- #Smcfancontrol 2.6 problems with mac os mojave install#
- #Smcfancontrol 2.6 problems with mac os mojave zip file#
- #Smcfancontrol 2.6 problems with mac os mojave upgrade#
For the life of me I can't figure out how I'm still getting the same error after resetting CMOS, making a new USB install drive and erasing the SSD that was to be the destination for the fresh Mojave installation. I rebooted and am back in business with High Sierra. I then shut down and replugged in my High Sierra SSD and my other internal HDs.
#Smcfancontrol 2.6 problems with mac os mojave zip file#
As requested, I've also attached a Zip file of the EFI folder on the new USB Install Mojave USB drive. It appears I'm still getting the same error even after going through all the steps fresh. Attached is a photo of the screen that I got. I restarted and then ran the boot process in "Verbose" mode. I then got the dreaded "prohibited" sign. When I tried to startup from the USB drive I got to the Clover Boot screen and I selected the new USB Install Mojave USB drive.
I then plugged the new Install MacOS Mojave USB drive that I just created into a back panel USB 2.0 connector. I disconnected from the Hackintosh all USB devices (except for a USB keyboard and mouse) and all internal SATA drives except for the SSD I was trying to install Mojave onto. I also erased the SSD that was to be the target disk for the fresh Mojave installation. I also cleared CMOS on my motherboard and reloaded Optimized defaults and made the other required BIOS settings from the Mojave guide. Using the Mojave install guide I built a new Install Mojave USB drive on the recently erased USB drive. On her laptop then I downloaded a new copy of Install macOS Mojave from the APP store and new copies of the Mojave Unibeast and Multibeast. OK, I let this sit a couple of days and then did the following: First I erased my 16GB USB drive using my wife's MacBook Pro (running MacOS Mojave 10.14.3). Thoughts? I can always pull the Mojave SSD and replug in my High Sierra SSD so I'm not dead in the water but I am perplexed.
I've been running a Hackintosh since 08 or 09 and this is a new one on me. The system sits like that for a minute or so and then shuts down. Clover boots up, automatically picks my new Mojave installation on the SSD and now I get the international "Stop" signal on a black screen. I then launched Multibeast and went through the system configuration, using the same settings as I had used under High Sierra (14,2 machine setting). I went through the rest of the Apple OS installation process and got to the desktop (see photo). I went through the OS install and it booted into the new Mojave installation on the SSD at restart. I booted to the USB drive that I built with Unibeast only a few days ago, erased the new SSD, formatted it as APFS (my High Sierra SSD was formatted as APFS) and went through the install.
#Smcfancontrol 2.6 problems with mac os mojave upgrade#
To upgrade the OS to Mojave, I installed a 480GB SSD I'd previous used under El Captain and disconnected all of the other drives, including my High Sierra boot drive (another 480GB SSD). This machine has run very well on High Sierra. OK, system configuration is as seen on the sidebar. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide
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