help me to install macos on my hp 806 g6

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hi i need help to install macos on mini pc hp 805 g6 with cpu 4350ge
HP EliteDesk 805 G6 Desktop Mini PC
BIOS Version S29 Ver. 02.15.01
cpu 4350ge
storage SK hynix PC601 HFS256GD9TNG-L2A0A
Intel(R) Wi-Fi 6 AX200 160MHz
 
hi i need help to install macos on mini pc hp 805 g6 with cpu 4350ge
HP EliteDesk 805 G6 Desktop Mini PC
BIOS Version S29 Ver. 02.15.01
cpu 4350ge
storage SK hynix PC601 HFS256GD9TNG-L2A0A
Intel(R) Wi-Fi 6 AX200 160MHz
What have you tried? Its very possible your SK hynix PC601 HFS256GD9TNG-L2A0A may not be compatible. ,
 
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What have you tried? Its very possible your SK hynix PC601 HFS256GD9TNG-L2A0A may not be compatible. ,
i do not think the problem is sk hynix pc 602 . i am beginner in the world of hakintosh instalation my be i miss some thing in the efi file so please could you help me to resolve the problem i attached my efi file so if see it may be you give your opinion
 

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i do not think the problem is sk hynix pc 602 . i am beginner in the world of hakintosh instalation my be i miss some thing in the efi file so please could you help me to resolve the problem i attached my efi file so if see it may be you give your opinion
Well it could be but your EFI was created for a Dell Intel notebook and is never going to work. It's so wrong it's basically trash, try searching the forum or GitHub for your processor or at least an AMD notebook or mini pc with Renoir graphics for an idea of what the EFI should look like.
 
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thank for your replay i appreciated , by mistake i upload it my dell laptop efi file so i correct it and i attached the wright efi file my mini pc 805 g6 , so i hope that you took look again and tell me what mistakes i have done and thanks again .
Well it could be but your EFI was created for a Dell Intel notebook and is never going to work. It's so wrong it's basically trash, try searching the forum or GitHub for your processor or at least an AMD notebook or mini pc with Renoir graphics for an idea of what the EFI should look like.
 

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Questions:
  1. Which version of macOS are you trying to install?
  2. Have you generated the SSDT's in your /EFI/OC/ACPI folder using your system DSDT and Corpnewt's SSDTTime script?
  3. If yes, what did you do with the OC ACPI patches that were part of the SSDTTime creation?
  4. Did you generate the UTBMap.kext in Windows on your HP system?
Observations:
  1. As this is a MiniPC system you don't need VoodooPS2Controller.kext, it should be removed.
  2. While installing macOS you would be better served not including unessential kexts in your setup, as shown below.
    1. Screenshot 2024-08-05 at 22.01.18.png Current /EFI/OC/Kexts folder contents
    2. Screenshot 2024-08-05 at 22.01.50.png Revised /EFI/OC/Kexts folder contents
  3. You are missing an essential driver from the /EFI/OC/Drivers folder, i.e. ResetNvramEntry.efi. This driver should be used after each and every change you make to your OC setup, so any old settings are removed and only the new/revised settings are at play when you next boot into macOS.
  4. When you generated SSDT-HPET.aml at least one ACPI > Patch would have been generated. Your config.plist is missing the Patch(es). Without the patches SSDT-HPET.aml will not work and is a waste of space in your OC setup as it currently stands.
  5. There are 2 x HP system specific entries in the OC config.plist, these are essential for a HP system running macOS, neither have been set correctly in your setup.
    1. Kernel > Quirks > LapicKernelPanic = True/Yes, your config is set to False/No
    2. UEFI >Quirks > UnblockFsConnect = True/Yes, your config is set to False/No
I have revised your OC EFI to reflect most if not all of the changes I recommended above.

Try it and see if it makes any difference.
 

