[SOLVED - How I did it]CustoMac Mini Deluxe 02/2013 - Problems with ML Installation

Hello, I try to install Mountain Lion on a SSD, but after restart I am stuck here:



Something seems to be wrong with Bluetooth? Any help greatly appreciated!

my system:
Gigabyte GA-Z77N-WIFI
i7-3770
16GB RAM
Zotac GTX 650

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Alright, so I can't seem to be able to recreate that first error. However what I now get is this:



I tried -v PCIRootUID=0 GraphicsEnabler=No, but I always get stuck at the same line:

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I now managed to boot Mountain Lion with -x and I was able to do the MultiBeast Installation. But I still get stuck at the same line when trying to boot:



[IOBluetoothHCIController::setConfigState] calling registerService

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So I now switched off the VT-d in BIOS and get this after loading with -v:



The almighty grey-screen.

I don't know what to do now.. Any suggestions?

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This is my first post from the new system. I think I made it!!!!! Woohooooo!!!

Just for reference this is my complete System:

(Built using the CustoMac Mini Deluxe Guide - February 2013)

• Gigabyte GA-Z77N-WIFI (1155)
• Intel i7-3770 3,4GHz
• Corsair Vengeance Low Profile 16GB DDR3
• Zotac NVIDIA GTX 650 2GB RAM
• SanDisk Extreme 120GB SSD
• Corsair TXM 650 Watt ATX

And this is the MultiBeast 5.2.1 configuration that I used:



I have one question however: my graphic card identified as NVIDIA D14P1-30 2048 MB, does this mean that my graphic card is not properly installed?

FIXED IT by following this thread: http://www.tonymacx86.com/graphics/74937-gtx-650-recognized-nvidia-d14p1-30-issue.html

Solution: You have to install the latest Quadro & GeForce drivers for Mac, I used this link: http://www.nvidia.com/object/macosx-304.00.05f02-driver.html

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I now finally managed to install a Dual-Boot solution on ONE SSD with Windows 8 + Mountain Lion on my System!!!!! All thanks to texts that I gathered around this awesome site! In case other people have the same setup as I do (and also for future reference), here is what I did:

• Load Optimized Defaults in BIOS
• Deselect VT-d in BIOS
• Boot using the Mountain Lion / UniBeast USB-Stick
• Use the Disk Utility in order to create 2 Partitions.
  First: Macintosh / MacOS Extended (Journaled)
  Second: Windows / FAT32.
  Click on Options and make sure GUID Partition Table (GPT) is selected)
• Boot using a Linux Live USB Stick
• open the terminal and run the following commands:
  sudo apt-get update
  sudo apt-get install gptsync
  sudo apt-get install gparted
  this will install the two programs you will need for the next step
• run the following command:
  sudo gparted
  Delete the Windows / FAT32 Partition. Click Apply
  Create a new Partition Windows / NTFS. Click Apply
• run the following command:
  sudo gptsync /dev/sda
  (Note: /dev/sda is the target drive)
• Shut down the Computer and disconnect the USB Sticks, make sure only one Hard Drive is connected.
• Start the Computer. Go to BIOS and deselect UEFI as Boot-mode (select Legacy Mode)
• Make sure that the Hard Drive is set as primary boot device (DVD second)
• Insert Windows 8 DVD and start installation
  when asked where to install, select the Windows / NTFS partition (should be the third partition).
  Install.
• 
• Boot Using the Mountain Lion / UniBeast USB Stick
• When asked where to install, you are probably unable to select the Macintosh Partition that you prepared earlier.
• Open Disk Utility (again).
  Erase the Macintosh Partition.
  Create a new Macintosh / MacOS Extended (Journaled) Partition
  Close Disk Utility
• Install OS X
• 
• Boot using the Mountain Lion / UniBeast USB Stick.
  NOTE: When installing El Capitan or newer, Go to BIOS and select UEFI+Legacy as Boot-mode FIRST!
  Select your new Macintosh installation and boot with following parameters:
  boot -x
• Your new OS X installation should now boot directly from the hard drive.
• Open Safari.
  Download MultiBeast for Mountain Lion.
  Launch the program using these options:
  - UserDSDT or DSDT-Free installation
  - Drivers & Bootloaders / Drivers / Audio / Realtek ALC8xx / Without DSDT / ALC892
  - Network / Realtek - Lnx2Mac's RealtekRTL81xx v.0.0.90
  - Bootloaders / Chimera
  - Customization / Bootoptions / GraphicsEnabler=No
  - Customization / Bootoptions / 1080p Display (Use only if you have a monitor with native 1080p resolution)
• The Lnx2Mac Network Installation should pop up.
  Install.
• Disconnect the USB Drive.
• Reboot.
  Chimera will now boot OS X automatically.
  If you want to load Windows instead, press any key. Select Windows and hit enter.
• In OS X you will need to install your graphics card.
  You have to install the latest Quadro & GeForce drivers for Mac, I used this link: http://www.nvidia.com/object/macosx-...02-driver.html
• Connect all other hard drives.
• Done.

How great that it actually worked! Looking forward to using my new computer

great post.

I have a question, how did you passed "[IOBluetoothHCIController::setConfigState] calling registerService" error.
I can't get pass it.

Please let me know, thanks!

Hey, sorry for the late reply!

As mentioned I deselected V-TD in BiOS! After that the message was gone.

Hope it helps!