UNable to get my PC Hackintoshed (Solved)

[EliteMacx86]

@EliteMacx86 View attachment 8562

There is no need to quote the user everytime you reply!

Add the attached SSDT and then check.

 

[ready2000]

There is no need to quote the user everytime you reply!

Add the attached SSDT and then check.

No luck buddy. I guess I should stop thinking bout hackintoshing my PC, it wont work anyhow.
I tried disabling my GPU also by making the SSDT myself from dortania guide but that also doesnt work with or without. Nothing works

 

[EliteMacx86]

No luck buddy. I guess I should stop thinking bout hackintoshing my PC, it wont work anyhow.

Well, that's your wish. If you really need, you need to have patience. Have a read below:

GUIDE - How to Install macOS Sonoma on PC [Intel/AMD]

How to Install macOS Sonoma on PC [Intel/AMD] The following guide is a complete installation guide for installing a fresh copy of macOS Sonoma on PC. The post-installation has been covered in another section. The required tools and downloads are available at the forum. Overview Apple...

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From Post #38 to post #116 and he was able to install successfully!

I tried disabling my GPU also by making the SSDT myself from dortania guide but that also doesnt work with or without. Nothing works

That was NOT suggested. Why are you trying things blindly? Remove SSDT-GPU-DISABLE.

Also, why is ResetLogoStatus enabled? Moreover, why have you set ResizeAppleGpuBars to 0?

Remove NVMeFix as well.

Does your BIOS have 4G Decoding option? If so, remove ncpi=0x2000. The correct arg is npci=0x2000.

Also, add -wegnoegpu to your boot args.

Make the above changes (if you want to continue) and attach the corrected EFI.

 

[ready2000]

Well, that's your wish. If you really need, you need to have patience. Have a read below:

GUIDE - How to Install macOS Sonoma on PC [Intel/AMD]

How to Install macOS Sonoma on PC [Intel/AMD] The following guide is a complete installation guide for installing a fresh copy of macOS Sonoma on PC. The post-installation has been covered in another section. The required tools and downloads are available at the forum. Overview Apple...

elitemacx86.com

From Post #38 to post #116 and he was able to install successfully!


That was NOT suggested. Why are you trying things blindly? Remove SSDT-GPU-DISABLE.

Also, why is ResetLogoStatus enabled? Moreover, why have you set ResizeAppleGpuBars to 0?

Remove NVMeFix as well.

Does your BIOS have 4G Decoding option? If so, remove ncpi=0x2000. The correct arg is npci=0x2000.

Also, add -wegnoegpu to your boot args.

Make the above changes (if you want to continue) and attach the corrected EFI.

Check the new EFI. Still getting the same kernel panic. Please tell what to do next. I won't accept defeat Apple

 

[ready2000]

Check the new EFI. Still getting the same kernel panic. Please tell what to do next. I won't accept defeat Apple

Also after looking that after sooo many days and weeks his hackintosh worked, I have gained hope that mine will tooo... Hope you'll be with me till the end.. Already appreciating your patience.... xD

 

[EliteMacx86]

Check the new EFI. Still getting the same kernel panic. Please tell what to do next. I won't accept defeat Apple

Attach the verbose to check.

 

[ready2000]

Attach the verbose to check.

 

[EliteMacx86]

Disable SetupVirtualMap and attach a full boot video.

 

[ready2000]

Disable SetupVirtualMap and attach a full boot video.

dude disabling setupvirtualmap gets stuck here

LOG EXITBS nothing after that shows up. enabling it atleast gets something to boot....

Enabling SetupVirtualMap: This same happens : https://1drv.ms/v/c/58e7e03d59a81db5/ER9Tpu5Jx4JLiMYQDuLddcABJGtqNXpaZM0Au_bsLmu4nQ?e=yPu1Vh

(P.S.- Click settings and set the video to 1080p, wait a few sec, that'll be crystal clear)

 

[EliteMacx86]

dude disabling setupvirtualmap gets stuck here

LOG EXITBS nothing after that shows up. enabling it atleast gets something to boot....

Enabling SetupVirtualMap: This same happens : https://1drv.ms/v/c/58e7e03d59a81db5/ER9Tpu5Jx4JLiMYQDuLddcABJGtqNXpaZM0Au_bsLmu4nQ?e=yPu1Vh

(P.S.- Click settings and set the video to 1080p, wait a few sec, that'll be crystal clear)

Are you sure that's the correct video link? If so, seems like the EFI is not proper or the NVRAM has not been reset properly. The SSDT-RTC0 has the path PCI0.SBRG but the verbose log says its PCI0.LPCB which is wrong. So, double check that.

Also, you can try the following to reset the NVRAM properly.
Shut down your PC.
Turn off PSU
Wait for 5 mins or more
Power on, reset NVRAM twice. Attach verbose