I'm right that the NVMe is on a HP7101
cannot display internally with innie?
at least not for me : -(
The kext is called "Innie" and is a Lilu plugin. Lilu is an open-source kext that provides a unified platform to apply various fixes (see https://github.com/acidanthera/Lilu). For the latest version of Innie, I recommend the latest release version of Lilu (see the releases page).
The latest version, 1.2.0, brings support for Catalina. The previous debug version of Innie remains available.
To install Innie, please carry out these steps:
0) Disable SIP. (SIP can be enabled again after.)
1) Download Lilu. The file (unzipped) will be called Lilu.kext.
2) Control-click on Lilu.kext and select Show Package Contents. You will see the folder "Contents." Open it.
3) In Contents, create a new folder called "Plugins" (exactly like this, but without quotation marks, of course). This is where Innie (and any other plugins) will live.
4) Copy Innie into the Plugins folder.
5) Now copy Lilu.kext to /Library/Extensions. You will need to authorize this.
6) Open terminal. Enter the following commands:
Code:sudo chmod -R 755 /Library/Extensions/Lilu.kext sudo chown -R root:wheel /Library/Extensions/Lilu.kext sudo touch /Library/Extensions sudo kextcache -update-volume /
Wait for the last command to complete.
7) Reboot.
If all goes well, your drive will now be seen as internal.
Is this still current? Or is there a newer procedure? On macOS High Sierra.
It shows as an External drive but I would like to use this as my main boot drive.
Probably a stupid question and not a big concern but booting from PCIe NVME SSDs is slower than from real internal SSDs. Can Innie help with that ?
Any cure for the latter?
If this has not been done, what else do you need from me to facilitate it working with a kext?
Awesome, thanks for the quick reply. I'll try that tonight after work. I've used Lilu before for my rx580 HDMI audio (without success) so I'll do my blood sacrifices first and hope this works 👍Innie should work with any drive. Just follow the steps in post #9.
Hi,
I've followed the steps described in post #9.
And it doesn't works.
I've seen all the messages, kext allowed, kernel...
Everything seemed ok
I first tried without enabling sip and it didn't work
Then I tried after enabling sip and still not working...
When I verify in System Information > Extensions , Lilu appears...Not Innie
Is it normal ?
What could be wrong ?
Thanks
What further information would you like to assist with troubleshooting?
I found the problem, and it was stated in my first post which included the version of HS I am running and on what machine I am running it on (10.13.6 and a genuine 5,1 mid 2010 for review). Apparently, Command +S +R no longer works to get you into single user recovery mode with one of the last updates (.5 or .6 - seems to be some confilicting information out there) to High Sierra. I had always just assumed that the SIP was actually being disabled when I did it blind, as I - as stated in my second post - have a non-blessed RX580 so I was attempting to disable SIP blindly as described here. After searching (found it here) the issue with Command +S +R not working, I dug my original video card out and was able to boot into recovery and run the terminal commands from there. For times like this, I have hesitated to go to Mojave because I'd lose the ability to do what I did today.If you are on Catalina, make sure to use version 1.2.0 of Innie, and note that patched installations of macOS have proven to be problematic. Otherwise, this thread contains a lot of troubleshooting tips; a good place to start is #155.
I found the problem, and it was stated in my first post which included the version of HS I am running and on what machine I am running it on (10.13.6 and a genuine 5,1 mid 2010 for review). Apparently, Command +S +R no longer works to get you into single user recovery mode with one of the last updates (.5 or .6 - seems to be some confilicting information out there) to High Sierra. I had always just assumed that the SIP was actually being disabled when I did it blind, as I - as stated in my second post - have a non-blessed RX580 so I was attempting to disable SIP blindly as described here. After searching (found it here) the issue with Command +S +R not working, I dug my original video card out and was able to boot into recovery and run the terminal commands from there. For times like this, I have hesitated to go to Mojave because I'd lose the ability to do what I did today.
Anyways - its all resolved now. I provided the links to the info I found that helped me in hopes it helps others.
Cheers!