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Do I need to plug in all PCIe cards before installing Hackintosh?

Or I can plug them in later.
Essentially if I need to add Firewire card later, will Hackintosh recognize it, or does it need to be before the install?

 

Also, if you are reading this, maybe you can answer my other thread too :-)


Thank you!

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U dont need connect or disconnect nothing

Just go to installation. Follow here https://www.olarila.com/topic/20908-easy-fast-and-perfect-vanilla-hackintosh/

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Thank you, but now I am having an issue where I can't boot from Hackintosh without USB with install files.

1. I did copy EFI files for Haswell CPUs onto install USB prior to installing Hackintosh. 
Do you know what is causing this and how to fix it? 

I am forced to stick USB in, and use boot menu to enter Mac drive, and then it boots. 
Everything is kind of jerky too, like mouse has jolts in movement, without being smooth. 

I can't find the solution, and copying EFI into the SSD folder did not help.
I also tried a partition method to have EFI separate on SSD, and still cannot boot. 

Says install bootdrive media, or something like that, then I plug USB stick again and tap F11 to get to boot from media, and I can select my SSD.

I am having an issue where I can't boot from Hackintosh without USB with install files.


1. I did copy EFI files for Haswell CPUs onto install USB prior to installing Hackintosh. 
Do you know what is causing this and how to fix it? 

I am forced to stick USB in, and use boot menu to enter Mac drive, and then it boots. 
Everything is kind of jerky too, like mouse has jolts in movement, without being smooth. 

I can't find the solution, and copying EFI into the SSD folder did not help.
I also tried a partition method to have EFI separate on SSD, and still cannot boot. 

Says install bootdrive media, or something like that, then I plug USB stick again and tap F11 to get to boot from media, and I can select my SSD.

2. I also see MacOS only sees 5mb on Nvidia GPU instead of 256mb available, which explains extreme video lag. I can see it by selecting ABOUT MAC.

 

Thank you

 

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