Recent content by heddhunter

bump

Yeah, that doesn't work. I've tried 3 different versions of clover on 2 different sticks. The only way I can even get Clover to show up is to format the stick as FAT32 and choose UEFI: USB STICK from the boot menu (there are often 2 different UEFI choices on the boot menu... weird.) I did...

I have upgraded from Mavericks to Yosemite using Unibeast/Multibeast and it's all working except for iMessage (as expected). I'm booting with Chimera, and it works great. I would like to try Clover just for the hell of it but I do not want to wipe out my working Chimera install, so I'd like to...

It means a PC built out of parts found in the Buyer's Guide. http://www.tonymacx86.com/446-building-customac-buyer-s-guide-october-2014.html If you build a PC using parts from that page, it has a high likelihood of working with minimal fuss.

In case anyone else runs into this, the solution was: Take the boot disk out of the mac and attach it to my Macbook Pro. Run Multibeast on the MBP and install the NullCPUPowerManagement kext. You can select which drive you want to install on after you pick the things you want to install...

GA-Z68XP-UD3 upgrade install of Yosemite over working Mavericks. I'm getting "panic (cpu 2 caller 0xfffff stuff): pmLock: waited too long, held by 0@0xfffff more stuff" Kernel extensions in backtrace: com.apple.driver.AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement I assume this is related to...

Yes, it was AHCI. I was able to install the OS, now I'm getting a kernel panic, will start another thread for that. Thanks.

I have a Gigabyte Z68XP-UD3 that I am trying to upgrade to Yosemite. I was running Mavericks successfully with the F10 BIOS. I upgraded to U1J EFI today in preparation for Yosemite. My Mavericks install will no longer boot with EFI - it kernel panics immediately. So, onto Yosemite... I set up...

My hack had been working perfectly for a long time, but iMessage started showing the "contact customer support, here's a code" message a few days ago. I used the website to have them call me. They called back within a few seconds, and after a minute or two I was connected to a really friendly...

If you go into System Information, do they show up on the USB device tree at all?

bump. any help?

I get occasional graphic glitches with the HD3000. Looks like blue horizontal lines in random places across a window. Quitting and restarting an app usually fixes it. Sometimes it takes out the entire machine though. I can ssh in from my laptop, but the Hack itself is useless. Is there a...

If your neighbor is going to get Mavericks on a Unibeast USB stick for you, you don't need the Snow Leopard DVD at all. You'll boot your new Hack direct from the USB drive and go straight to Mavericks. The only reason you would need Snow Leopard is if you had no other way of getting the...

The real question is: what is your time worth to you? Hackintosh *can* get 100% functional parity with a real Mac but it may take some effort. (In my Hack time I've only had 2 minor outages with iMessage that were solved pretty quickly. I don't use wifi, bluetooth, USB3, or thunderbolt though...

I have the same motherboard as you and I didn't have to go through any of those steps. Unibeast booted fine with no flags. I could not upgrade from Mountain Lion (system would not boot), had to reformat and do a clean install. iMessage did not work at first. I installed FileNVRAM 1.1.2...