Error with last lines ApplePS2Controller

[Gustavo da Costa]

Hello guys, my name is Gustavo and I need some help.

A few months ago (not 6 months ago), I downloaded Hackintosh on my Dell Laptop and luckily I was able to do so, but I ended up uninstalling it, as I was using a hard drive which reduced the Laptop's performance and there was nothing I could do on the computer's system. Apple.

Now I'm downloading the Apple system again, because I was asked to work with Apple programming (in this case, using XCODE) and I need to study the program, since I haven't used it for a while. 

And I did the process everything correctly, now that I have an SSD. But during the process, after booting into the Pen Drive, it loads the screen and crashes, giving the last lines of code:

ApplePS2Controller: Notification consumer published: ApplePS2Controller
ApplePS2Controller:Notification consumer published: ApplePS2Keyboard

One detail, I found a post here from @MaLd0n saying to Reset the NVRAM and continue the process, but unfortunately the error still persists.

If anyone can help, especially @MaLd0n, I would really appreciate it!

Edited December 28, 2024 by Gustavo da Costa

[MaLd0n]

https://olarila.com/topic/20908-easy-fast-and-perfect-vanilla-hackintosh/

[Gustavo da Costa]

Hello @MaLd0n, after so long, I discovered the error I was giving.

I saw your post saying the Perfect Hackintosh, but I thought it was too risky to do the processes on a personal laptop with everything important on it.

So I had given up

But I felt that the error was in the EFI that I had downloaded (TigerLake) and with that, I downloaded the EFI TigerLake from another website. And now it worked, now the MACOS installation screen appeared.

I recommend that you check the TigerLake EFI that is available for download on Olarila and resolve this so that other users do not have the same problem as me.

Hug! And Merry Christmas and New Year!

[MaLd0n]

TigerLake dont exist preset. Work for some laptops and don't work for others but TigerLake IGPU dont have support. Forget it for macos. I don't lose time with this.