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Okay so the solution is the following although I am not quite sure it's a moral one since the official release of mountain lion you buy these days are 10.8.2, you need to find the 10.8 version and rewrite the installer using UniBeast. After that you will boot just with PCIRootUid=0 and it...

In case some of you people bump into this... the solution is go to Disk Utility select the partition with OS X installed, right click on it and reveal it in Finder... Kinda curious situation in Snow Leopard it was always prompted in Finder, this new addition was added in Lion.

Okay so I know this will sound kinda awkward but I managed to install OS X Mountain Lion on the following configuration: i7 3770, H77 DS3H Gigabyte Motherboard, Nvidia GTX 560 TI. I didn't use onboard LAN, I used tp link 3269 by Gigabit which has native support in Mountain Lion. Now I just want...

I've managed to fix everything and now I installed Mountain Lion.

Okay so I did another Unibeast USB and this time I can enter the installation of OS X, but the HDD and SSD do not appear so I have nowhere to install OS X. How can I bypass the error?

Nope, it does not load the OS X installer...

Thanks for reply the problem is after installation os x won't boot not even in safe mode I will try the installation using PCIRootUID=0 npci=0x3000 darkwake=0 but not in safe mode maybe this way it will work

Me too...

So I've entered into the installer but only with -x PCIRootUID=0 and it installs but this doesn't get me anywhere cuz I can't load OS X after safe mode installation so any other ideas to get this thing working the fact is that I saw many similar builds and I really don't understand what did I do...

Greetings, I have the following configuration: Gigabyte Motherboard model H77 DS3H; i7 3770; MSI Nvidia Geforce GTX 560 TI; WD Caviar Black 1TB 7200 RPM; SSD OCZ Agility 3; LG DVD ROM; Ok so I made the UniBeast USB Stick. I've tried booting with PCIRootUid=0, still all I get is...