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Cannot boot after installing Nvidia Web Driver GTX 750 w/o UseKernelCache=No Finally seemed to fix all issues! As for UseKernelCache: Downloaded Kext Utility and repaired permissions. UseKernelCache=Yes now boots. For slow boot time: In the BIOS I disabled UEFI and used Legacy only, also...

Solving NVIDIA driver install problems Try booting with UseKernelCache=No. I have the same problem, if I use -x it works but that is sluggish safe mode. UseKernelCache=No boots normal for me but takes longer. See my post here...

My system was working great until I installed my GTX 750 card. I installed the Driver for 10.10.2, plugged in the card and enabled the driver. After rebooting it now is very slow and freezes at boot screen with a circle with a line through it. Using -v is says "still waiting for root device"...

Has anyone tried installing the beta? See if it works and what is broken.

Good you don't want to get a laptop that has little to no hackintosh support.

The 13" Macbook Pro is a better deal I think. They do function better than a hackintosh and you get the great hardware that a hackintosh doesn't have. Btw new Macbooks coming out in 2 weeks. WWDC 2013 is in June.

Most laptops do this. What does this have to do with hackintoshing?

It actually did. Thanks!

It surely is possible, I'm seeing it with my own eyes.

Ever since installing the 10.8.2 revision my Ctrl and Fn keys switched. (Fn is now ctrl and vice versa) The strange thing is that this occurs even in Windows OS. I have to press Fn + C to copy. How can I fix this? -BB

Just installed 1.7.5 great work!!

Very nice work. Scrolling seems smoother and the option to turn off the trackpad is awesome. After updating to 10.8.2rev1 my Fn key is now the ctrl key though :( but since this makes the fx keys separate it doesn't matter.

There are fixes for 10.8.2. Very simple and works perfect. http://www.tonymacx86.com/hp-probook/63348-hp-probook-installer-4-1b1-84.html#post453413

Should work after waking from sleep

Mine is extremely stable on 10.8 I have gone over a week without shutting down. It's definitely not as smooth as a real Mac but it is smooth. No touchpad gestures (just two finger scrolling) or bounce effect.