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You can encounter various graphics glitches during this step, it's fine. Pick your USB Installer in the menu, the Mojave Installer will start to load. Press F12, choose UEFI, it should boot to Clover. Reboot your Laptop with the USB Installer stick plugged in.

#Dell latitude e6430 sd card reader not working install#

Note: I use the Clover-Minimal Theme in my ist so if you only download my ist, be sure to either install this theme or change it to something you already have. It will replace your EFI folder that was created by Clover during the installation, copy all the necessary kext files and my ist file as well.

Check these items in the customize list:ĭownload my EFI Folder from this repo and copy it (replace, not merge) to your USB Installer existing EFI Folder.We also want to Customize the installation so click on "Customize" Make sure to select your USB Stick as the destination during the installation.Start the Clover-Minimal installation app.Once we have a USB Installer, we need to install Clover on it, with our ist file and the needed kexts for our laptop. It will copy the installer to your USB Stick and make it bootable. Sudo "/Applications/Install macOS Mojave.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia" -volume /Volumes/USB Once the download is done, open the Terminal and write: Select your USB Stick and erase the whole USB with GPT option selected. So in Disk Utility, enable the "Show All Devices Option" in the menu (it's in the "Presentation" or "View" menu). Every USB comes with MBR partition by default because it's the most compatible one for external medias. Don't forget to change before the partition table to GPT when formatting the USB Stick.

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While it's downloading, use Disk Utility to format your USB Drive as Mac OS X Extended (Journaled) and rename your USB stick to "USB" (just to be easier). Open the App Store, search for "Mojave", download it. You will need a 16+ GB USB, a Mac and an internet connection to download the Mojave Installer. Click on "Load defaults" then set SATA Operations to AHCI, set Boot List Option to UEFI and Disable Secure Boot. Once you have the correct BIOS version, go to the BIOS by using the F12 key at boot. It will reboot your machine and finish the work.

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exe file and you can start the flashing directly from Windows. It's pretty straight-forward though: download their. Read carefully the installation instructions. Some people had to downgrade first to A02/A03 then flash to A12 in order to install. If you already have a recent version superior to mine, I can't guarantee that my instructions will work for you. I flashed mine to the A12 version which seems to work fine. BIOS Flashing your BIOSįirst thing you need to do is to flash your BIOS if you're running an old one like A02/A03.

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If you have a second HDD installed in the optical drive, you might need to include a patch to be able to use it.

VGA out (not tested but according to some users it can work).

Line Out after waking up (speakers still work though, see #2).

Wifi (need to change internal card) I use a TP-Link-TL-WN725N USB Dongle since I don't own the laptop.

USB Ports (including USB3 on the right).

Note2: For models with 1600x900 monitor, please see #1. If you have one, my instructions might not work correctly.

Note: My model doesn't have a Nvidia Card. Crucial Ballistix Sport 16GB DDR3-RAM 1600 Mhz (BLS8G3N169ES4.16FE).

Intel Core i5-3320M 2.6Ghz Turbo 3.3Ghz (2 cores, 4 threads).

I was given an old laptop at work, a Dell Latitude E6430, and I couldn't resist to try to install macOS on it despite its age. I have already a Hackintosh at home running smoothly.