Hi Guys, i have a HP EliteDesk 800 G3 DM 35W and im having problems getting to the installer screen. i was hoping someone could help me out with some assistance.
specs are :
intel i5-6600T 4 Core cpu
intel HD Graphics 530
8GB RAM
SSD Storage..
posted a pic of the problem screen for you guys to look at.
Thanks in advance for any feedback..!!
So after a while having no luck with installing monterey with the EFI's i've been trying i did some searching and found a EFI that lets me install Monterey.
It is configured for an i5-7600T with a Intel HD Graphics 630 iGPU and of course i have no gpu acceleration but the system shows that i have a Intel HD Graphics 530 gpu. Also i only have internal speaker working. Is this something i could work with to get everything working? Thanks..
Not really, might if you have to add custom connector setup to the config.plist > DeviceProperties for the IGPU. But only if you need/want to use all 3 x DP connectors at the same time. DisplayPort connectors usually show up in macOS with little issue. HDMI, DVI and VGA connectors are the ones that normally cause issues.
Use these settings for the HD 530 IGPU, they might fix the spoofing issue for your Skylake IGPU.
Skylake to Kaby Lake IGPU spoof.
You might need to use iMac18,1 SMBIOS. This should work in Monterey and Ventura.
im starting to think theres something wrong with this system because i cant get into my OS, i've tried those two EFI's you have posted and non of them work. also the EFI i used to boot sucsesfully but with no gpu acceleration doesnt work.
so ive gone for a change and i'm in Ventura now and when running OCLP it says there is a patch available for my iGPU but i need to disable SIP to do the patch. ive tried holding the command key as well as the R key but im strugling to get into recovery mode
Well as I see it you are only adding the data for one of the graphics connectors on you system using Con3. That means that the others i.e. Con0, Con1 and Con2 are not specified using the 'All-Data' method.
You should look on the Hackintool > Patch > Connectors tab to see which connector is related to Con3. Hopefully it is the DisplayPort connector you use.
The connector in use will normally be highlighted in Pink on the Connectors tab.
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