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There's a change in the firmware/bios version, it's been updated to support apfs. However, the installer won't update anything on our computers because, simply, we don't have the chip that holds the firmware.

 

You might ask, "what shall I do then?".

 

You go to your config.plist and update the smbios.

 

Below is a table with the updated information, thanks to @Ukr55 from applelife.ru.

 

BiosVersion
iMac10,1 IM101.88Z.00CC.B0C.1705021259
iMac11,1 IM111.88Z.0034.B12.1705021416
iMac11,2 IM112.88Z.0057.B0D.1705021559
iMac12,1 IM121.88Z.0047.B33.1705101231
iMac13,1:13,3 IM131.88Z.010A.B1C.1705011311
iMac14,1 IM141.88Z.0118.B46.1705011412
iMac14,2 IM142.88Z.0118.B46.1705011513
iMac14,3 IM143.88Z.0118.B46.1705011514
iMac14,4 IM144.88Z.0179.B30.1705011718
iMac15,1 IM151.88Z.0207.B26.1705011718
iMac16,1 IM161.88Z.0207.B19.1705011046
iMac16,2 IM162.88Z.0207.B19.1705011413
iMac17,1 IM171.88Z.0105.B25.1704292104
iMac18,1 IM181.88Z.0145.B07.1705082121 
iMac18,2 IM182.88Z.0145.B07.1705082121 
iMac18,3 IM183.88Z.0145.B07.1705082121 
iMacPro1,1 IMP10.88Z.0058.B00.1705091711 
MacBook6,1 MB61.88Z.00C8.B0A.1705021739
MacBook7,1 MB71.88Z.0039.B1A.1705021813
MacBook8,1 MB81.88Z.0164.B31.1705021217
MacBook9,1 MB91.88Z.0154.B21.1704292104
MacBook10,1 MB101.88Z.0148.B00.1705090111
MacBookAir3,1 MBA31.88Z.0061.B12.1705022008
MacBookAir4,1 MBA41.88Z.0077.B32.1705022117
MacBookAir5,1 MBA51.88Z.00EF.B1B.1705011412
MacBookAir6,1 MBA61.88Z.0099.B52.1705011614
MacBookAir7,1 MBA71.88Z.0166.B29.1705011046
MacBookPro6,1 MBP61.88Z.0057.B1B.1705021138
MacBookPro7,1 MBP71.88Z.0039.B1A.1705021852
MacBookPro8,1 MBP81.88Z.0047.B39.1705101327
MacBookPro9,1 MBP91.88Z.00D3.B21.1705012105
You pick one that is right for you computer and put it in smbios->BiosVersion.

 

How to pick the right one?

 

For instance: MBP91.88Z.00D3.B21.1705012105

 

You look at the value before the first point, in this case MBP91 which stands for MacBookPro9,1. Furthermore, there's an indication in front of every entry.

 

Also you need to update the BiosReleaseDate, for all of the above entries it's 05/01/2017.

 

If you still have issues with the firmware during installation, http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/284656-clover-general-discussion/?p=2438129.

 

Best regards.

 

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There's a change in the firmware/bios version, it's been updated to support apfs. However, the installer won't update anything on our computers because, simply, we don't have the chip that holds the firmware.

 

You might ask, "what shall I do then?".

 

You go to your config.plist and update the smbios.

 

Below is a table with the updated information, thanks to @Ukr55 from applelife.ru.

 

