IO80211Interface::efiNVRAMPublished(): Halt

[matrixmm]

Hi,
I assembled my (first) Hackintosh, created the UniBeast USB stick with Legacy USB Support on it. Now I try to boot the stick to do the first install. After being stuck with the Apple logo I tried it again with the -v command and then again with the -x command. It always gets stuck here:

IO80211Interface::efiNVRAMPublished():

I let it sit there for approximately 15-20 minutes just in case it was working, but the HDD does not appear to be doing anything.
I also tried to google around for this problem but a lot of pages contain this information so it's hard to find information about stopping at this specific point.

Are there any other commands I can try or advice you can give? Thanks.

I try – v –x –f GraphicsEnabler=Yes, PCIRootUID=1, maxmem=4096, maxmem=8192, and npci=0x2000, cpus=1

My hardware is: GA-Z977MX-Gaming5, i7-4790K, Gigabyte GTX 970, TP-Link TL-WDN4800ND WiFi , SSD Samsung 850Pro
Screen shot below.
Any help will be appreciated

 

[Adrian B]

Hi,
I assembled my (first) Hackintosh, created the UniBeast USB stick with Legacy USB Support on it.

Z97 hardware does not want to have Legacy USB support - Remake the USB and do not select either laptop or legacy USB support. There is a description to accompany each option in the application when selected that explains what hardware requires these options.

 

[matrixmm]

Thanks for fast reply
I recreate USB without legacy support and have next stop
I try: -x -v option and result is on foto below:

 

[matrixmm]

It is posible is memory reason?
I have 2x8Gb DDR3 Kingstone memory. It's not on compatibility list on this site.
any help will be appreciated

 

[beelzebozo]

You need GraphicsEnabler=No.

 

[matrixmm]

When i try: GraphicsEnabler=No -v
sometimes the last line before halt is:
ri19.092558: ATHR: unknown locale:21
JbpfAttach len 64 dlt 12

and sometimes the last line before halt is:
IO80211Interface::efiNVRAMPublished():

and sometimes the result is on photo bellow:




It's very strange Any idea?

 

[tlm182]

Your build is almost the same as mine, pull your GPU, set your bios to integrated graphics and try to boot with just -x and -v and see where you get.

 

[guitrentz]

Hello, I'm having the same issue, and it only appears to advance 3 lines further when i use npci=0x2000. I'll try to remove my Graphics card now.

 

[guitrentz]

Your build is almost the same as mine, pull your GPU, set your bios to integrated graphics and try to boot with just -x and -v and see where you get.

Just tried that. It's a no go: Kernel Panic, as shown on the image below:



Any further ideas?

 

[P1LGRIM]

Hello, I'm having the same issue, and it only appears to advance 3 lines further when i use npci=0x2000. I'll try to remove my Graphics card now.

You're not having the same issue - You should start your own thread instead of hijacking this one.