I followed the guide and did the macRecovery command
then copied the EFI and pasteed it in my USB stick and then changed the bios setting and then i still could not see the boot option
I think the efi is fine, the problem continues to be the installer. Do you have the possibility of making an installer from a Mac? and have a USB only with the boot efi?
I think the efi is fine, the problem continues to be the installer. Do you have the possibility of making an installer from a Mac? and have a USB only with the boot efi?
Hi! I just registered after finding this thread. So happy if it's possible. I have a lenovo ideapad 3 with a ryzen 7 and I've been searching if there were some option to install osx on it for ages. I don't know if with the 4800 will work or if it only works on the 5800.
I have an installation USB that I used to install osx on an intel 7 desktop pc some time ago. Will it work, or it's better to make a new one? Thanks!
Thanks Edhawk! I was just thinking about that. I'll clon my usb to another one and change the EFI. I'll follow the install guide, it remembers me the one that I follow the last time so I hope it will be no problem on this side
Hi, after some attempts with various results as kernel panics, hangings... I decided to give a try to the EFI posted in this thread. It works till a point where the screen goes black and nothing more happens. I'm trying this efi with Big Sur, could it be the problem and I have to get a Ventura installer?
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