t3ch Posted November 19, 2022 Posted November 19, 2022 hola. i have HP and installation went all perfect because have upgrading from catalina to ventura so all partitions have been prepared, what was missing was resolution it was 1024x764... so i wanted to increase this to 1280... well there was still old EFI partition from catalina. then i downloaded SkyLake folder and removed old APPLE on EFI. i think this was big mistake to remove APPLE ??? well when i restart i showed url apple.com/osx/support or something like this.. and you are fucked up. even bios didnt work as before. for luck there still works boot menu so like this have managed all back. but i tell you bios still dont work as before. now again i will try to manage EFI partition so it can boot without usb. somehow i think someone can put little more information on how to manage these things.. ¿ hear you, love you* t3ch
Administrators MaLd0n Posted November 19, 2022 Administrators Posted November 19, 2022 https://www.olarila.com/topic/20908-easy-fast-and-perfect-vanilla-hackintosh-clover-and-opencore-windows-linux-or-macos/ -Use USB2 port for easy installation with no remap USB -Users with IGPU can use -igfxvesa bootarg for easy installation -Delete old EFI folder and paste new. Don't use merge files -Don't use Drag and Drop into EFI partition. Use Copy/Paste instead -Reset NVRAM one time - with OpenCore use entry "Reset Nvram" / with Clover use F11 key on boot screen -Guides and Tutorials HERE -Hackintosh Tutorial Database - HERE -The largest EFI folder collection for Hackintosh HERE -Support Olarila Vanilla Hackintosh by making a donation HERE -Professional Hackintosh Support since 2006 HERE
t3ch Posted November 19, 2022 Author Posted November 19, 2022 (edited) man this reset nvram i am scared about it.. i think it chganged all bios settings. anyway. i think on partition EFI was not installed nothing. i guess without usb wont work. normal i use linux installation to make partitions. how will you partition your disk to run ubuntu and osx on.? and are you people on any irc servers¿ maybe we can speak there because is faster.. probably with reinstalling ubuntu it will use its boot order and maybe osx will be supported there. will try. now my disk partitions looks like this: t3ch@iMac-Pro-de-blaz ~ % diskutil list /dev/disk0 (internal, physical): #: TYPE NAME SIZE IDENTIFIER 0: GUID_partition_scheme *1.0 TB disk0 1: Apple_APFS Container disk1 500.1 GB disk0s1 2: Linux Swap 32.0 GB disk0s2 3: EFI NO NAME 299.9 MB disk0s3 (free space) 467.8 GB - /dev/disk1 (synthesized): #: TYPE NAME SIZE IDENTIFIER 0: APFS Container Scheme - +500.1 GB disk1 Physical Store disk0s1 1: APFS Volume Sin título - Datos 7.5 GB disk1s1 2: APFS Volume Preboot 1.8 GB disk1s2 3: APFS Volume Recovery 1.1 GB disk1s3 4: APFS Volume Sin título 8.8 GB disk1s4 5: APFS Snapshot com.apple.os.update-... 8.8 GB disk1s4s1 6: APFS Volume VM 1.1 GB disk1s6 Edited November 19, 2022 by t3ch
t3ch Posted November 20, 2022 Author Posted November 20, 2022 (edited) hey! Now works with Desktop Skylake prepared EFI and looks work all faster. great! but with resolution what should i do¿? Thanks* why is missing "dict" GUI in config.plist on EFI ? should i add this for screenresolution? if i check config.plist UEFI -> OUTPUT -> Resolution is set to MAX. and does exists any program that replace SystemSerialNumber, SystemUUID, SystemProductName that is generated with bash generate-unique-machine-values.sh -c 1 --model="iMac17,1" ? maybe i can create it if dont exists. should this work if i replace this with editor?by hand..? looks will need to try. for screen resolution please help Edited November 20, 2022 by t3ch
