UPDATE TO 10.14.2: When updating to 10.14.2 I decided to switch my configuration to use the WhateverGreen as my system's UHD Graphics kext; I was using IntelGraphicsFixup but this was merged into WhateverGreen so it made sense to switch now. This is the steps and the order I did them (note, system was still at 10.14.1 until step 3):
STEP 1. Modify config.plist
First thing to do was modify my config.plist. After mounting the USB Installer’s EFI partition and opening “config.plist” I opened up CloverConfigurator and made some small changes (CloverConfigurator page -> Item = Value):
I. Under the "Graphics" tab:
A. Graphics -> Inject Intel =
UNCHECK
II. Under the "Kernel and Kext Patches -> KextstoPatch" tab:
A. Under
Name*, find:
com.apple.driver.usb.AppleUSBXHCI
B. Under
Find* [Hex] change to:
83FB0F0F 838F0400 00
C. Under
Replace* [Hex] change to:
83FB0F90 90909090 90
D. Under Comment add the following:
USB Port limit patch 10.14+by PMHeart
E. Under
MatchOS add the following:
10.14.x
III. Save
config.plist and close.
STEP 2. Update and Modify Kexts.
The current list of kexts I’m running with 10.14.2 is below, and all of them are located in the EFI -> CLOVER -> kexts -> Other directory to preserve the vanilla installation (links to the source):
IntelGraphicsFixup.kext
(REMOVED)
WhateverGreen.kext (ADDED, version 1.2.6)
AppleALC.kext (updated to version 1.3.4)
IntelMausiEthernet.kext (updated to version 2.4.0d1)
Lilu.kext (updated to version 1.3.1)
CodecCommander.kext (unchanged, version 2.71)
FakeSMC.kext (unchanged, version 6.26-357-gceb835ea.1800)
SmallTreeIntel82576.kext (unchanged, 1.0)
USBInjectAll.kext (unchanged, 0.6.7)
XHCI-300-series-injector.kext (unchanged, 0.5.0)
STEP 3. Update to MacOS 10.14.2
Time to update to 10.14.2; I did this by simply going to "Apple>About This Mac" and clicked on the "Software Update" in the Overview tab. Followed the update directions as shown. During the update process my system rebooted 2-3 times; unlike what the
Hackintosher Mojave 10.14.2 Guide describes, I did not have to touch my machine nor select a different choice int he Clover EFI boot menu at all. I was expecting to, but for some reason I didn't have to and the update went fine.
Done!
Once it was finished, I had a working 10.14.2 system. I checked and confirmed that all USB 3.0 and USB-C ports were working again 100%, both LAN and WiFi working, everything was all systems normal. As an extra step, I used
ThemeEngine again to change my "About This Mac" image from the default Mojave mountain image to my own custom image (see post #14 above for more info)
New "About This Mac" image for 10.14.2