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- Dec 10, 2017
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- Motherboard
- Gigabyte GA-Z68XP-UD3
- CPU
- 3.49 GHz Intel Core i7
- Graphics
- Gigabyte AMD Radeon HD 6870 GV-R687OC-1GD
- Mac
- Mobile Phone
my old system ran Yosemite (non-clover) - then I got a new Scandisk Ultra 512 HD because I was running out of space on my Old Yosemite M4 SSD 128GB HD and wanted to upgrade to Sierra. I followed the UniBeast guide on Tonymac to install Sierra.
I have uploaded images of verbose mode and added in the config.plist in uploads. let know if its possible fix.
Additional Information:
mobo bios F10 (GA-Z68XP-UD3 rev 1.3)
Clover Settings I have done:
-s safe mode stops at apple logo
-v settings:
I was able to install UniBeast to the USB, boot from USB and install Sierra on new HD. When I got to the post-installation with MultiBeast I added the following...
(Note The problem may be the video card (Gigabyte Radeon HD GV-R6870OC-1GD)
(Note I could have jacked up the POST install for MultiBeast: Because I use to use the DSDT file.
I'm afraid to update the bios to UEFI because I'm still using my old Yosemite install - and cant afford to mess this install up because I will be out of a computer.
To be honest, I'm lost - I read the forums and I'm just getting more confused.
~ thank you ahead of time for your help.
I have uploaded images of verbose mode and added in the config.plist in uploads. let know if its possible fix.
Additional Information:
mobo bios F10 (GA-Z68XP-UD3 rev 1.3)
Clover Settings I have done:
-s safe mode stops at apple logo
-v settings:
I was able to install UniBeast to the USB, boot from USB and install Sierra on new HD. When I got to the post-installation with MultiBeast I added the following...
- Quick Start: Legacy Boot Mode
- Drivers: FakeSMC v6.25, Realtek ALC889
- Bootloaders: Clover v2.4 Legacy boot mode
- Custom Sys Definitions: iMac 4,2
- I did do an ATI inject during the first post install.
(Note The problem may be the video card (Gigabyte Radeon HD GV-R6870OC-1GD)
(Note I could have jacked up the POST install for MultiBeast: Because I use to use the DSDT file.
I'm afraid to update the bios to UEFI because I'm still using my old Yosemite install - and cant afford to mess this install up because I will be out of a computer.
- I'm still able to boot back into my old Yosemite install using the UniBeast USB drive.
- I can also boot into Sierra (fresh install using) the same UniBeast USB drive.
To be honest, I'm lost - I read the forums and I'm just getting more confused.
~ thank you ahead of time for your help.