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Majove Install Mojave without mac on any desktop/laptop

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Shiivu

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Nope figured it out, I did terminal thing but due to having ethernet in it kept updating upon install. So i took it out and im installing it now. Thx alot u guys big help.
 
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yoel1b said:
got it! you need to change the system year to 2018. Write in the terminal
date -u 1117164418
and it will work
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Shiivu said:
Should that be it as ive tried that and still getting same error?
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If that was the solution then you might also bypass this issue using clover boot flag -no_compat_check (disable the compatibility) for installation right? or simply as said by @yoel1b you can do it by updating the time. If you're having an issue with updating time from the terminal then simply you can also do this from BIOS as well (this is just a reminder if you're in trouble).
Thank's @yoel1b
 
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aasper03

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Thank you very much for your guide. Everything was going well during the process until I got to Clover. I set the Boot Args and changed the fake id, yet whenever i select Boot macOS Install I just boot back into clover after the console prints +++++++++++++++++. What should I do?
 
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aasper03 said:
Thank you very much for your guide. Everything was going well during the process until I got to Clover. I set the Boot Args and changed the fake id, yet whenever i select Boot macOS Install I just boot back into clover after the console prints +++++++++++++++++. What should I do?
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Make sure you set SATA to AHCI in BIOS and you're booting into UEFI mode.
 
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noobsplanet said:
Make sure you set SATA to AHCI in BIOS and you're booting into UEFI mode.
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Ok, I see, thanks. My in my laptop's BIOS I couldn't find any option for a UEFI mode. The only thing I found was Launch CSM, which I set to disabled. I also couldn't find an option for VT Direct I/O. Is this a problem?
 
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Nick Weber

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Mine is saying end seed ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
and i cant seem to find a way by it and if i do the default i get a little further but not completely.
 
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