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A proposal OpenCore configuration for run macOS on Surface Pro 7

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No Macos installer partition at opencore boot menu

L4cT4r opened this issue · comments

Hi guys, i'm trying to install macos Big Sur on my surface pro 7, but it the installer partition doesn't show in the opencore boot menu.
My device details are:
-SAM CONTROLLER : 14.418.139
-TOUCH FIRMWARE : 3.1.65.139
-PD CONTROLLER : 3.6.1
-NUVOTON dTPM : 7.2.2..0
-Intel Management Engine : 13.01763.7
-System UEFI : 9.107.140

I already tried the solutions from the official github of opencore

  • Can't see macOS partitions
    Main things to check:

ScanPolicy set to 0 to show all drives
Have the proper firmware drivers such as HfsPlus(Note ApfsDriverLoader shouldn't be used in 0.5.8)
Set UnblockFsConnect to True in config.plist -> UEFI -> Quirks. Needed for some HP systems
Set SATA Mode: AHCI in BIOS
Set UEFI -> APFS to see APFS based drives:
EnableJumpstart: YES
HideVerbose: NO
If running older versions of High Sierra(ie. 10.13.5 or older), set the following:
MinDate: -1
MinVersion: -1

But no difference, need some help thanks in advance

I had this issue too, switching from openhfsplus.efi to hfsplus.efi fixed it. try this too, if you have any more issues tell me, currently my issue is i cant use multi touch gestures with the trackpad and i have to disconnect and reconnect the keyboard to even use it. if you have this issue too, tell me, i will try to find a solution

I had this issue too, switching from openhfsplus.efi to hfsplus.efi fixed it. try this too, if you have any more issues tell me, currently my issue is i cant use multi touch gestures with the trackpad and i have to disconnect and reconnect the keyboard to even use it. if you have this issue too, tell me, i will try to find a solution

Thank you @Darkdestroyer636 for your reply, sadly this didnt fix the problem, just to be sure I need to replace the file and change my config.plist in uefi -> drivers !?

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@L4cT4r Hi, Go to UEFI>DisableSecurityPolicy select it.
Hope it will work
Screenshot 2021-10-05 at 21 49 49
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@L4cT4r Hi, Go to UEFI>DisableSecurityPolicy select it. Hope it will work Screenshot 2021-10-05 at 21 49 49 .

@plsh2me that fixed it, thank you so much I apreciate it.