laggykiller/Hackintosh_MSI_B660M-A_WIFI_DDR4

Successful build, but needed some adaptions

RobTS opened this issue · 7 comments

RobTS commented

Hi there, just wanted to report back a successful install with your work!

I had to change a few small details, though, I am unsure whether it is due to latest BIOS (7D43v17) having some changes or other reasons:

  • There is a typo in the config.plist, Contents/MacOS/IntelBTPatcher.kext should be Contents/MacOS/IntelBTPatcher. BT Audio is still laggy, I suspect this one could be removed anyways, but have not tried yet.
  • I needed to disable Secure Boot in BIOS for things to work.
  • SetupVirtualMap needed to be true in my case, as otherwise it got stuck very early on in booting.
  • I needed to compile my own UTBMap.kext within Windows to get any USB port recognized during install or use. You find it attached in case you want to compare.

Then again, compared what you had to go through, it is all small fry, I am very grateful you provided this repo and hope my remarks might help should you ever run into trouble with the build!

UTBMap.kext.zip

laggykiller commented

First of all, congrats for successful install!

There is a typo in the config.plist, Contents/MacOS/IntelBTPatcher.kext should be Contents/MacOS/IntelBTPatcher.

Thank you for pointing out this mistake

I needed to disable Secure Boot in BIOS for things to work.

Forgot that I had already disabled Secure Boot long before I work on hackintosh... Yes, It should be disabled and I should add this to README

SetupVirtualMap needed to be true in my case, as otherwise it got stuck very early on in booting.

When using old BIOS, macOS boots successfully with SetupVirtualMap set as false. After I updated, it got stuck during early boot phase as you mentioned (EB|LOG:EXITBS:START). Hence I set SetupVirtualMap as true and it successfully boot. config.plist has been changed and a warning is placed at README

I needed to compile my own UTBMap.kext within Windows to get any USB port recognized during install or use.

I have added a paragraph to your UTBMap.kext in README for others to test out

In response to this issue, a commit has been made

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dreamwhite commented

I needed to disable Secure Boot in BIOS for things to work.

Can I ask you the exact steps to follow in order to disable the Secure Boot?

dreamwhite commented

I feel a little bit confused. This guide is for enabling secure boot. and for disabling?

laggykiller commented

@dreamwhite Then choose Disable instead of Enable?

dreamwhite commented

Alright, I already tested with "Secure Boot" set to Disabled but still having the same issue. A working macOS Monterey 12.6.3 installer (already tested elsewhere) keeps me giving the same error "An error occurred while loading the update" around 12 minutes left message on the progress bar

laggykiller commented

@dreamwhite please don't hijack this issue, comment on the issue you created

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