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I had no issues with RehabMan's version. In fact, that's how I installed Catalina on my laptop. Edit: Interesting, someone modified my signature. Too much info? :confused:

I don't know who you are or how you found out about doing this step but you are my savior! I have been spending hours on this very same issue. I don't care if I'm reviving this from February, I just wanted to thank you!

Right, sorry about that. Updated.

I'm running into issues getting my audio to recognize my internal microphone. The audio codec this laptop has is the Conexant 20585. Using the AppleHDA Patcher I was finally able to get it to work by using the output of the files created, aDummyHDA, HDAEnabler, Clover Layout-ID 3. I cannot use...

Check your BIOS settings in case it went back to defaults or look for any BIOS settings that changed in general.

Yes, to reiterate, flashing, resets or loading defaults can set you back. I forgot I had flashed my BIOS and couldn't figure out what changed.

Sometimes users don't get the chance to submit a working DSDT of the various motherboards or the configuration hasn't been experimented with so to speak. Creating a DSDT is another option. If you're serious about it, check out...

Try booting with UseKernalCache=Yes|No ( To clarify, that's two separate commands to be run if the other doesn't work ). If you can get back in to your OS, rename your files that worked and run the Utility and let it start up without specifying a command line argument, such as the one I listed...

Yes, you can use the installer. I did it with my friends as well as my MBP and had no issues. All the appropriate files are there for the installation for any supported Mac hardware.

Is VGA not supported in just the installation of Mavericks or not supported by the OS as a whole? I ask because my PCIe Graphics Card (ATI 5500) has HDMI, VGA and DVI and I am able to use VGA and DVI (dual monitors) without any issues. Only added the Device ID to the appropriate .plist kext...

Please post your 'org.chameleon.Boot.plist' using [ code ] Information from your file here [ /code ]. Where I have 'code' and '/code' in the brackets, be sure to remove any spaces.

Try simply just changing your password.

Have the latest BIOS for your board?

On-board video or did you supply your own Graphics Card? I've seen the boot0 error sometimes from not selecting the USB as the boot option then your OS partition (since Chimera hasn't been installed) or because of the hard drive being 1TB.

I'd like to help, but you didn't tell us how much you paid for the Motherboard, SSD, HDD, Optical Drive and Monitor. Have your tried to re-downloaded Multibeast, running KextUtility, or just running DSDT Free first?

I'm sure you know, my fault if my statement wasn't clear. http://www.tonymacx86.com/374-unibeast-install-os-x-mavericks-any-supported-intel-based-pc.html Starting with step 2.11

No issues when running on just 8GB when using Dimm A0 and B0, which according to my manual is DDR3_4 and DDR3_3. The quickest way I found to reproduce the error was to re-create a UniBeast Bootable Drive. Other than using just the 8GB configuration, all the others failed and would hang.

Tried the UseKernelCache=No (Yes) parameter?

3 hours now with a VM running concurrently and no random freezes. Using the first 3 DIMM slots ( A0, A1, B0 ) 12GB. I'm going to have to write a "loving" letter/complaint to the folks over at Gigabyte. Good luck man, hope it fixes the same issue I was having, if anything changes from my...

Don't know if you figured out your issue, but when that happened to me, I just changed my password and worked fine.