t3ch Posted November 20, 2022 Author Posted November 20, 2022 (edited) working on modserial.py so it will read from generate-unique-machine-values.sh and search for keys/values that should be replaced. noticing and putting on git. hope you help me later.*** MLB i guess is board_serial right?? something like this: % python3 modserial.py 633.) Replacing(2): SystemProductName = SystemProductName 634.) Replacing: iMacPro1,1 for iMac17,1 635.) Replacing(0): SystemSerialNumber = SystemSerialNumber 636.) Replacing: C02TK0T8HX87 for C02QHAZZGG7L 637.) Replacing(1): SystemUUID = SystemUUID 638.) Replacing: 29E65D9E-5F5B-43F1-A61D-B4E663DE68E4 for E9C67D0E-9EC8-436D-947D-C5D6F3202E84 645.) Replacing(3): MLB = MLB 646.) Replacing: C02715301GUJG36FB for C02540306CDGPF71M 655.) Replacing(2): SystemProductName = SystemProductName 656.) Replacing: iMacPro1,1 for iMac17,1 657.) Replacing(0): SystemSerialNumber = SystemSerialNumber 658.) Replacing: C02TK0T8HX87 for C02QHAZZGG7L 659.) Replacing(1): SystemUUID = SystemUUID 660.) Replacing: 29E65D9E-5F5B-43F1-A61D-B4E663DE68E4 for E9C67D0E-9EC8-436D-947D-C5D6F3202E84 669.) Replacing(3): MLB = MLB 670.) Replacing: C02715301GUJG36FB for C02540306CDGPF71M 673.) Replacing(0): SystemSerialNumber = SystemSerialNumber 674.) Replacing: C02TK0T8HX87 for C02QHAZZGG7L 675.) Replacing(1): SystemUUID = SystemUUID 676.) Replacing: 29E65D9E-5F5B-43F1-A61D-B4E663DE68E4 for E9C67D0E-9EC8-436D-947D-C5D6F3202E84 723.) Replacing(2): SystemProductName = SystemProductName 724.) Replacing: iMacPro1,1 for iMac17,1 727.) Replacing(0): SystemSerialNumber = SystemSerialNumber 728.) Replacing: C02TK0T8HX87 for C02QHAZZGG7L 729.) Replacing(1): SystemUUID = SystemUUID 730.) Replacing: 29E65D9E-5F5B-43F1-A61D-B4E663DE68E4 for E9C67D0E-9EC8-436D-947D-C5D6F3202E84 Displaying log: [{"searchKey": "SystemProductName", "searchReplace": "iMac17,1", "modified": "iMacPro1,1", "keyAt": 2, "cntAt": 634}, {"searchKey": "SystemSerialNumber", "searchReplace": "C02QHAZZGG7L", "modified": "C02TK0T8HX87", "keyAt": 0, "cntAt": 636}, {"searchKey": "SystemUUID", "searchReplace": "E9C67D0E-9EC8-436D-947D-C5D6F3202E84", "modified": "29E65D9E-5F5B-43F1-A61D-B4E663DE68E4", "keyAt": 1, "cntAt": 638}, {"searchKey": "MLB", "searchReplace": "C02540306CDGPF71M", "modified": "C02715301GUJG36FB", "keyAt": 3, "cntAt": 646}, {"searchKey": "SystemProductName", "searchReplace": "iMac17,1", "modified": "iMacPro1,1", "keyAt": 2, "cntAt": 656}, {"searchKey": "SystemSerialNumber", "searchReplace": "C02QHAZZGG7L", "modified": "C02TK0T8HX87", "keyAt": 0, "cntAt": 658}, {"searchKey": "SystemUUID", "searchReplace": "E9C67D0E-9EC8-436D-947D-C5D6F3202E84", "modified": "29E65D9E-5F5B-43F1-A61D-B4E663DE68E4", "keyAt": 1, "cntAt": 660}, {"searchKey": "MLB", "searchReplace": "C02540306CDGPF71M", "modified": "C02715301GUJG36FB", "keyAt": 3, "cntAt": 670}, {"searchKey": "SystemSerialNumber", "searchReplace": "C02QHAZZGG7L", "modified": "C02TK0T8HX87", "keyAt": 0, "cntAt": 674}, {"searchKey": "SystemUUID", "searchReplace": "E9C67D0E-9EC8-436D-947D-C5D6F3202E84", "modified": "29E65D9E-5F5B-43F1-A61D-B4E663DE68E4", "keyAt": 1, "cntAt": 676}, {"searchKey": "SystemProductName", "searchReplace": "iMac17,1", "modified": "iMacPro1,1", "keyAt": 2, "cntAt": 724}, {"searchKey": "SystemSerialNumber", "searchReplace": "C02QHAZZGG7L", "modified": "C02TK0T8HX87", "keyAt": 0, "cntAt": 728}, {"searchKey": "SystemUUID", "searchReplace": "E9C67D0E-9EC8-436D-947D-C5D6F3202E84", "modified": "29E65D9E-5F5B-43F1-A61D-B4E663DE68E4", "keyAt": 1, "cntAt": 730}] noticing when ready. Edited November 20, 2022 by t3ch
t3ch Posted November 21, 2022 Author Posted November 21, 2022 well. how to change serial? will create new post.
Administrators MaLd0n Posted November 21, 2022 Administrators Posted November 21, 2022 u can use configurator for that. easy. -Guides and Tutorials HERE -Hackintosh Tutorial Database - HERE -The largest EFI folder collection for Hackintosh HERE -Support Olarila Vanilla Hackintosh by making a donation HERE -Professional Hackintosh Support since 2006 HERE
t3ch Posted November 21, 2022 Author Posted November 21, 2022 (edited) well what worked for me was to create EFI partition first and then APFS. when have trying creating EFI second somehow didnt work. just for info.. and to change serial. OCAuxiliaryTools and try one by one thing if trying by your self.. more info here: Edited November 21, 2022 by t3ch
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