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- Intel Haswell i5-4310m
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- Intel HD Graphics 4600 (1920x1080 Native Screen res)
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- Classic Mac
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Hi,
I've been following guides (as best possible) and reading as much as I can on the Tonymac site and a few other places, I seem to have luckily fumbled my way through an install but I've hit a bit of wall now on finishing off the build -which I assume is my first timed ignorance!
I do realise that each machine is different and I don't expect everything to function on my Hackintosh.
I don't care about Bluetooth, wifi, hdmi/vga out.
I'm hoping to run Logic on the system which I hope isn't an unreasonable request.
What I'm trying to address first is the GPU, then Power management, not sure what else i'll find once theses are up and running correctly - the GUI responsiveness is preventing me from progressing that much.
I'm running a dual boot system using one partitioned hard drive, Windows 8.1 and Mac OSX Yosemite.
I installed Yosemite using a Clover bootable USB which I use each time I wish to boot into Yosemite (which i'm fine with BTW).
I was a bit confused at the start of all this work and thought I still had to run Multibeast post install to tweak post -install parameters.
After realising that tweaking these seemed to make no difference I woke up to the fact that Multibeast only works when using Unibeast to install Mac OSX - incidentally I tried Unibeast but the MAC OSX installer hung everytime/or wouldn't boot from the USB stick so I switched to Clover.
I've copied sections of recommended plist files and followed plist modifications and some scripts (that I ran in Terminal), can't remember all posts but this was one of them: http://www.tonymacx86.com/yosemite-...-fix-intel-hd4400-hd4600-mobile-yosemite.html
Its my understanding that modifying the plist on my bootable Clover USB stick ("USB STICK:\EFI\CLOVER\config.plist") seems to be the chief place to make these adjustments.
So far they don't seem to affect the OSX GUI in anyway, i'm having a very sluggish experience, the cursor moves incredibly slowly, borders around windows and the dock have errors in their drawing on screen.
On the plus side the system seems pretty stable thus far - although it hasn't been pushed by any massive length other than loading the App Store and updating to the latest Yosemite via an Ehternet cable.
Would it be best to start afresh (which I don't mind) bearing in mind that I originally used Multibeast?
Any thoughts or help would be greatly appreciated, I've attached my plist in case that helps to troubleshoot.
Many thanks and fingers crossed!
Dan
View attachment config.plist
I've been following guides (as best possible) and reading as much as I can on the Tonymac site and a few other places, I seem to have luckily fumbled my way through an install but I've hit a bit of wall now on finishing off the build -which I assume is my first timed ignorance!
I do realise that each machine is different and I don't expect everything to function on my Hackintosh.
I don't care about Bluetooth, wifi, hdmi/vga out.
I'm hoping to run Logic on the system which I hope isn't an unreasonable request.
What I'm trying to address first is the GPU, then Power management, not sure what else i'll find once theses are up and running correctly - the GUI responsiveness is preventing me from progressing that much.
I'm running a dual boot system using one partitioned hard drive, Windows 8.1 and Mac OSX Yosemite.
I installed Yosemite using a Clover bootable USB which I use each time I wish to boot into Yosemite (which i'm fine with BTW).
I was a bit confused at the start of all this work and thought I still had to run Multibeast post install to tweak post -install parameters.
After realising that tweaking these seemed to make no difference I woke up to the fact that Multibeast only works when using Unibeast to install Mac OSX - incidentally I tried Unibeast but the MAC OSX installer hung everytime/or wouldn't boot from the USB stick so I switched to Clover.
I've copied sections of recommended plist files and followed plist modifications and some scripts (that I ran in Terminal), can't remember all posts but this was one of them: http://www.tonymacx86.com/yosemite-...-fix-intel-hd4400-hd4600-mobile-yosemite.html
Its my understanding that modifying the plist on my bootable Clover USB stick ("USB STICK:\EFI\CLOVER\config.plist") seems to be the chief place to make these adjustments.
So far they don't seem to affect the OSX GUI in anyway, i'm having a very sluggish experience, the cursor moves incredibly slowly, borders around windows and the dock have errors in their drawing on screen.
On the plus side the system seems pretty stable thus far - although it hasn't been pushed by any massive length other than loading the App Store and updating to the latest Yosemite via an Ehternet cable.
Would it be best to start afresh (which I don't mind) bearing in mind that I originally used Multibeast?
Any thoughts or help would be greatly appreciated, I've attached my plist in case that helps to troubleshoot.
Many thanks and fingers crossed!
Dan
View attachment config.plist