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Hackintoshing always has issues

ZenPrime
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Well hackintoshing is always make brain stress more than doing math calculation

i was hackintoshing my fujitsu lifebook AH 544

and boot into clover for booting the usb niresh

but it turn out to be Lovely black screen 

 

when i try boot directly from BIOS It says boot failure but when i tried on other laptop like asus it worked well

any workaround?

 

Fujitsu AH 544

Core i7-4712MQCPU

Nvidia gt 720m

Ram 12Gigs

harddrive WDC WD10JPVX 1TB

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Hackintoshing is fun...

 

Add

-v

-x

-F

GraphicsEnabler=No

and cpus=1 

to the bootflags, and try again. 

 

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