OS X 10.9.5 Update

[Nerdderkins]

I had to revert back to MB 6.1 to install the ALC892 to get audio working but that was the only hiccup.

THANKYOU!!

 

[lesel]

MOBO: GA-EP45-UD3P
Audio: Realtek ALC889A codec
Multibeast: I had DSDT with ALC889A
Had to use HDAEnabler1.kext for sound to work. link http://www.tonymacx86.com/audio/112461-mavericks-no-audio-realtek-alc-applehda-guide-65.html

 

[daniel-c05]

I updated to 10.9.5 directly and now I'm stuck on a bootloop.

Intel HD 4600
Core i5 4570
Intel DH87RL
Using Clover

Any ideas on how I can go back to 10.9.4? Or how I can address the Loop?

It's worth noting that I am booting with -vx but I can't really tell where problem is coming from.

 

[cybersasi]

i just clean install 10.9.5,
everything went ok except when i install audio ALC 887/888 with multiBeast 6.4.2 i got black screen ( no signal ) when i restart.
I am using
Mother Board: Asus P877-M
Graphic Card : Asus geforce gtx 650

Anyone have the same problem ?

 

[pepsimax]

My GA-Z87-D3H Crucial MX100 512GB SSD build is totally dead in the water, I suddenly can't even boot from the unibeast USB with any option including -x , -f ,v , UseKernelCache=No...
Rebooted and reset bios a bunch of times no change.

 

[Nodarkthings]

If what you see is something about ACL, don't worry, it has no importance though Disk Utility will never cure those (even if it says is does...).

Edit: I was answering wstrohm (09-20-2014, 07:49 PM)

 

[avkills]

Only weirdness I had with my Z87 were some Kernel Panics related to USB (which I attributed to the external Apple SuperDrive). Clearing all the system caches and re-building the kernel cache seemed to have cleared it up.

As always had to re-install audio and TRIM.

Running fine now.

 

[GoceNakov]

Article: OS X 10.9.5 Update

Anyone that after update system don't want to boot in normal mode, only in safe, try reinstalling 10.8.1 rollback for Apple ACPIPlatform Rollback via MultiBeast.
That solved my problem.
Asus Sabertooth P67 here

 

[caseyfriday]

Worked fine for me. Updated with Stork's instructions, and I'm running 10.9.5 now. I'd rather have this stable (with few details to get it running) than wait for Yosemite, as I'd rather set aside a day or two to get Yosemite running smoothly.

 

[Snoots]

Article: OS X 10.9.5 Update

Updated two machines but now my networked windows shares update like they are on dial up...

everything else seems good