@retep 12/27/18
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"Use createinstallmedia to make the USB then and replace the prelinkedkernel. You'll need to replace the prelinkedkernel on the HDD/SSD after the first part of the install and modify a plist. Once installed replace the kernel on the HDD/SSD and rebuild the prelinkedkernel from the installer." - Shaneee
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Same Kexts as High Sierra (Lilu, WhateverGreen, FakeSMC, USBInject, NullPower, etc)
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10.14.1 is stable, DO NOT use 10.14.2 (will boot, most apps won't work)
- On USB, skip
.IABootFilesstep - Add
kcsuffix=testto boot flags - Make sure to also add these flags for debug:
-v debug=0x100 keepsyms=1
For 2nd stage install
- add PK to
/macOS\ Install\ Data/Locked\ Files/Boot\ Files/ - run this command w/ Volume Name:
sed -i '' 's/auth-//g' /Volumes/VOLUME_NAME/macOS\ Install\ Data/Locked\ Files/Boot\ Files/com.apple.Boot.plist
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Stuck on
++++++- missing prelinked kernel. Run these commands:rm -Rf /Volumes/MacOSX/System/Library/PrelinkedKernels/prelinkedkernelcp /Volumes/USB_DRIVE_NAME/System/Library/PrelinkedKernels/prelinkedkernel /Volumes/MacOSX/System/Library/PrelinkedKernels/prelinkedkernel
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If you get a restart that ends in
Please go to panic.apple.com, make sure that this file is missingauth-:/Volumes/VOLUME_NAME/macOS Install Data/Locked Files/Boot Files/com.apple.Boot.plist- If not, remove it

Nice :)