GA-Z97X-UD7-TH panic screen

Hey Kids,
I'm a bit of a noob still... Apologies if this a silly question.
Wondering if there might be someone who could help me interpret this panic info.
Thaaaaanks....

Fabhack said:

Hey Kids,
I'm a bit of a noob still... Apologies if this a silly question.
Wondering if there might be someone who could help me interpret this panic info.
Thaaaaanks....

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please tell us the rest of your hardware CPU model graphic ect

Hi there carpentryplus25,
Thanks for your speedy reply!
CPU: i7-4790K LGA1150
32GB Corsair Vengeance 1600MHZ (at the moment only 8 in there in slot 1)
Using internal graphics. DVI connected.

After Multibeasting, I installed AppleIntelFramebufferAzul.kext via kext utility.

Fabhack said:

Hi there carpentryplus25,
Thanks for your speedy reply!
CPU: i7-4790K LGA1150
32GB Corsair Vengeance 1600MHZ (at the moment only 8 in there in slot 1)
Using internal graphics. DVI connected.

After Multibeasting, I installed AppleIntelFramebufferAzul.kext via kext utility.

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Ok so you've installed successfully then ran multibeast then installed the patched azul FB with kextbeast correct
so try some boot flags since you didn't use any in the screen shot they are case sensitive
GraphicsEnbaler=Yes IGPEnabler=Yes dart=0 -v
if those don't work add -x -f to them
also please update your profile to contain all your hardware In the system section please put your specific motherboard and graphics put Intel HD4600 which I believe is what you have if not put the proper one there
this is so it shows up every time you post so we don't have to scroll back to post three use mine for reference it shows under my name

Thanks for your help
had a go.. this was the result...

Fabhack -

I just finished up an install today that started out much like what you have there in your pictures. I have the same CPU with a GA-Z97X-SOC board.

Ultimately....I had to disable Intel Turbo Boost in the BIOS settings. Right now I'm able to boot without any flags/parameters, and I have HD4600, LAN (i217V), and sound (ALC1150 chipset using VooDoo 2.8.2) functional. The only minor issue is sound leads video (timing) just a tad. I haven't tested sleep/wake yet. I hope to be posting my build details soon.

Hang in there....be patient.....and get up to take breaks. If you don't take a break, you'll go crazy. Something you may want to consider to make the process easier is to make a couple (or few) small partitions (20 GB'ish) so you have multiple backup and restore points. It made my testing happen much faster if I broke an install.

Edit: I still have what looks to be speed-stepping while looking at HWMonitor. I get a variation of 800MHz - 4.4GHz....I'm just not sure how accurate it is.

Thanks for your advice people..

I disabled Intel Turbo Boost in the BIOS settings. It dropped to 4GHz from 4.4 GHz.

Now boots fine with no flags. But takes about 1 minute to boot.
Internal graphics seem to work ok. Haven't tried dual displays.

Multibeast was not successfully installing audio and network kexts. I right clicked and navigated to resources where multibeast keeps all it's goodies. I then dragged the kext files to the kext utility app and bingo. Installed and all working.

sleep/wake seems to be ok.

Thanks gang!

Now to try and resolve that long boot time.

The same happened to me after 10.9.4 update, I loaded up Multibeast to install my ALC892 audio drivers, rebooted and got the kernal panic error. Now, nothing can help me. Turbo Boost was ALWAYS disabled...

Tried loading into safe mode to reinstall drivers will Multibeast but that doesn't help.

Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UP4 TH

After some reading of the various forums...
I did the following.

Thunderbolt kexts all removed and in folder on desktop. And have display plugged in DVI of motherboard.
Shutdown.
Plugged TB(motherboard) into HDMI 1 of TV.

Restarted boots fine no probs.
Now shows second display device under Intel HD4600. Works flawlessly.

Plugged HDMI(on motherboard) into HDMI2 on TV
Bit wonky with second display resolution. But seems to work ok.
Now shows third display device under Intel HD4600.
Restarted, but now will not boot.

Unplugged HDMI(motherboard)
Restarted, boots fine no probs.

Plugged in TB(motherboard) to TB to FireWire adaptor.
Restarted, boots fine no probs.
Now shows FireWire device in hardware. Speed 800.
Plugged FireWire adaptor to FireWire hard disk.
Restarted
Now shows hard disk as a device under FireWire hardware.
Cannot access hard disk yet.

Can anyone offer some insight as to accessing hard disks via TB to FireWire adaptor?

I'm not sure this will help but before you boot, try to remove all of the USB and Firewire external devices except for the keyboard and mouse. After you boot into Mavericks, re-plug those drives in.