BiosVersioniMac10,1 IM101.88Z.00CC.B0C.1705021259iMac11,1 IM111.88Z.0034.B12.1705021416iMac11,2 IM112.88Z.0057.B0D.1705021559iMac12,1 IM121.88Z.0047.B33.1705101231iMac13,1:13,3 IM131.88Z.010A.B1C.1705011311iMac14,1 IM141.88Z.0118.B46.1705011412iMac14,2 IM142.88Z.0118.B46.1705011513iMac14,3 IM143.88Z.0118.B46.1705011514iMac14,4 IM144.88Z.0179.B30.1705011718iMac15,1 IM151.88Z.0207.B26.1705011718iMac16,1 IM161.88Z.0207.B19.1705011046iMac16,2 IM162.88Z.0207.B19.1705011413iMac17,1 IM171.88Z.0105.B25.1704292104iMac18,1 IM181.88Z.0145.B07.1705082121 iMac18,2 IM182.88Z.0145.B07.1705082121 iMac18,3 IM183.88Z.0145.B07.1705082121 iMacPro1,1 IMP10.88Z.0058.B00.1705091711 MacBook6,1 MB61.88Z.00C8.B0A.1705021739MacBook7,1 MB71.88Z.0039.B1A.1705021813MacBook8,1 MB81.88Z.0164.B31.1705021217MacBook9,1 MB91.88Z.0154.B21.1704292104MacBook10,1 MB101.88Z.0148.B00.1705090111MacBookAir3,1 MBA31.88Z.0061.B12.1705022008MacBookAir4,1 MBA41.88Z.0077.B32.1705022117MacBookAir5,1 MBA51.88Z.00EF.B1B.1705011412MacBookAir6,1 MBA61.88Z.0099.B52.1705011614MacBookAir7,1 MBA71.88Z.0166.B29.1705011046MacBookPro6,1 MBP61.88Z.0057.B1B.1705021138MacBookPro7,1 MBP71.88Z.0039.B1A.1705021852MacBookPro8,1 MBP81.88Z.0047.B39.1705101327MacBookPro9,1 MBP91.88Z.00D3.B21.1705012105
You pick one that is right for you computer and put it in smbios->BiosVersion.

 

How to pick the right one?

 

For instance: MBP91.88Z.00D3.B21.1705012105

 

You look at the value before the first point, in this case MBP91 which stands for MacBookPro9,1. Furthermore, there's an indication in front of every entry.

 

Also you need to update the BiosReleaseDate, for all of the above entries it's 05/01/2017.

 

If you still have issues with the firmware during installation, http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/284656-clover-general-discussion/?p=2438129.

 

Best regards.

I'm testing it and it works!!!!

 

Thanks a lot man !!!

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Below is a table with the updated information, thanks to @Ukr55 from applelife.ru.

 

BiosVersion
iMac10,1 IM101.88Z.00CC.B0C.1705021259
iMac11,1 IM111.88Z.0034.B12.1705021416
iMac11,2 IM112.88Z.0057.B0D.1705021559
iMac12,1 IM121.88Z.0047.B33.1705101231
iMac13,1:13,3 IM131.88Z.010A.B1C.1705011311
iMac14,1 IM141.88Z.0118.B46.1705011412
iMac14,2 IM142.88Z.0118.B46.1705011513
iMac14,3 IM143.88Z.0118.B46.1705011514
iMac14,4 IM144.88Z.0179.B30.1705011718
iMac15,1 IM151.88Z.0207.B26.1705011718
iMac16,1 IM161.88Z.0207.B19.1705011046
iMac16,2 IM162.88Z.0207.B19.1705011413
iMac17,1 IM171.88Z.0105.B25.1704292104
iMac18,1 IM181.88Z.0145.B07.1705082121 
iMac18,2 IM182.88Z.0145.B07.1705082121 
iMac18,3 IM183.88Z.0145.B07.1705082121 
iMacPro1,1 IMP10.88Z.0058.B00.1705091711 
MacBook6,1 MB61.88Z.00C8.B0A.1705021739
MacBook7,1 MB71.88Z.0039.B1A.1705021813
MacBook8,1 MB81.88Z.0164.B31.1705021217
MacBook9,1 MB91.88Z.0154.B21.1704292104
MacBook10,1 MB101.88Z.0148.B00.1705090111
MacBookAir3,1 MBA31.88Z.0061.B12.1705022008
MacBookAir4,1 MBA41.88Z.0077.B32.1705022117
MacBookAir5,1 MBA51.88Z.00EF.B1B.1705011412
MacBookAir6,1 MBA61.88Z.0099.B52.1705011614
MacBookAir7,1 MBA71.88Z.0166.B29.1705011046
MacBookPro6,1 MBP61.88Z.0057.B1B.1705021138
MacBookPro7,1 MBP71.88Z.0039.B1A.1705021852
MacBookPro8,1 MBP81.88Z.0047.B39.1705101327
MacBookPro9,1 MBP91.88Z.00D3.B21.1705012105

 

What about other SMBioses like MacBookPro11,1 for instance?

