Kernel Panic when booting from usb unibeast 6.0 El Capitan
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Hi,
i'm trying to install El Capitan through Unibeast 6.0 and it crashed during the first boot from the usb-install media as well.
Just because i was out of options i changed the usb port from which i was booting (at first i plugged the stick in the front-usb) and suddenly it stopped crashing and now I'm seeing the installation-routine from El Capitan... maybe it works for you.
i'm trying to install El Capitan through Unibeast 6.0 and it crashed during the first boot from the usb-install media as well.
Just because i was out of options i changed the usb port from which i was booting (at first i plugged the stick in the front-usb) and suddenly it stopped crashing and now I'm seeing the installation-routine from El Capitan... maybe it works for you.
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I may have found the solution, while creating the boot (in my case legacy) you are asked whether to apply or not, the command for video cards. I having a Nvidia new model (not as old as indicated in the description) let popped the square ...... I redid the boot but this time marking the box. Without this boot will continue.
Meanwhile already it gave me another error, when then proceed with the installation tells me: No package were eligible for install. Contact the software manufacturer for assistance. Quit the installer to restart your computer and try again.
Meanwhile already it gave me another error, when then proceed with the installation tells me: No package were eligible for install. Contact the software manufacturer for assistance. Quit the installer to restart your computer and try again.
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