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Ok, so, using files I got from other bootpack guides on this website, and my own, I have once again gone through the

linux - windows - OS X yearly power cycle. This attached bootpack represents a baseline. It does not represent

the best potential we can get out of this PC model or the system drivers available, but it works and is virtually bug-free.

Once more, all of the existing instructions that I posted here apply.

Additionally, there were more specifics.

When the OS X installer crashes, you kill it and open the disk utility and command prompt, quickly, at the same time.

Once they are open : 

 

mount -u -w /dev/[drive of usb media]
hdiutil mount BaseSystem.dmg
cd /Volumes/OS X Base System/SystemInstallation/CDIS/macOS Installer.app/Contents/macOS/

*at this point run ps -e and then kill -s any process that is installer related. If you don't, the next

command will open a window in the background that you can't see.
./macOS\ Installer /System/Installation/Packages/OSInstall.mpkg

​I know this is bizzare- but click the mount button a whole bunch of times for the partition once

the partition is unmounted. The disk utility will then eventually crash, but the installer will proceed.

(I am rumster, forgot my login for that acc, just updating and de-bugging the hackintosh process again in 2017 in preparation for 10.13)

SSDT files: 

SSDT.AML(pregenerated for i5-5300U)

SSDT 0-3,7-11.AML SSDT-PNLF.AML, _DSDT.AML

Clover/kexts/other