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Jo Hi moin moin zsm. jetzt leider erst irgendwie auf den Threat gestoßen, aber um die Frage zu beantworten bezüglich des Macinabox Dockers von SpaceInvaderOne, der funktioniert immer noch wunderbar für den ersten start und das einrichten wenn man mit dem ganzen hacOS, hackintosh, macinabox, ported macOS oder wie man es auch immer nennen möchte. Kleine Info noch zu dem Macinabox Docker: damit es keine probleme beim tutorial von SIO gibt musst du nur auf die Versionen achten(!) bei den benötigten Programmen die du downloaden musst (OpenCore Configurator, usw.)

Do you want to passthrough a GPU or did you connect to the VM via VNC? Some posts before I already explained a solution for this. And I had not this problem, I guess you mixed something up REMINDER: If you want use the OpenCore Configurator with the OpenCore version in SpaceInvadors Tutorial, I guess it’s Version 0.7.0, you need configurator Version 2.19.1.0, then it will work fine. But it has nothing to do with a working GPU passthrough, this will be another topic.

You have to add the name of the VM in your Helper script before you run it. if you get the shell screen, type in “exit” and press enter, now the VM should be run normal.

If you want to delete the other two virtual disks in your VM settings, don’t forget to run the Macinabox Helper Script after change something in the VM Settings. You are missing the last few lines in your xml file that are important to run the VM well. For your performance issues, don’t forget that if you don’t passthrough a dedicated GPU for the VM, you have no graphic acceleration. Your mouse movement over VNC is horrible, as well single graphic applications and so forth. The CPU performance should be fine respectively any CPU intense applications.

You are welcome my friend, thank you

1. Go into your EFI boot configuration and load your config.plist into your opencore configurator. 2. If you loaded it, go to the NVRAM Settings on the left side bar. 3. There are some properties and boot args. Now edit the entry with UUID “7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82” and add in the boot args, under column “VALUE”, the argument “agdpmod=pikera”(it enables the support for GPUs with “NAVI” architecture). (Optional)4. If there is already an entry in the “VALUE” column leave it there(it should be important) and add your argument to it with space. Now your MacOS should be run fine without getting a black screen after verbose or apple logo loading screen.

Your RX580 should be natively supported with drivers in all of the current macOSs. Be sure that you run the helper script after every single and little change in the VM settings, cause Unraid deletes the last few command lines in the xml file, if you edit something, and them are quiet important for the Vm to run well. To be Safe you can check if you have “WhatseverGreen” and “Lilu” kexts in your boot configuration but you should have them. For me it makes no sense that your GPU doesn’t work. Maybe dump your vBios again and pass it through, maybe it will be corrupted or something. Set your Bios Settings to: Fast Boot -> disabled Above 4-G -> enabled CSM -> enabled but I’m sure that this won’t be the reason for your problem, but if nothing works you can check.

To answer your 3. question, if there is something similar to get audio working on macOS. You need AppleALC in your boot configuration. Check if your audio controller is supported, cause badly not all codecs are supported. Deleting the container should be work but I’ve never tried it. To answer your 5. question. Minor updates are no problem to install. How it is to update bigger packages like an whole OS update(major updates), I guess it will not work.

Yes or close, its 2.50.0.0. Try out Configurator version 2.19.1.0. Sadly you should create a complete new VM, just to be safe. The whole process stays identical.

Just go on the Website where you download it.

No problem Ok, everything looks fine. 0.7.3 is your OpenCore Version not your Configurator Version. Otherwise, we will check your BIOS settings

Do you even tried to use the GPU in another VM or a baremetal Windows system? Just to be safe that the GPU isnt faulty. Moreover, which macOS you have installed? I guess you use Opencore, not Clover. Which Opencore version? Which Opencore Configurator version?

Do you had passthrough your GPU with the right ROM BIOS? And, is this RX 580 your only GPU in the system or do you have another GPU? Cause if not Unraid must be headless.

Your need a compatible Opencore Configurator version for your Opencore Bootloader Version. In the case of Space Invader's latest tutorial, you need the version 2.19.1.0: https://mackie100projects.altervista.org/download/opencore-configurator-2-19-1-0/ The issue for this screen is that your Bootloader version isnt compatible with your Configurator version. When you create your config.plist file with the configurator and the verions doesnt match together, the configurator breaks up your config.plist and the bootloader cant boot the OS. Try it first without a GPU and use VNC instead. Cause if you use a incompatible GPU this also can be a reason that you will stuck in this boot screen(e.g. AMD RX 6XXX Series or all of the newer NVidia Cards).

i guess the list is a 'bit outdated, my RX 6900XT is working fine...