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After upgrading to OpenCore 0.6.0, everything seemingly works just fine except my Realtek ethernet adapter doesn't show on Network preferences. Although it doesn't show on Network Prefs, the ethernet still works. About this Mac/System Report shows the ethernet present. It also shows up in...

If you can't enable 4G decoding in the BIOS, then put " npci=0x2000" in the boot-args

I don't know if my solution will help with ALL your drives, but a few weeks ago, my NVMe drive showed up as external drives. I was able to find a fix on reddit and wrote a post showing what I did here.

The highest version of MacOS that supports your video card is High Sierra. Here is the link to the OpenCore Install Guide

Try changing the USB port your keyboard is plugged into. Your USB ports might not be mapped correctly, which is a common issue.

Your GPU isn't supported on Catalina. You can use High Sierra, but not Mojave or Catalina.

Its likely an issue with USB2. The Fenvi has a cable that you plug into an internal USB2 header. Initially, my wifi worked, but bluetooth didn't. It was because USB2 wasn't mapped correctly for my motherboard although USB3 worked just fine. Originally, I created a custom cable to connect my...

No, I'm not saying you need a different adapter. I have the same pcie adapter you linked.

I have the same wifi, mine works. But initially, only the wifi worked and bluetooth didn't. It was because the card needs to connect to an internal USB2 header for bluetooth functionality. It turned out that in my setup, none of my USB2 ports worked. USB3 was fully functional. So I made a...

AMD Integrated graphics aren't supported. You need a discreet graphics card, but not all are supported. Check the GPU buyers guide.

No, I don't think it would make it easier. The ARM CPU's used by Apple aren't simply ARM chips...they are proprietary System On Chips, designed by Apple. But you can still hackintosh for a few years more. There are simply too many Intel based Macs that they simply can't afford to abandon...

Here's a step by step guide. Its part of the Opencore Desktop Guide. Its what I used and its fairly simple to follow.

GTX 1050 isn't supported in Catalina or Mojave. The highest version to support that GPU is High Sierra, two versions earlier than Catalina. GPU Buyers Guide

I know you probably don't want to hear "it should work" again, so I'll spare you that. LOL. But, the FX-8370 is part of the Bulldozer family of processors, of which the 15h patches are made for. Ok I lied, I'm gonna say it....it should work.:p Seriously though, I would just go for it and...

I also have the BCM94360NG. The wifi card has a connector which normally plugs into an internal USB2 header for bluetooth connectivity. But since I can't get USB2 working on my Asrock hackintosh, I had to make a custom cable adapter to connect the wifi card's usb cable to an external USB3...

I was able to successfully edit my CPU name, but had to do it slightly different than Shaneee's tutorial. 1. When mounting the root partition, I got the following error: $ sudo mount -uw / mount_apfs: volume could not be mounted: Operation not permitted mount: / failed with 77 To overcome...

Your components should work . Check the Success Stories section of this forum and google search your motherboard along with the keywords opencore and hackintosh to get tips from other people's successes and failures regarding your motherboard.

Sorry, but your GPU isn't supported in MacOS. https://dortania.github.io/GPU-Buyers-Guide/modern-gpus/nvidia-gpu.html

Make a new EFI on a USB thumbdrive. Boot from that thumbdrive, but choose to launch the harddrive, with your current installation, from the picker. If it works, then copy the new EFI over your old EFI.

GTX 1070 is only supported up to MacOS High Sierra 10.13.6. If you don't care about GPU horsepower, an Nvidia GT710 is dirt cheap and fully supported in the newest versions of MacOS 10.15.x. GT710 will work out of the box without any need for special configuration or kexts. GPU Buying Guide...