphic glitches (weird horizontal flickering lines, garbled icons, etc).

These are the solutions I've read and tried on my system:

• Modify and inject a custom EDID via DSDT or Clover. I used one of a MacbookAir with the timings and display size of my own.
• Get 8GB of ram or more. I have 8GB and I tested 2 borrowed sticks of 8GB for a total og 16GB and still got the glitches.
• Set a custom resolution of 1360x768 instead of 1366x768. No luck.
• Use slide=0 as a boot argument. I've even calculated my correct slide value (on Clover's forum) and my slide=39 doesn't allow me to boot.
• Use an alternative memory driver for Clover UEFI. I've switched from OsxAptioFixDrv, to OsxAptioFixDrv2 and 3. Even AptioMemoryFix.
• Do an EC reset (remove battery and press power for 30 seconds). No luck either.

The point of this thread is to exchange ideas on how we can get rid permanently of those glitches.

It's very annoying that I can use the laptop for a long time without glitches and sometimes like a minute after I turn it on, the glitches appear.

My specs: Asus U46E, Core i5 2430M, Atheros 9385, ALC269, 256GB SSD. High Sierra 10.13.3. Clover r4394.

hey guys, just upgraded my hackintosh to sierra which was a pain in the ass. now i noticed my audio playback was having some very slight but noticeable momentary dropouts so i updated my uad software to the newest version and now i'm getting the "driver version mismatch" error. I tried uninstalling and deleting kexts and reinstalling and that didn't work. Someone told me to delete the uad2system.kext but it's not there...any help would be greatly appreciated

I got this message what I need to do?

Welcome to Clover 4045 scan entries

When I tried to install clover I got one partition which has Install macOS Sierra, Efi-Backups and Efi in it. So clover didn't create Efi on separate partition. How I can do it or did I mess something?

I've never made a hackintosh before and I need a little bit of help getting started. I purchased a laptop that I've heard has good OS X compatibility, which is an X230 (basically an X220 with better graphics hardware and different keyboard). Under Windows, when I run msinfo32 it says that the system model is 2325OR5.

Other specs:

-Core i5 3320M (2.6GHz)

-Intel 4000 graphics only

-BIOS/EFI version 2.70 (updated a few weeks ago)

-EC version 1.14

-12 GB of RAM (8GBx1 and 4GBx1, not sure if it makes a difference)

I also have a real 2011 MacBook Pro 13 inch to prepare installation media and such on. I've already downloaded the update bundle of Mavericks from the AppStore there and I've got the Mavericks base system restored onto a USB flash drive, which I have confirmed boots on the real Mac.

But on the real Mac, I already have Mavericks installed and there's nothing I care about on the disk. Could I just pull that disk from the Mac, stick it in the ThinkPad, and then install the Clover bootloader there to save some time? I'm also confused about all of the patching that relates to serial numbers and the EFI and stuff. I've heard that I need to do that to get iMessage and FaceTime working, but I don't even use those since hardly anyone I know has Apple stuff. Can I skip over a lot of this stuff then? And for the drivers that come as kext files, what do I do with those? Is it a drag and drop thing like I've been told by some, or do they have to be loaded in with the bootloader? I'm incredibly confused by this stuff, after using GRUB for so long. I've also noticed that on real Macs a lot of the file system is hidden away in Finder, and it's difficult to navigate through as a result. I'm also not worried about WLAN, since I can just pull the card from the real Mac and install it on the free slot in the X230 and it should work.

Real Mac is an 8,1 model according to system report under OS X. It won't tell me the exact CPU model, but it says 2.4GHz and Intel 3000 graphics.

Any help at all would be greatly appreciated.

Hi guys!

Can anyone help me with a build guide?

I would love to have a small form factor hackintosh (louqe or dan case) and would mainly do 4k video editing and casual gaming so the graphics card doesnt have to be very powerful.

I would also like to overclock to 5ghz but i heard that cooling would be difficult in a itx format ? I would be open to do something in an mAtx format aswell.

Sorry for the noob question, last time i build a pc was 10 years ago.

Is there a similar build out already? Any hel would be appreciated

Hey All,

My friend and I, build me my first hackintosh computer a few weeks ago, using guides from Tonymacx, but we had overlooked the notice about the onboard wifi ( of this specific MB ) not working in osx. Tonymacx does link to a post regarding a workaround, with an apple broadcom card + adapter. I also found a post where a guy links to the specific parts he bought, for the exact same MB as I have.

However - I took a picture of where the broadcom card/adapter is supposed to go, and when I count the 'threads' ( or whatever they are called - the slot space it needs to fit in), it doesnt match with what the guy in the below link bought and says matches perfectly.

Can anyone guide me as to whether Im supposed to buy the same setup as in the link, or something else?!

Thanks!

Original thread (Post no. 4 down) https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/how-to-enable-wifi-on-gigabyte-z270n-wifi.231411/page-3 BROADCOM: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Apple-Broadcom-BCM94360CD-802-11ac-mini-WLAN-Bluetooth-4-0-Wireless-card/251649332118?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649

ADAPTER: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07418CNH2/ref=as_at?slotNum=3&linkCode=g14&imprToken=tFnhQxLMpMo7xXlFqUhyjg&creativeASIN=B07418CNH2&tag=tonymacx86-21

My Gigabyte Motherboard

Excuse the title...

