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Yosemite Installation Kernel Panic

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benni04

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Hey guys
i've just tried to install Yosemite by using Unibeast. But everytime I tried to, I get a kernel panic. I've already used the following boot flags but they doesn't change anything: -v -x
Please help me!
 
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benni04 said:
Hey guys
i've just tried to install Yosemite by using Unibeast. But everytime I tried to, I get a kernel panic. I've already used the following boot flags but they doesn't change anything: -v -x
Please help me!
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Post a clear photo of the kernel panic screen after booting with flag -v
 
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20150426_100302.jpg
 
benni04 said:
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Your installation/booting stuck with deadbeef error

Include bootflag "maxmem=Value" while booting.

*Replace Value with the 1/4[SUP]th[/SUP] value of the total installed RAM Size.

Eg:- If you have 16GB RAM Installed then use as "maxmem=4096"

If that is also resulting in the same Kernel Panic. Then boot with the flag "-no-zp"

Good Luck..!
 
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Thank you for your quick reply. But both flags (maxmem=2048 ; -no-zp) end this way: 20150426_110011.jpg
 
benni04 said:
Thank you for your quick reply. But both flags (maxmem=2048 ; -no-zp) end this way: View attachment 135398
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Seems like graphics issue.

Connect monitor to DVI/HDMI port without converters.

Then try booting with "dart=0 -no-zp -f -v -x"
 
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Is there a different possibilty which I can try first? I don't want to buy a DVI cable if I'm not sure that it will work fine with that.;)
 
benni04 said:
Is there a different possibilty which I can try first? I don't want to buy a DVI cable if I'm not sure that it will work fine with that.;)
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Any way you have to arrange it. Intel VGA not at all supported on Yosemite as the Apple's devices are not using VGA connection.
 
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OK. Is it also possible to plug a VGA TO HDMI converter into my motherboard's HDMI port and plug my normal vga cable into this? Because my monitor doesn't have any hdmi ports.
 
benni04 said:
OK. Is it also possible to plug a VGA TO HDMI converter into my motherboard's HDMI port and plug my normal vga cable into this? Because my monitor doesn't have any hdmi ports.
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There is no support for VGA on Yosemite. If you are using converter it may work, but i am not sure on it.

If it is working also later on it may lead to graphics related issues like black screen while booting.
 
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