- #Clover configurator sierra guide install#
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#Clover configurator sierra guide plus#
When your system comes back up, go back into System preferences -> Network, then click the plus symbol to start re-adding the interfaces again.
#Clover configurator sierra guide password#
Delete the ist or drag it to the trash, enter your password to confirm this, empty the trash, then reboot again.ġ1. Double-click the name of your Sierra hard drive, then navigate to Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration. Now we have to navigate to a folder in the System. In the sidebar tab, ensure that your Hackintosh has the checkmark next to it under "Devices". Go to Finder (desktop), Finder (in the menu bar),and then Preferences. For this next step you may need to enable access to root in the sidebar of the Finder window. With every type you remove, it prompts you whether or not you want to have it re-added later. Sierra now handles removal of network interfaces differently than in earlier OS X versions. Delete all of the entries for each network interface type you have. To save time, make a copy of the file in the new folder by holding down the option key, clicking the ssdt-rmne.aml file, then dragging and dropping it in the EFI/CLOVER/APCI/patched folder. Click the EFI drive on the left pane of the new Finder window, then navigate to EFI/ClLOVER/APCI/patched. With the RehabMan-NullEthernet folder open, open up a new finder window (Command +N). The remaining file in that folder is the ssdt-rmne.aml file and this will be manually moved to the proper folder in the EFI drive. If you have the same issue, hold down Command + Option + Escape to bring up the process box, then quit Kext Helper manually.Ĩ.
#Clover configurator sierra guide install#
Note: I've always had issues getting Kext Helper to quit after I've had it install a kext. The program will do its thing, then prompt you to restart, which is not needed as of yet. In any case, type in your password, then click "EASY INSTALL". You can load the kext by right-clicking it and opening with Kext Helper or by dragging and dropping it into the window of Kext Helper. Use Kext Utility or Kext helper to load the NullEthernet.kext file. Now go back to the RehabMan-NullEthernet folder. You will only need the two files in the release folder NullEthernet.kext, and ssdt-rmne.aml.ħ. Download the latest version (RehabMan-Nullethernet-2014-1016.zip as of this writing).Ģ. The link is also located on my downloads page on this site.
Head over to RehabMan's BitBucket downloads for the Null Ethernet kext located here. The last pages at the end of the thread show an easy fix for it though, but here are the same steps condensed:ġ. This is due to directions involving the Extra folder which is no longer present in systems that use Clover as the bootloader. The page was created in Early 2014 and is slightly outdated. The directions for the fix are located here, Layman's guide to access Mac App Store with NullEthernet.kext (page will open in a new tab or window). For some reason I didn't have to modify the SSDT.aml file when using El Capitan. Once I got it working, it ran smoothly and I had no issues getting in to the App Store. The first time I ran into issues connecting to the App Store, I resorted to using the NullEthernet.kext along with adding or modifying the SSDT.aml file. Sierra was no exception, until now, using an old trick. Consequently, I would sometimes have issues getting into the App Store as well.
#Clover configurator sierra guide drivers#
Anytime a new OS X version came out, I knew I had to wait because my WiFi drivers were not updated right away for the new OS.
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