#Clover efi shutdown after boot install

#Clover efi shutdown after boot install

Install Catalina using AFPS and not using MacOS Extended Journaled.

I know everyone elese says to enable it, but it seems as though Catlina doesn't like it.

Please ensure that youhave Chipset > Internal Graphics disabled.

If you're doing it manually, you'll see the values have been replaced with the text. This will auto-generate all the information you need.

You may do this by visiting the SMBIOS tab and clicking the dropdown underneath 'Check Coverage' to the right of the page, and selecting 'iMac19,1'.

Ensure that you visit the SMBIOS in Clover Configurator pane and add your own Serial Numbers.

Either look through the respective folders and manually download and replace the new versions, or point the Clover COnfigurator at the directory and pull them through the UI. While this EFI is still what I use every day, you need to keep your Kexts and Drivers updated! The versions shipped with the EFI don't work with the latest versions of Catalina (10.15.2 (19C57) at time of writing). All kexts and drivers are kept in the EFI folder.Д«efore You Boot: Grab updated Kexts and Drivers! You can see those steps here: #1 (comment) General Information I documented the general steps you need to take to get a Hackintosh working with this EFI. I've posted an OpenCore version of this EFI that you can find here. Gigabyte Designaire Z390 - for macOS Catalina 10.15 (19A602) UPDATE:

It takes quite a bit more configuration than Clover does on Z390 boards, but lucky for you I've already dealt with that pain. OpenCore is generally much faster and cleaner. If you have modeled your system after mine, I suggest using my OpenCore EFI instead. IMPORTANT UPDATE As of macOS 10.15.5 I no longer suggest using Clover