Hello There! I'm a Newbie and I'm Seeking for Help!

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Hello There! I am Geenopippo and I am new to AMD Hackintosh! I managed on my own to install Mac OS High Sierra on my PC Built with AMD Ryzen 3950x, 1080ti on a Gigabyte Aorus Ultra X570 Motherboard! Even with GPU Drivers, which i'm kinda excited! Now I'll miss Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and USB Mapping.

Since I'm a Newbie into the hackintosh world, can someone help me setup those last things? I'll use this beast to render my video works!

I used Dortania's Guide to to everything. Thanks!
 
@Geenopippo My EFI is Taylor made and ready for you to use with your motherboard, you just need to make the changes to add the Intel WiFi and older kext for the ethernet to work with high sierra.
 
AudioGod said:
@Geenopippo My EFI is Taylor made and ready for you to use with your motherboard, you just need to make the changes to add the Intel WiFi and older kext for the ethernet to work with high sierra.
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@AudioGod I tried to modify your efi! Wanna take a look? I'm kinda a newbie and i don't know if i am doing right!
 

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I tried to modify your efi! Wanna take a look? I'm kinda a newbie and i don't know if i am doing right!
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Sure give me a moment and il prepare a EFI for you to drop in and use.
 
@AudioGod Cool! Thank You! Just to to things right: I have another NVME with Windows installed. I should Just Swap the OC Folder into The EFI Partition of the Mac OS Disk? Deleting mine, adding yours?
 
Geenopippo said:
@AudioGod Cool! Thank You! Just to to things right: I have another NVME with Windows installed. I should Just Swap the OC Folder into The EFI Partition of the Mac OS Disk? Deleting mine, adding yours?
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Yeah exactly that bud.
Ive generated details for you so its just a plug and play thing.

@Shaneee He's using a 1080ti with high Sierra, Do I need to add a boot argument for the GPU? Im sure I do but I just can not remember.
nvda_drv_vrl=1?
 
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@Shaneee He's using a 1080ti with high Sierra, Do I need to add a boot argument for the GPU? Im sure I do but I just can not remember.
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Will possibly require nv_disable=1 to start with so that the Web Drivers can be installed. Without the arg it may not boot. Once the Web Drivers are installed nvda-drv-vrl=1 is required to enable them.
 
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Will possibly require nv_disable=1 to start with so that the Web Drivers can be installed. Without the arg it may not boot. Once the Web Drivers are installed nvda-drv-vrl=1 is required to enable them.
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The OS is Already Installed and Drivers for GPU are up and running ATM!
 
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The OS is Already Installed and Drivers for GPU are up and running ATM!
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Silly question but When you say the Os is already installed are you referring to High Sierra or Windows?
 
Ok here you go buddy,
I have to send it in 2 parts as the bluetooth its to big to send as one folder.

Heres the EFI missing 2 kexts that will send separately right now and just add them to the kext folder.
 

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Add these to the kext folder
 

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I just have to add them to the folder? Not to the config plist?
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Yes exactly that I’ve done all the work for you.

one more thing. Go into the bios and make sure the following bios settings are set.
  • Enter BIOS -> Press Delete -> Enter Setup
  • Save & Exit -> Load Optimized Defaults
  • Boot -> CSM Support -> Disabled
  • Boot -> Fast boot -> Disabled
  • Boot -> Secure boot -> Disabled
  • Settings -> IO Ports -> Above 4G Decoding -> Disabled
  • Settings -> IO Ports -> USB Configuration -> Legacy USB Support -> Auto
 
AudioGod said:
Yes exactly that I’ve done all the work for you.

one more thing. Go into the bios and make sure the following bios settings are set.
  • Enter BIOS -> Press Delete -> Enter Setup
  • Save & Exit -> Load Optimized Defaults
  • Boot -> CSM Support -> Disabled
  • Boot -> Fast boot -> Disabled
  • Boot -> Secure boot -> Disabled
  • Settings -> IO Ports -> Above 4G Decoding -> Disabled
  • Settings -> IO Ports -> USB Configuration -> Legacy USB Support -> Auto
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Ok, i'll check on them! How about NvRam Reset? Should i to as you said in your original post?
 
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Ok, i'll check on them! How about NvRam Reset? Should i to as you said in your original post?
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Always reset the nvram between EFI updates or changes. Make it a habit
 
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