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[Guide] Booting the OS X installer on LAPTOPS with Clover

[GUIDE] Booting the OS X installer on LAPTOPS with Clover UEFI

Actually I formatted it. But, I went to Ubuntu and from the utility I deleted all partitions except the Ubuntu. Now I'm getting the following output. View attachment 116655
Running in single user mode gave output as
View attachment 116656
What should I do now?
Thanks,
SilleBille

Remove the Plugins from FakeSMC, leaving only the main kext.
 
[GUIDE] Booting the OS X installer on LAPTOPS with Clover UEFI

Remove the Plugins from FakeSMC, leaving only the main kext.
Plug-ins means? I copied both .kext and .app to the kext folder.

How to remove plug-ins?

Update: I deleted the Plugins folder inside kext. Still the same problem.. What should i do now? 1417666756105-513796349.jpg

Thanks,
SilleBille
 
[GUIDE] Booting the OS X installer on LAPTOPS with Clover UEFI

Is it a problem of track pad?
 
[GUIDE] Booting the OS X installer on LAPTOPS with Clover UEFI

Plug-ins means? I copied both .kext and .app to the kext folder.

How to remove plug-ins?

Update: I deleted the Plugins folder inside kext. Still the same problem.. What should i do now? View attachment 116658

Thanks,
SilleBille

Did you completely wipe the disk ('clean' command in DISKPART.EXE)?

Otherwise, make sure you created the USB correctly. Which method did you use? On what hardware?
 
[GUIDE] Booting the OS X installer on LAPTOPS with Clover UEFI

Yes. I deleted the entire disk. There are no partitions. It's formatted as gpt.

I used the install media method. I created a bootable pendrive. It's 16gb classic San disk pending.
 
[GUIDE] Booting the OS X installer on LAPTOPS with Clover UEFI

Yes. I deleted the entire disk. There are no partitions. It's formatted as gpt.

I used the install media method. I created a bootable pendrive. It's 16gb classic San disk pending.

If you did a 'clean' on the HDD, there should be no partitioning at all.

Post your EFI folder from the USB.
 
[GUIDE] Booting the OS X installer on LAPTOPS with Clover UEFI

If you did a 'clean' on the HDD, there should be no partitioning at all.

Post your EFI folder from the USB.

Check the HDD screenshot taken from Live Ubuntu. :)

GPT.png

I have attached the EFI folder. Please check it. If it's wrong, can you please upload the correct one (If you have a backup). Thank you so much again :)

Sille Bille
 

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[GUIDE] Booting the OS X installer on LAPTOPS with Clover UEFI

Check the HDD screenshot taken from Live Ubuntu. :)

View attachment 116682

I have attached the EFI folder. Please check it. If it's wrong, can you please upload the correct one (If you have a backup). Thank you so much again :)

Sille Bille

EFI looks ok for the hardware specs in your profile.

Make sure you created the USB from a genuine Yosemite download from the Mac App Store.

Also, you could try different versions of Clover. It is not uncommon for a particular build of Clover to be completely broken.
 
[GUIDE] Booting the OS X installer on LAPTOPS with Clover UEFI

EFI looks ok for the hardware specs in your profile.

Make sure you created the USB from a genuine Yosemite download from the Mac App Store.

Also, you could try different versions of Clover. It is not uncommon for a particular build of Clover to be completely broken.
Thank you. I solved that problem. I re downloaded the copy from Mac store. :headbang:

But, now I'm facing another issue. I'm not able to see my HDD in disk utility.
IMG_20141205_112722.jpg

What should I do now. I tried even diskutil list.
IMG_20141205_113621.jpg

I tried even placing the HPRaid.kext. But no use. :(

Please guide me what to do.

Thanks,
SilleBille
 
[GUIDE] Booting the OS X installer on LAPTOPS with Clover UEFI

Thank you. I solved that problem. I re downloaded the copy from Mac store. :headbang:

But, now I'm facing another issue. I'm not able to see my HDD in disk utility.
...

I tried even placing the HPRaid.kext. But no use. :(

Provide output from 'lspci -nn' in Linux Terminal here.
 
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