d-graz / HP_Pavilion_X360_14-dh0023nl_Hackintosh

EFI folder for Opencore boot-loader for HP Pavilion X360 model 14-dh0023nl
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Booting macOS after install #2

Closed fmorea closed 1 year ago

fmorea commented 1 year ago

I tried to install hackintosh following the guide:

  1. Downloaded Mac os Ventura from a real mac
  2. Installed onto an usb stick
  3. Mounted the EFI folder and compied your EFI
  4. Booted the laptop with the USB and installed Mac os Unfortunately at the end of the installation I'm presented still with Windows Boot Manager (even if there is no more Windows!) Tried installing using both APFS and Mac Extended Journaled. Probabily I'm too dumb and I'm doing something wrong. 1 2
d-graz commented 1 year ago

Assuming that you have correctly executed step 1 to 3:

To boot installed macOS from the install usb just select the usb as boot device (as you did for install procedure) and then Opencore should automatically detect your newly installed macOS partition

fmorea commented 1 year ago

After a lot of trials and errors, I found the solution: the field "HideAuxiliary" inside your config.plist should be set to false (don't know why).

d-graz commented 1 year ago

From Opencore documentation: immagine So you can choose either to expose by default all entries or press spacebar key to see the auxiliary ones. Although this is not very important, and it's up to you to decide this setting, I would like to report that opportunity.

That said i don't know why Opencore has flagged your macOS installation as auxiliary, but I'm glad you find out and fixed this issue.

fmorea commented 1 year ago

Everything works, congratulations for your work! I would like to point out that the webcam also works, wifi is perfect (intel 3168ngw) both 5ghz and 2.4. I'd like to get touch and pen to work. Other issue: my laptop has another internal drive next to the nvme, and is not detected by mac os, probabily some kext is needed (I'll do some search).

d-graz commented 1 year ago

Check this kext for your HDD