Toni Sirkiä

Y' mean load default BIOS values with boot set to UEFI (not legacy) ; Funny I managed to install Big Sur without touching the BIOS options in between Monterey install and Big Sur install. How come ? Is it possible to upgrade to a newer OS in Hackintosh world ; I mean from Big Sur to Monterey, or is it most likely to end up screwed ?

Hi ... I've gotten inside the GUI - of the install portion . I've erased my internal SSD as GPT and APFS ; Tried to change appropriate BIOS - settings (MSI Z390 A-Pro) . But for the love of life I can't get the installer icon to do anything, if you know what I mean . SOME MAJOR HELP needed here . Thank You .

SOLVED !!! by copying the EFI - from the USB - pendrive to the EFI-partition on the system drive . Thanks, - T -

Intel i3 Core 2 MSI Z390 A-Pro MSI GT-710 16 GB RAM Kingston 240 GB SSD

Hi ... I have a working macOS Big Sur installation ; Almost ... The only thing, that's bugging is that I can only boot to the OS by using the installer USB - Flash Stick . Is there an easy way to make the actual System Drive bootable ? Some HELP here, - T -

Monterey now successfully installed . But my graphics card ; MSI GT 710 2GD3H LP GeForce GT710 2048 Mt DDR3 PCI Express x16 is causing me some headache . Simply put I can’t change the resolution . In add. I can only boot into the OS by using the installer USB - disk . Would it be possible to boot straight from the HDD if I’d copy the EFI - folder from the USB - disk to the HDD . Still in add. How can I easily make a backup of the system ; can I do this with Disk Utility ?

Hi … Anyone know a solution to this dilemma ? Trying to install on a WD Blue 1TB SATA 3 - drive . What do you think would the installation complete, if I’d try it on a M.2 SSD instead ? I’m using a Kingston 128GB USB3 - Flash disk and I have tried USB2 as well as USB3 - ports . MSI Z390 A-Pro - T -