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Questions:
  1. Which version of macOS are you trying to install?
  2. Have you generated the SSDT's in your /EFI/OC/ACPI folder using your system DSDT and Corpnewt's SSDTTime script?
  3. If yes, what did you do with the OC ACPI patches that were part of the SSDTTime creation?
  4. Did you generate the UTBMap.kext in Windows on your HP system?
Observations:
  1. As this is a MiniPC system you don't need VoodooPS2Controller.kext, it should be removed.
  2. While installing macOS you would be better served not including unessential kexts in your setup, as shown below.
    1. View attachment 14710 Current /EFI/OC/Kexts folder contents
    2. View attachment 14711 Revised /EFI/OC/Kexts folder contents
  3. You are missing an essential driver from the /EFI/OC/Drivers folder, i.e. ResetNvramEntry.efi. This driver should be used after each and every change you make to your OC setup, so any old settings are removed and only the new/revised settings are at play when you next boot into macOS.
  4. When you generated SSDT-HPET.aml at least one ACPI > Patch would have been generated. Your config.plist is missing the Patch(es). Without the patches SSDT-HPET.aml will not work and is a waste of space in your OC setup as it currently stands.
  5. There are 2 x HP system specific entries in the OC config.plist, these are essential for a HP system running macOS, neither have been set correctly in your setup.
    1. Kernel > Quirks > LapicKernelPanic = True/Yes, your config is set to False/No
    2. UEFI >Quirks > UnblockFsConnect = True/Yes, your config is set to False/No
I have revised your OC EFI to reflect most if not all of the changes I recommended above.

Try it and see if it makes any difference.
thanks for your help
1- sonoma
2- yes i generated the SSDT's using my system and SSDTTime-master
3- i have not done any thing , i have not use patches_OC because i do not know how to use
4-yes
 
I take it that is further along than you previously got with your EFI?

Kernel panic looks to have been caused by the NVME drive in your system.

Do you have a different drive you can use for installing macOS?

Regarding the OC Patches for your SSDT-HPET.aml table, see the two screenshots below.

Screenshot 2024-08-06 at 00.22.30.png OC_Patches.plist highlighted.
This contains the ACPI patches for your SSDT-HPET.aml table.

These are the 5 of the 6 x patches you need to add your config.plist for your SSDT-HPET.aml table to work.
Screenshot 2024-08-06 at 00.23.10.png Copy and paste these 6x patches into your config, within the ACPI section.

A copy of your config.plist containing the 6 x patches is attached. Use it in place of the one currently in your /EFI/OC folder.
 

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I take it that is further along than you previously got with your EFI?

Kernel panic looks to have been caused by the NVME drive in your system.

Do you have a different drive you can use for installing macOS?

Regarding the OC Patches for your SSDT-HPET.aml table, see the two screenshots below.

View attachment 14718 OC_Patches.plist highlighted.
This contains the ACPI patches for your SSDT-HPET.aml table.

These are the 5 of the 6 x patches you need to add your config.plist for your SSDT-HPET.aml table to work.
View attachment 14719 Copy and paste these 6x patches into your config, within the ACPI section.

A copy of your config.plist containing the 6 x patches is attached. Use it in place of the one currently in your /EFI/OC folder.
thank you and really nice work from you , i can now boot from the efi that you have made and manged to get another nvme Drive #1 - SAMSUNG MZVLW256HEHP-000L7 (0025_38B8_7102_A3CB.) [238 GB] E: and placed in the free m.2 in my pc . the system discovered and i erased but when i click install sonoma nothing happen
 
Your Samsung drive probably isn't the best option, but if that is what you have to hand so be it.

When you erased the drive, how did you format it?

It should be formatted as APFS > GPT with a suitable name, i.e. macOS or MacHD.
 
Your Samsung drive probably isn't the best option, but if that is what you have to hand so be it.

When you erased the drive, how did you format it?

It should be formatted as APFS > GPT with a suitable name, i.e. macOS or MacHD.
thanks for your help , finally i installed hackintosh sonoma and run great only problem of playing video all apps crashs like vlc and other media players firefox too crashs
but:
what works great:

  • blender work very nice
  • chrome and safari play 4k YouTube videos great
-so every think work all ports vga. display ports 1080p , wifi work,sound

didn't work:
Bluetooth./hardware Acceleration ( H.264 & HEVC ) of Hackintosh

so my question now how fix Bluetooth and how fix hardware Acceleration ( H.264 & HEVC ) of Hackintosh
 
Which Bluetooth device are you using?

H.264 & HEVC won’t work with an AMD IGPU.
 
Which Bluetooth device are you using?

H.264 & HEVC won’t work with an AMD IGPU.
i have fix it Bluetooth and every thing work great but H.264 & HEVC is not working or any media player .so there is no way to resolve H.264 & HEVC in amd igpu , so is it possible in the future to fix that or there are no plans to make it run in igpu in future.
 
I don’t know of a way to enable H.264 & HEVC while using an AMD IGPU. You need a discrete GPU to get them working on an AMD Hackintosh system.

You could try using the Mac mini 8,1 SMBIOS, as that is a natively supported system for Sonoma and Sequoia, that lacks a discrete GPU.
 
i have fix it H.264 & HEVC while using an AMD IGPU and i can play or media files smoothly by using this chrome extension called media player
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That's good to know, for those that use the Chrome browser.
 
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