I have a Hackintoshed Dell Inspiron 5570 working nicely for the last one year without any issues. It's still on Mojave and I have avoided most updates. Recently, it refused to boot. Since it was still under warranty, I got the Dell technician to look at it. Apparently, he thinks it's a memory issue which is inherent in the laptop that isn't related to the OS.
So he took out the 'battery' powering the memory (sorry I'm not sure what is the technical term for it) and did a memory dump/drain of the thing. It's for sure not the big laptop memory.
The boot issue seems to have been solved, but now once the macOS Bootloader starts, and the laptop proceeded with the long lines of code before entering the Apple logo (the usual process) instead of the logo, I get a big 'No Entry' logo and it just refuse to go on.
How should I go about to get it working again?
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