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How to use Opencore on legacy bios withttps://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/355938-how-to-use-opencore-on-legacy-bios-with-x58-mobo/h X58 mobo


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I've tried every method I can, but no luck.There is no full tutorial anywhere, even dortania. I think someone successfully used Opencore on X58.will guide you step by step, even if I checked with ocvalidate everything was fine.But still can't boot because it has X64 Exception Type.

 

lga 1366 X58 OEM 

Ram : DDR3 16GB

CPU : Xeon X5670

GPU rx 570 8GB

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8 hours ago, datafeedexpert said:

Have you tried using Legacy Boot ??

 

Yes, I tried Legacy boot by creating boot file with BootInstall_X64.tool.
But it will only show icon boot entries, but it will not boot into the installer page and boot loop

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On 6/12/2023 at 5:51 PM, yaski said:

tried to use HsfPlusLegacy.efi ?

 

I can confirm I've always needed that driver to boot my X58s, and I can also confirm Opencore works on those. I switched to Opencore a few years ago with Big Sur and have since updated to Monterey and trialing Ventura on one of them.

 

I mostly followed https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Install-Guide/config-HEDT/nehalem.html#starting-point as I have Xeons X5675 and X5690 but that would also work for an i7 920

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On 3/17/2023 at 8:39 PM, DMhackintosh said:

 

Yes, I tried Legacy boot by creating boot file with BootInstall_X64.tool.
But it will only show icon boot entries, but it will not boot into the installer page and boot loop

https://dortania.github.io/builds/?product=OpenCorePkg&viewall=true

Take a boot (llegcy) from 11a33b4 .Legacy.png.be57601f40550d54c75c793924f7c1a7.png

The OpenCore can be any of the given list.

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This EFi and for a future update, from Monterey to Ventura and Sonoma, if you have usb3 boot by putting mouse and keyboard in those ports, I have the old NECs and with the old kexts they did their job, the boot-arg according to your video card, I have nvidia gt 710 so I had to put a boot-arg, no_compat_check if you have an AMD put -amd_no_dgpu_accel we disable the SIP via recovery before updating, remember that legacy-boot should always be used

I hope it goes well for you too😀:frantics:

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