- Joined
- Jul 24, 2012
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- Motherboard
- GA-H77-DS3H
- CPU
- i5-3570K
- Graphics
- Gigabyte HD 6450 1GB
- Mac
- Classic Mac
- Mobile Phone
NO MULTIBEAST NECESSARY (maybe)!
I ran into a few strange errors trying to install this the first couple times, but when it worked it worked flawlessly. Hopefully this can help people who are running into issues with their graphics card or HD4000 graphics during installation. Removing your video card is not necessary!
Before I did this I removed ATI6000Controller.kext from /S/L/E/, backed it up to another drive, and reinstalled with Kexthelper after first boot. I am not sure if this ended up being necessary, probably not.
Sleep, ethernet, everything works fine without needing to run Multibeast afterwards. You will need to use Multibeast for internal audio, which I dont test since I only use my E-MU 0404 USB for sound output.
I ran into a few strange errors trying to install this the first couple times, but when it worked it worked flawlessly. Hopefully this can help people who are running into issues with their graphics card or HD4000 graphics during installation. Removing your video card is not necessary!
Before I did this I removed ATI6000Controller.kext from /S/L/E/, backed it up to another drive, and reinstalled with Kexthelper after first boot. I am not sure if this ended up being necessary, probably not.
- In UEFI BIOS, enable Internal Graphics (NOT "Auto" mode, use "Enable"). Set Internal Graphics shared VRAM to 64MB. You can increase this later.
- Set Init Display First to internal graphics.
- Hook up your monitor to internal graphics, hit f10+enter, reboot and you should see boot screen. I only used the DVI port.
- Install from UniBeasted USB drive
- After ML installer reboots, make sure you select your boot drive from USB drives' Chimera.
- Log into OS X, reinstall your graphics Kext if you have to
- Run Multibeast, with this board you wil need to install at least AtherosL1c driver AND EasyBeast. If you don't install these two, you may notice OS X will hang and fail to finish booting.
- If you are using an HD 6450 you will probably need to boot with AtiConfig=Pithecia after installing EasyBeast. I ran into a black screen installing EasyBeast and not setting any options for the ATI card. If you are using HD4000 make sure you add your screen resolution or it will boot to 1024*768
Sleep, ethernet, everything works fine without needing to run Multibeast afterwards. You will need to use Multibeast for internal audio, which I dont test since I only use my E-MU 0404 USB for sound output.