So I have a maybe daft idea I am going to try with my new build (after finally tracking down a Hadron case).

I've been using my 13" MacBook Pro + 1070 eGPU and LG 5K Ultrafine as my main work and play machine. Work are getting me a new 15" model and new screen so my personal set up can stay at home now, which makes me think I dont need a laptop anymore...

What I am going to try, is building a MITX build in the Hadron which dual boots (simple stuff) but try and set it up to use my LG Ultrafine. I have read that you need an extra card to combine 2 streams for 5K but I'm not too bothered about that, 4k will suffice in macOS and 1440 in W10 as thats where I will be gaming. I will be plugging the screen into a TB3 port on a Fatal1ty mobo and using the iGPU in macOS and hopefully the Windows side will be able to use a proper GPU (as it deals with eGPUs fine).

This will leave me a spare laptop and I can chuck in huge HDD's and the like into the Hadron for server size storage.

Has anyone heard of anything remotely similar set up wise (macOS using iGPU, W10 side GPU)?

Have I missed something bloody obvious (I am a bit rusty)?

Why not just do it the easy way (I'm awkward).

I have a build with CPU:I5-6600k, Motherboard: Asus z170-AR Ram: 16gbs GPU:MSI 1070 AERO

AMD ryzen 7 1700 RAM 16GB VGA NVIDIA 1060 6GB MSI B350M Bazooka

would you share tutorial if you have a similar setup

if it is, can someone direct me to a tutorial or something?

Hey guys, trying to find a definitive answer/help on this issue. I have no graphics card currently and am only running the integrated graphics on the 8700k. This is on High Sierra 10.13.2.

I've read some people say it works fine for them no issues, some say it "isn't possible with anything after hd4xx," and some that thought it worked but later retracted that and said it wasn't and then bought a graphics card to "fix" it. Those who said it did work never replied to their threads once people started asking how.

Here's an image that might be helpful. http://i67.tinypic.com/2i9mbm9.png. I googled this and didn't find much help. Most threads were from Mavericks and none had solutions. I'm hoping someone was able to solve it on their own and could let me know how.

Not sure what else may be useful, but let me know and I can supply pictures or lists.

Hey there,

So I have an i7 4790k [4.5GHz Overclocked] - GigaByte GTX1070 G1 - 24GB 1866MHz RAM and was wondering if this would be compatible with Hackintosh? Most compatibility lists don't mention 1070s.

Any guides, starting out videos or tutorials appreciated too.

Cheers

I installed high sierra, but I wanted to change the ssd it was on, so I deleted the partition in windows using disk manager, however the uefi 200mb did not go away. My ssd is 250gb and when I deleted the partition for osx it freed up 233gb, I managed to get rid of the uefi; however, I cannot get my 250gb back. im stuck at 233. i've tried to use windows, and parted-magic to try to get my ssd back to its factory state. I can't reinstall osx back on this machine, as I just loops.

So I've been wanting to build a Hackintosh, but I wanna try it before I buy all the parts. Here's my current specs: Mobo: BioStar HiFi B150S1 D4 CPU: Intel Core i3-6100 GPU: Zotac GTX 1050 Mini Ram: 8gigs of Crucial Memory

Had a big breakthrough thanks to amazing help from the 'CorpNewtonian paradise' discord. Needed to reflash my BIOS (2012 => 2017) to get the installer going, however, am now getting this error.

Error message: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/250798964549484545/408028608318144512/IMG_2133.jpeg

CLOVER folder: https://drive.google.com/file/d/15ucY_6J_fXhkWAobevXBYZ3u_qZ9kZK8/view?usp=sharing

Hardware:

• Motherboard: GA-Z77X-UD5H
• CPU: 3.5GHz Intel Core i7-3770k
• GFX: EVGA GefForceGTX670
• Memory: 16GB 1333 MHz DDR3
• LAN Chipset: Dual LAN (Intel® Gigabit + Atheros Gigabit Ethernet controllers)
• Sound: Realtek ALC898 with High Quality 110dB SNR HD audio

Thanks in advance for any help - would very much appreciate even a point in the right direction.

Hello everyone-- I will get straight to the point. I would like to run a newer version of Mac OS X on my now unsupported C2D MacBook. I have downloaded the Niresh ISO for Mavericks, and would like to know how to install it. Should I bootcamp it, or can I directly boot off of the USB? Thanks!

MacOS 10.12.6

All good...but audio not working...any suggestions about what realtec drivers I should use?

i7 4820k Asus Sabertooth X79 Gigabyte GeForce GTX 780 16GB DDR3 @ 1600MHz

Good day/evening.

I've been trying to get this setup running for a couple of hours now. Followed this guide: http://www.rampagedev.com/install-mac-os-x/

With very little knowledge about troubleshooting these issues, I've been all over Google and forums without finding a single working solution. I provided a video as well as an image since I don't actually know what the problem is, and please let me know if I should include some other logs or configs (I used the exact same method as the guide suggested).

A video of the problem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfrJifVcfEQ

The "last screen" with the number "593" just going up (593, 594 etc, (doesn't always start on 593, sometimes on 576 )): https://imgur.com/a/iDOP5

Thank you in advance :)