MacOS Mojave on i5 520m (arrandale)

[Kielligzind 0]

So i am trying to boot the MacOS Mojave (10.14.3)
and i am not able to boot the installer because it shuts down my laptop after a few secconds(after the second picture it shuts down instant and it reboots)
i will attach pictures and my clover folder.

 

I am not sure if the 520m can boot Mojave because i am a bit confused about all the information in this forum:

 

(Laptop is a Toshiba Tecra A11 - 11J (i5 520m 4gb ddr3, 320gb hdd))

 

EFI.zip

 

Edited February 18 by Kielligzind
added a video

[Hervé 1,370]

Intel Arrandale i5-520M is SSE4.1/SSE4.2 capable and therefore compatible with Mojave. It's the integrated 1st gen Intel HD that is not compatible. Stick to High Sierra on that laptop...

Edited February 18 by Hervé

[Kielligzind 0]

Thanks for the information !
i will stay away from Mojave then :/
 

[Kielligzind 0]

maybe an off topic question but do you know a good wifi/bleutooth card for a old notebook (probably full size pci) ? 

[Hervé 1,370]

PCI or PCIe?

 

https://osxlatitude.com/forums/topic/2120-inventory-of-supportedunsupported-wireless-cards-1-snow-leopard-el-capitan/

 

[Kielligzind 0]

PCI according to Ubuntu terminal

[Hervé 1,370]

No, it's PCIe (PCI Express, obviously in mini form): it's clearly indicated and if you lookup the Intel model you have on Wikidevi.com, you'll see the details.

 

Generally speaking, mini PCI was last fitted to laptops of the Pentium M/chipset 910GM/915GM/ICH6 era, i.e. about 15yrs ago... You said "a old notebook" but if this was your Arrandale Toshiba, it could only be PCIe. Thereafter, card could be full mini-PCIe or half mini-PCIe and, if Wikidevi will be very explicit on that front.

 

Edited February 19 by Hervé

[Kielligzind 0]

I don't know the size, i have to take it apart then

[Hervé 1,370]

Or you can look it up as suggested above... 

Edited February 19 by Hervé

[Kielligzind 0]

i think full mini PCIe will fit