[Log:Exitibs:Start] 2022-06014t21:39:19

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Haza

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Hi!
I use an open core 0.6.1.
So when trying to install mac os, big sure stops at [Log:Exit is:Start] 2022-06014t21:39:19 and freezes, maybe someone has encountered such a problem?

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CPU: Athlon 3000g
RAM: Samsung 3x4 12 gb
Motherboard: Msi b450m pro vfh max

 
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Haza said:
I was thinking maybe the problem is in the image of the system ? (I have uploaded the mac os big sure beta version to the disk, which I forgot)
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Yes possibly, and beta versions are difficult to run. Maybe should try Big Sur 12.3.
 
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Haza said:
I know this program, but I do not know how to burn a flash drive without clover (BDU)
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Do you own a real Mac?.
 
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Once you have the macOS installer, you can just type this code in Terminal and let it install. (This is for 'Beta' versions, just have to change 'beta.app')
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sudo /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Monterey\ beta.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia --volume /Volumes/USB /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Monterey\ beta.app --nointeraction
 
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Haza said:
if there was a mac , I wouldn 't try to install a mac OS on a PC )
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@Middleman It can be done on Windows right?, haven't I read about this over on Tonymacx86?.
 
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Haza said:
I know this program, but I do not know how to burn a flash drive without clover (BDU)
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Use Etcher instead
craighazan said:
@Middleman It can be done on Windows right?, haven't I read about this over on Tonymacx86?.
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Am not talking about it, as that got me in trouble last time! Official answer is no there is no guide to do it on Windows. But gibMacOs can be used to create a bootable ISO/USB.
 
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Middleman said:
Use Etcher instead

Am not talking about it, as that got me in trouble last time! Official answer is no there is no guide to do it on Windows. But gibMacOs can be used to create a bootable ISO/USB.
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No, we don't want that happening again!.
 
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Middleman said:
Use Etcher instead

Am not talking about it, as that got me in trouble last time! Official answer is no there is no guide to do it on Windows. But gibMacOs can be used to create a bootable ISO/USB.
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I have a problem here I downloaded monterey
how to write it down ? (Don't pay attention to the Russian language, I'm studying it and took the following measures :D)

 
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Btw I almost forgot. You will also need a new EFI build. Try mine here for Monterey 12.4.
Haza said:
But monterey doesn't have a BaseSystem.dmg and chunklist file
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Do you have Python?
 
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If you have Python installed, inside the Opencore release is a folder called macrecovery. You can use that under Python to download the Basesystem and Chunklist files.
 
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New Monterey EFI you need to use >
 

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Middleman said:
If you have Python installed, inside the Opencore release is a folder called macrecovery. You can use that under Python to download the Basesystem and Chunklist files.
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I added everything but I couldn't create a flash drive with monterey
 
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Haza said:
I added everything but I couldn't create a flash drive with monterey
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Did you create the com.apple.recovery.boot folder inside the root directory? And then copied the new EFI folder I uploaded to the drive’s root directory?
 
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