HELP with ASUS X551C

[RehabMan]

I tryed everything but the only thing works is to delete the intelhd4000 hext

Well, deleting the kext for the very device you have is not productive.

 

[giampy72]

yes i know , for this reason i think its crazy and its frustrating because im lucky to see my hackintosh on and im near to the goal but i dont know what to do

maybe i need an dsdt ? For now i dont have the Extra folder

 

[RehabMan]

yes i know , for this reason i think its crazy and its frustrating because im lucky to see my hackintosh on and im near to the goal but i dont know what to do

maybe i need an dsdt ? For now i dont have the Extra folder

Did you try:

IGPlatformID=0166003 IGPEnabler=Y GraphicsEnabler=N

or

IGPlatformID=0166003 IGPEnabler=Y GraphicsEnabler=N dart=0

Also, see here for the proper way to start with bootloader, power management and initial /Extra: http://www.tonymacx86.com/mountain-...nagement-sandy-bridge-ivy-bridge-laptops.html

 

[giampy72]

now i try with this boot option parameters


ohh i forgot a thing

im booting from usb unibeast, because chimera doesnt work... of course i had install it to the hard drive
if i dont use the usb pen drive, my system doesnt recognize the hard drive

 

[RehabMan]

now i try with this boot option parameters


ohh i forgot a thing

im booting from usb unibeast, because chimera doesnt work...

Unibeast uses Chimera, so you're still using Chimera.

of course i had install it to the hard drive
if i dont use the usb pen drive, my system doesnt recognize the hard drive

Do you mean your BIOS doesn't recognize your bootloader installed to the HDD?

 

[giampy72]

Yes my bios doesnt recognise my bootloader inthe hdd

 

[RehabMan]

Yes my bios doesnt recognise my bootloader inthe hdd

What happens when you attempt to boot from your HDD? Error message from BIOS? Something else?

 

[giampy72]

It says the message " no operating system found"
the standard error message

 

[RehabMan]

It says the message " no operating system found"
the standard error message

That means the BIOS does not recognize your bootloader being installed.

Things to check/try:
- do you have an active partition? (see: http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/to...-your-partition-active-using-fdisk-in-macosx/)

sudo fdisk /dev/rdisk0

Active partition marked with '*'...

- verify your boot records

# assuming one disk, one partition
sudo dd if=/dev/rdisk0 of=/tmp/mbr bs=512 count=1
xxd</tmp/mbr|tail
sudo dd if=/dev/rdisk0s1 of=/tmp/pbr1 bs=512 count=1
xxd</tmp/pbr1|tail
sudo dd if=/dev/rdisk0s1 of=/tmp/pbr2 bs=512 count=2
xxd</tmp/pbr2|tail

All boot record output should end in 55aa.

- try to force your BIOS to boot to the HDD (use BIOS hotkey to select boot device)
- try creating a single small FAT32 partition in Disk Utility (this will give you a hybrid MBR/GPT)
- try setting the active partition to that FAT32 partition created above (two steps separately)
- try pure MBR partitioning (convert from GPT to MBR using gdisk [Linux])

 

[giampy72]

I can try everything u write me
but, do you think i can fix my last error about intelhd4000 , booting from hdd?

and what about vt-d disable? What is it? A bios option? Where i can find it?