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If you're using the latest Clover (from source, not 4077) or one of the fixed builds like Sherlock's v2 then the FirmwareFeatures and FirmwareFeaturesMask values are already set.

 

But the installer also checks the BIOS version and will try to update it if the one it detects is older. So setting it to the latest one as in Needy's list will make it think it has already updated the BIOS and it will carry on and install.

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@cyberdevs thank you 


If you're using the latest Clover (from source, not 4077) or one of the fixed builds like Sherlock's v2 then the FirmwareFeatures and FirmwareFeaturesMask values are already set.

 

But the installer also checks the BIOS version and will try to update it if the one it detects is older. So setting it to the latest one like Needy's list will make it think it has already updated the BIOS and it will carry on and install.

exactly


@needy....what about other smbios?

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guys please help,

I made an installer usb,used clover 4084, put the apfs driver in uefi, added firmware to smbios, boot from installer,

goes good, format destination partition as apfs, install, installs ok, then when after install it reboots I  dont have that partion on the clover screen to continue the installation.

What gives?

Please advise.

thanks

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Yeah, I think my second download was corrupted somehow. Couldn't mount InstallESD.dmg anymore. Verification failed. Just downloaded it again and it's indeed the same as the first download. InstallESD and BaseSystem separate  :wallbash:

 

Some users reported that their download was only 5mb or something so I guess Apple is/was toying around with the image  :lol:

Try reboot before Mount InstallESD I have the same Erroor this morning B)

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guys please help,

I made an installer usb,used clover 4084, put the apfs driver in uefi, added firmware to smbios, boot from installer,

goes good, format destination partition as apfs, install, installs ok, then when after install it reboots I  dont have that partion on the clover screen to continue the installation.

 

Which afps driver did you put into UEFI? You need the apfs.efi one that's around 450k. The smaller 7k JumpStart one doesn't seem to do anything with Clover.

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@cyberdevs thank you 

exactly

@needy....what about other smbios?

You're welcome :)

 

Guy's I have installed macOS Sierra without a hiccup !!

No OSInstall.mpkg error, no firmware verification error

 

It's amazing, thank you Needy!!

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Which afps driver did you put into UEFI? You need the apfs.efi one that's around 450k. The smaller 7k JumpStart one doesn't seem to do anything with Clover.

thanks, yeah the one used is 452kb

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You're welcome :)

 

Guy's I have installed macOS Sierra without a hiccup !!

No OSInstall.mpkg error, no firmware verification error

 

It's amazing, thank you Needy!!

Me two  :)

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I have kabylake CPU (on Dell XPS 15 9560) and I am still trying to install high sierra on it also. Does anyone know how to install or what modifications need to be made with these processors to be able to even begin installing without an instant appleacpipltform panic in clover? I can boot fine to sierra, but get a panic trying to boot into high sierra.  anyone installed with a Kaby Lake processor?

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I have kabylake CPU (on Dell XPS 15 9560) and I am still trying to install high sierra on it also. Does anyone know how to install or what modifications need to be made with these processors to be able to even begin installing without an instant appleacpipltform panic in clover? I can boot fine to sierra, but get a panic trying to boot into high sierra.  anyone installed with a Kaby Lake processor?

Which version of clover you are using? make sure that you are using the 4081 or 4088

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There's a change in the firmware/bios version, it's been updated to support apfs. However, the installer won't update anything on our computers because, simply, we don't have the chip that holds the firmware.

 

You might ask, "what shall I do then?".

 

You go to your config.plist and update the smbios.

 

Below is a table with the updated information, thanks to @Ukr55 from applelife.ru.

