Prerequisites
•An Asus Z170M-PLUS
•A digital monitor to connect to the integrated graphics (HDMI connection works for sure)
•An OS X machine with an empty PCIe m.2 SSD drive and some other drive that OS X is installed on (I used a Broadwell NUC with OS X on the 2.5" drive)
•A PS/2 keyboard and mouse
•(Optional) a supported PCIe network adapter, or a USB drive with Ubuntu Desktop 15.10 in order to move files on or off the machine if you don't have the network adapter (the onboard Ethernet works under Ubuntu)
Procedure
1.Boot to OS X on the other machine
2.Download El Capitan from the App Store
3.Partition the m.2 SSD into two or three parts: 9 GB JHFS+ for UniBeast (named, e.g. "Installer"), a FAT partition for copying files to/from Linux if you don't have an Ethernet adapter (named, e.g. "SHARED"), and a large JHFS+ area for the OS X install (named whatever you want)
4.Install UniBeast 6.0.x to the m.2 SSD. Select UEFI BIOS and leave all the graphics options unchecked.
5.After UniBeast finishes, save a copy of EFI/CLOVER/config.plist•Edit Devices/FakeID/Intel to be 0x12345678 (this just makes it boot faster since it'll have unaccelerated graphics anyway)
•Add to the end of the Graphics section:
6.Install Clover 3292 to the m.2 SSD. You can accept all the default settings.
7.Delete the numbered directories under EFI/CLOVER/kexts/ and install the latest FakeSMC to Other/
8.Install RehabMan's PS/2 kext to EFI/CLOVER/kexts/Other/ (you do not need to install the daemon in that package)
9.Copy the config.plist that you saved and edited to EFI/CLOVER/ replacing the default one generated by Clover
10.Shut down the other machine and move the m.2 drive to the Z170M-PLUS. Attach the PS/2 keyboard and mouse to the Z170M-PLUS (you must do that before startup; hot plug does not work)
11.Boot the Z170M-PLUS to the m.2 drive (hit F8 at the Asus screen if necessary). You should get a Clover menu.
12.Select Boot Mac OS X from Installer (or whatever you called the install partition)
13.Run the installer, selecting the large JHFS+ partition to install to (leaving the UniBeast partition alone)
14.The installer should work and afterward you should be able to select Boot Mac OS X to YourDriveName to boot to the Desktop
15.Expect some graphical artifacts (e.g. flashing on transition from login window to desktop)
Limitations (currently)
•None of the onboard USB ports work. A USB3 add-on card that's normally natively supported in El Capitan also does not work.
•The onboard SATA ports do not work
•The onboard Intel Ethernet does not work
•The onboard audio does not work
•Graphics are unaccelerated
•Does not go to sleep (goes to a black screen showing just a mouse cursor, and moving the mouse "wakes" it again)
Prerequisites
•An Asus Z170M-PLUS
•A digital monitor to connect to the integrated graphics (HDMI connection works for sure)
•An OS X machine with an empty PCIe m.2 SSD drive and some other drive that OS X is installed on (I used a Broadwell NUC with OS X on the 2.5" drive)
•A PS/2 keyboard and mouse
•(Optional) a supported PCIe network adapter, or a USB drive with Ubuntu Desktop 15.10 in order to move files on or off the machine if you don't have the network adapter (the onboard Ethernet works under Ubuntu)
Procedure
1.Boot to OS X on the other machine
2.Download El Capitan from the App Store
3.Partition the m.2 SSD into two or three parts: 9 GB JHFS+ for UniBeast (named, e.g. "Installer"), a FAT partition for copying files to/from Linux if you don't have an Ethernet adapter (named, e.g. "SHARED"), and a large JHFS+ area for the OS X install (named whatever you want)
4.Install UniBeast 6.0.x to the m.2 SSD. Select UEFI BIOS and leave all the graphics options unchecked.
