Help with broken text while loading installation with that no entry sign and support.apple.com/support text on the bottom.

[evilcookiemonster]

Hi Guys,

I am from Olarila.com, but due to the lack of traffic there I couldn't get any help from others. So I followed their guide and tried installing Ventura on my Skylake desktop until it stopped at where the texts are all broken up and that no entry sign.

I read from their forum saying I need to remap USB2 to USB1. Not sure how to do that. Hope to get some help from here.

Thanks,
B

 

[EliteMacx86]

Hi Guys,

I am from Olarila.com, but due to the lack of traffic there I couldn't get any help from others. So I followed their guide and tried installing Ventura on my Skylake desktop until it stopped at where the texts are all broken up and that no entry sign.

I read from their forum saying I need to remap USB2 to USB1. Not sure how to do that. Hope to get some help from here.

Thanks,
B

Not an issue. Can you update the Dell Model no. in your profile? As per your profile, it indicates that the Desktop is having a Mobile CPU. Is it an AIO or SFF?

Also, if your system has no option to disable IGPU and utilize R9 GPU only, you would need to disable R9 as Optimus and Switchable Graphics are not supported under OS X/macOS. Even if you go with the IGPU route, there shouldn't be any issues.

Provide your BIOS Settings and the copy of EFI folder you're using to boot. Also, as there is a limitation with the ports and since Big Sur 11.3, the port limit patch is broken. So, it would be much better if you can install Big Sur 11.2.3. You can read more about the port limit below

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[evilcookiemonster]

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Not an issue. Can you update the Dell Model no. in your profile? As per your profile, it indicates that the Desktop is having a Mobile CPU. Is it an AIO or SFF?

Also, if your system has no option to disable IGPU and utilize R9 GPU only, you would need to disable R9 as Optimus and Switchable Graphics are not supported under OS X/macOS. Even if you go with the IGPU route, there shouldn't be any issues.

Provide your BIOS Settings and the copy of EFI folder you're using to boot. Also, as there is a limitation with the ports and since Big Sur 11.3, the port limit patch is broken. So, it would be much better if you can install Big Sur 11.2.3. You can read more about the port limit below

GUIDE - How to Map your USB Ports on macOS

How to Map your USB Ports on macOS An EliteMacx86 Exclusive Guide - This guide covers the mapping of USB Ports on macOS. By following this guide, you'll be able to map your USB ports and can also achieve a proper speed for your USB ports. I. Overview Often, the USB ports are not well...

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Not an issue. Can you update the Dell Model no. in your profile? As per your profile, it indicates that the Desktop is having a Mobile CPU. Is it an AIO or SFF?

My apology on that. I have now updated with the correct info.

Also, if your system has no option to disable IGPU and utilize R9 GPU only, you would need to disable R9 as Optimus and Switchable Graphics are not supported under OS X/macOS. Even if you go with the IGPU route, there shouldn't be any issues.

I have disabled the IGPU in the BIOS and utilizing only the R9 GPU. Thanks for the heads up tho!

Provide your BIOS Settings and the copy of EFI folder you're using to boot. Also, as there is a limitation with the ports and since Big Sur 11.3, the port limit patch is broken. So, it would be much better if you can install Big Sur 11.2.3. You can read more about the port limit below

That I didn't know at all. Thanks for presenting this vital information to me. I will try Big Sur 11.2.3 instead then.

For the BIOS, I have done the usual, disabled Secure Boot, SATA mode = AHCI,

Here's my EFI folder attached.

Thanks in Advance!
B

 

[EliteMacx86]

My apology on that. I have now updated with the correct info.

Cool!

I have disabled the IGPU in the BIOS and utilizing only the R9 GPU. Thanks for the heads up tho!

I would still need to cross-check the BIOS Settings. Looks like you forgot to attach the requested screenshots.

That I didn't know at all. Thanks for presenting this vital information to me. I will try Big Sur 11.2.3 instead then.

It would be easier for you. Once installed and mapped, you can simply upgrade it to the newer macOS version.

For the BIOS, I have done the usual, disabled Secure Boot, SATA mode = AHCI,

You need to attach the BIOS settings to cross-check.

Regarding EFI, it is not as per the guide. Start here:

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