 

BiosVersion
iMac10,1 IM101.88Z.00CC.B0C.1705021259
iMac11,1 IM111.88Z.0034.B12.1705021416
iMac11,2 IM112.88Z.0057.B0D.1705021559
iMac12,1 IM121.88Z.0047.B33.1705101231
iMac13,1:13,3 IM131.88Z.010A.B1C.1705011311
iMac14,1 IM141.88Z.0118.B46.1705011412
iMac14,2 IM142.88Z.0118.B46.1705011513
iMac14,3 IM143.88Z.0118.B46.1705011514
iMac14,4 IM144.88Z.0179.B30.1705011718
iMac15,1 IM151.88Z.0207.B26.1705011718
iMac16,1 IM161.88Z.0207.B19.1705011046
iMac16,2 IM162.88Z.0207.B19.1705011413
iMac17,1 IM171.88Z.0105.B25.1704292104
iMac18,1 IM181.88Z.0145.B07.1705082121 
iMac18,2 IM182.88Z.0145.B07.1705082121 
iMac18,3 IM183.88Z.0145.B07.1705082121 
iMacPro1,1 IMP10.88Z.0058.B00.1705091711 
MacBook6,1 MB61.88Z.00C8.B0A.1705021739
MacBook7,1 MB71.88Z.0039.B1A.1705021813
MacBook8,1 MB81.88Z.0164.B31.1705021217
MacBook9,1 MB91.88Z.0154.B21.1704292104
MacBook10,1 MB101.88Z.0148.B00.1705090111
MacBookAir3,1 MBA31.88Z.0061.B12.1705022008
MacBookAir4,1 MBA41.88Z.0077.B32.1705022117
MacBookAir5,1 MBA51.88Z.00EF.B1B.1705011412
MacBookAir6,1 MBA61.88Z.0099.B52.1705011614
MacBookAir7,1 MBA71.88Z.0166.B29.1705011046
MacBookPro6,1 MBP61.88Z.0057.B1B.1705021138
MacBookPro7,1 MBP71.88Z.0039.B1A.1705021852
MacBookPro8,1 MBP81.88Z.0047.B39.1705101327
MacBookPro9,1 MBP91.88Z.00D3.B21.1705012105
MacBookPro10,1 MBP101.88Z.00EE.B17.1705012106
MacBookPro10,2 MBP102.88Z.0106.B1C.1705011311
MacBookPro11,1 MBP102.88Z.0106.B1C.1705011311
MacBookPro11,2 MBP112.88Z.0138.B38.1705011718
MacBookPro11,4 MBP114.88Z.0172.B23.1705011413
MacBookPro12,1 MBP121.88Z.0167.B31.1705011413
MacBookPro13,1 MBP131.88Z.0205.B21.1704292116
MacBookPro13,2 MBP132.88Z.0226.B24.1704292117
MacBookPro13,3 MBP133.88Z.0226.B24.1704292117
MacBookPro14,1 MBP141.88Z.0160.B00.1705082121
MacBookPro14,2 MBP142.88Z.0160.B00.1705082121
MacBookPro14,3 MBP143.88Z.0160.B00.1705090111 
MacMini4,1 MM41.88Z.0042.B0D.1705021222
MacMini5,1 MM51.88Z.0077.B31.1705011214
MacMini6,1 MM61.88Z.0106.B1D.1705011514
MacMini7,1 MM71.88Z.0220.B28.1705011413
MacPro6,1 MP61.88Z.0116.B44.1705011717

You pick one that is right for you computer and put it in smbios->BiosVersion.

 

How to pick the right one?

 

For instance: MBP91.88Z.00D3.B21.1705012105

 

You look at the value before the first point, in this case MBP91 which stands for MacBookPro9,1. Furthermore, there's an indication in front of every entry.

 

Also you need to update the BiosReleaseDate, for all of the above entries it's 05/01/2017.

 

If you still have issues with the firmware during installation, http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/284656-clover-general-discussion/?p=2438129.

 

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Updated list.

 

Best regards.

Amazing  :yes:  :thumbsup_anim:

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When I tried APFS I think I had both apfs files in Drivers64UEFI. It's too slow on a hard disk to bother with so I've been using regular HFS since.

 

You'll know that Clover is loading the apfs.efi correctly if you get a load of text over the boot menu screen.

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