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OS X Mavericks on Asus P8B75-M LE

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Installation Mavericks on Asus P8B75-M LE

Hi guys, I already installed mavericks on GA EP45 UD3 L and works fine, but now I need to install on my new motherboard asus p8b75-m le and I get issues when window of installation is showed. I see the cursor mouse, and so icon of read disk :beachball: is showed but the installation window is not showed. I used boot flags "-v GraphicsEnabler=Yes PCIRootUID=0". I already tryed others boot flags as ForceHPET=Yes, IGPEnable=No maxmem=4096 and others but without success.:banghead:


My PC:
ASUS P8B75-M LE
i5 3030
corsair Vengeance 1x8GB 1600Mhz DDR3
XFX GTX 260
120GB HDD


I created USB drive on my old PC, GA EP45 UD3L, core 2 duo E7500 3x1GB 533Mhz DDR2. Is that a problem?


This photo represents where the installation stops.
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Any ideas?

Sorry for my bad English.:oops:


Thanks.:D
 
Hi,
I made a new UniBeast USB flash drive with the latest version (4.0.1) to see if my problem was the fact that I created it on my old PC. My suspicion was that the UniBeast created another boot method (for my old PC) and it does not work on my new core i5 Ivy Bridge, but even I remaking the usb flash drive on the new PC, I did not get a result, I stopped on the same screen.


Is there something else I should do to boot the Ivy Bridge?


When I made the new usb flash drive, I did boot from iBoot Ivy Bridge on SL 10.6.8 and not the HDD. Is that a problem?


Anyone experienced this?


Any help will be appreciated, I do not know what to do!


Once again, sorry for my english.


Thank you.
 
i have the same motherboard. Try use that boot flag: -x before instalation
 
Hi


Thanks for your reply. I installed using -x boot flag, but after installation also could not boot, only with-x. After it was discovered problem with ACPI and found on internet searches the -dart boot flag, which solved my problem with installation..


Once installed I had two options for don't need the-x boot flag:
1 Place the -dart boot flag in the boot file;
2 Using multibeast and rollback the ACPI


I tested both cases and both worked.


So is a tip for anyone who has the same problem as me ...
 
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