Recent content by tucano2000

Excellent, I have already downloaded it here and will make the improvements. Thank you once again.

I'm glad to hear that you have the same motherboard with EFI already well built. I posted on GitHub recently because I couldn't find an EFI for this motherboard model anywhere, and it took me over a day to fix the boot problems that were crashing at the end, which I believe were due to the USB...

I know this section of the forum is for virtual machines, but in order to help, I had some time left over here and finally decided to put Tahoe on my PC running on a real machine with full graphics acceleration. If anyone has the same or a similar motherboard, you can download the EFI and try...

🧰 Hardware ComponentModel CPURyzen 5800X3D or AMD 8 cores cpu MotherboardASUS TUF GAMING B550M-PLUS GPURX 6900 XT AudioRealtek ALC1200 EthernetRealtek 2.5G StorageNVMe / SATA SSD EFI AND PROCEDURES FOR INSTALLATION IN MY GITHUB REPOSITORY...

Links updated to Tahoe 26.3 (working on VMware as mentioned in the post) https://forum.amd-osx.com/threads/mac-os-install-on-amd-ryzen-intel-vmware-opencore-improved-performance-works-with-tahoe-sequoia-sonoma-etc.4696/post-41807

Are you using USB 3.2 in your virtual machine settings ? USB 2.0 don't work.

Very good. I'm glad to see that you managed to do it with Tahoe 26.01 (the non-beta version). I'll be posting the ISO for this version soon.

If you try to create a smaller size, such as 14GB, in Sequoia: hdiutil create -o /tmp/Sequoia -size 14000m -volname Sequoia -layout SPUD -fs HFS+J The file will be created, but when you try to use the command in the terminal: sudo /Applications/Install\ macOS\...

Yes, if you create the ISO for the newest version of Sequoia, it is over 17 GB, and those for Tahoe are over 18 GB.

Yes, you have installed the macOS update installer. If you want, you can remove the InstallAssistant.pkg that was used, but Install macOS Sequoia.app will be installed in your list of macOS applications and can be used both to update your Mac and to create the ISO file. Only after performing...

Here's how to create the macOS Sequoia ISO file on macOS. Install the InstallAssistant.pkg file you downloaded from the internet and follow the steps below: Open Terminal via Spotlight or by clicking Finder > Applications > Utilities > Terminal. Copy and paste the following command into...

Yes, I tested the latest version of vmhide.kext, and it crashes macOS Tahoe startup. With the patch, the problem is solved and ensures that Apple Services such as iCloud and Apple Store work. I even did a quick test, and it also works with Sequoia. But you have to disable vmhide.kext startup...

That's true, but I haven't done any specific work to find out why. If anyone knows, please let us know. For now, you need to download and run the update from the Apple Store or using gibmacos tool.

I am glad to hear that you were able to achieve your goal. I'm having some problems with where to store the ISOs. But yes, I'll try to create some Google Drive accounts to make them available.

I don't know what actually happened during the entire process. Which ISO image of which macOS version you're trying to install, or even if I missed a step. But VMWare could also be the real cause of the problem. Perhaps trying all the steps on another machine could shed some light on what's...