Whenever I boot and press F12 to go into the boot menu and switch to the USB, it boots the USB, but then as it is loading the OS it stops and switches to the recovery drive with the Ubuntu 16.04 live image on it (I purchased the Ubuntu version of the Dell XPS 13 in 2017).

As you said it may be an OC config issue, I'll try to look into that. 1 Press the Win + R to open the Run dialog, type msconfig into Run, and click/tap on OK to open System Configuration. There must be many interesting things going on. Fixes MacPro7,1 memory errors on boot # Multiboot. Select UEFI Firmware Settings by clicking on it. This is best done through an administrator command-prompt. I also disabled Secure Boot settings as per the instruction provided in the following post. Click Command Prompt (Admin) Ensures Windows doesn't remove OpenCore from our system.

This section is for those having issues booting either OpenCore, macOS or having issues inside macOS. As soon as you press the power-on button, immediately begin hitting the Esc button (like tap-tap-tap). Now it uses the Fedora boot menu, which doesn't hide Grub boot menu. 1 Open an elevated command prompt or a command prompt at boot. I'm used to Clover with all the themes etc., and I understand that this is not possible with OpenCore. In addition to this, the main changes are: Better explanations for SetApfsTrimTimeout. 项目 Git 仓库地址 osy86/HaC-Mini: Intel NUC Hades Canyon Hackintosh support. So I have made a Mojave installer on a USB stick and put Opencore in the EFI partition.

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