5.After UniBeast finishes, save a copy of EFI/CLOVER/config.plist•Edit Devices/FakeID/Intel to be 0x12345678 (this just makes it boot faster since it'll have unaccelerated graphics anyway)
•Add to the end of the Graphics section:
6.Install Clover 3292 to the m.2 SSD. You can accept all the default settings.
7.Delete the numbered directories under EFI/CLOVER/kexts/ and install the latest FakeSMC to Other/
8.Install RehabMan's PS/2 kext to EFI/CLOVER/kexts/Other/ (you do not need to install the daemon in that package)
9.Copy the config.plist that you saved and edited to EFI/CLOVER/ replacing the default one generated by Clover
10.Shut down the other machine and move the m.2 drive to the Z170M-PLUS. Attach the PS/2 keyboard and mouse to the Z170M-PLUS (you must do that before startup; hot plug does not work)
11.Boot the Z170M-PLUS to the m.2 drive (hit F8 at the Asus screen if necessary). You should get a Clover menu.
12.Select Boot Mac OS X from Installer (or whatever you called the install partition)
13.Run the installer, selecting the large JHFS+ partition to install to (leaving the UniBeast partition alone)
14.The installer should work and afterward you should be able to select Boot Mac OS X to YourDriveName to boot to the Desktop
15.Expect some graphical artifacts (e.g. flashing on transition from login window to desktop)
Limitations (currently)
•None of the onboard USB ports work. A USB3 add-on card that's normally natively supported in El Capitan also does not work.
•The onboard SATA ports do not work
•The onboard Intel Ethernet does not work
•The onboard audio does not work
•Graphics are unaccelerated
•Does not go to sleep (goes to a black screen showing just a mouse cursor, and moving the mouse "wakes" it again)
测试结果
1. Onboard Intel 10 Series chipset internal SATA controller doesn't work to boot system drive. Onboard 3rd party internal Asmedia SATA controllers will work. For testing on all but the ASUS motherboard, we had to get a Asmedia 1061 generic PCIe to SATA device, which gets past 'Waiting for Root Device'.
2. Graphics cards (AMD or NVIDIA) boot to black screen unless safe mode or nv_disable=1 is used. Intel HD 530 graphics is working to boot to desktop with latest Clover v3292 using no ig-platform-id inject or SMBIOS.
3. None of the USB ports work. Tried all bios settings and Clover settings. Must use Devices/USB/FixOwnership=Yes to boot past Legacy USB setup. The USB 1.1 devices light up as if they have power, but they don't move. It looks as if the system is identifying them. Mouse movement shows as pointer appearing in a different place after about 10 seconds. Keyboard setup assistant shows and ALT-TAB shows Finder after about 10 seconds. This could be a CPU and kernel issue- tried injecting different CPUs to same result.
4. The Intel i219-V ethernet controller is not functional with current OS X Intel drivers. The secondary Intel i211-AT ethernet controller on the ASUS motherboard works for screensharing from another system, however disconnection occurs after about 10 seconds.
工作状态
1. System drive- we set up system drive and configuration on Z97 and swapped into PCIe SATA device.
2. Screensharing- if ethernet worked, we could get in from another OS X machine and run some tests. Wifi too- we can set up PCIe wifi card with the other machine, but when it's in the Z170 and booted it doesn't appear without more setup.
3. Bluetooth- if we could get PCIe bluetooth devices working we wouldn't need USB to get in and run some tests. Unfortunately the USB issue prevents this as well.
4. USB- the issue is likely similar the one most systems are facing with El Capitan. We're attempting some fixes from RehabMan's guide here, however the methods haven't worked yet. It also could be something entirely unrelated due to unsupported hardware.
5. PS/2 Keyboard/Mouse- we were able to use PS/2 keyboard and mouse using VoodooPS2Controller.kext, however it's not a long term solution.
All in all a bit frustrating, but I'm sure things will be better soon. Testing is still underway- this information is subject to change, and this post will be updated.
楼主: tushaoye
