Recent content by Jiaman

Ran into this, took me forever to figure out but I got it in the end (might want to add this solution to original post, since seems to be a frequent issue with windows 10). Figured that clover just wasn't just not showing, it was just not present (if you were able to run clover from HDD and boot...

Solved. Just replaced the entire AppleHDA.kext with the one provided. Problem must've been the clover tool not interpreting the HEX values correctly with the replacement. P.S. I'm an idiot for not trying it sooner.

Hardware: Computer: Acer Aspire XC-605 BIOS: P11.B3 CPU: Intel Core i5-4440 3.1GHz Graphics: Intel HD 4600 Sound codec: Realtek ALC662 Ethernet: RealtekRTL8168 Software: Bootloader: Clover, installed with Multibeast but updated to r4035? OS: macOS Sierra Apologies in advance, I don't mean to...

That's what I used, I wasn't sure whether I was allowed to link it. My volume's just really quiet.

Thanks for all the help. My audio is just too frustrating, at the moment I have something what seems to be a fix, at least I have audio... just very quiet. Anyway, I've credited all your help and made a summary of what I did here...

Contents: how I installed Yosemite 10.10 and Windows 8.1 on 1 hard disk. Computer: Acer Aspire XC-605 BIOS: P11.B3 CPU: Intel Core i5-4440 3.1GHz Graphics: Intel HD 4600 Sound codec: Realtek ALC662 Ethernet: RealtekRTL8168 Originally my BIOS was P11-B0. This is the factory default...

Assuming first boot is after installation. Check what ethernet driver you have, install that driver. The latter all in addition to the above.

Thank you so much for that, I have Realtek ALC662. Looking for kexts now. For the ethernet, I lose it completely after using Multibeast. I don't install any network kexts since I already had internet. Basically, I did a fresh installation of Yosemite 10.10, patched kernel, booted up Yosemite...

I'll do a write up of what I did then, after I determine whether these other issues have solutions. I'm not sure what audio codec I have, when I boot into windows and look at sounds, it just says 'High definition audio', when I look at the manufacturer, Microsoft. Ethernet: it says to use the...

I think I've pretty much done it now, could have just been a program/installation attempt that kept crashing it. It seems fine now. Do I need to make a guide or give any information on what I did for future users? I do not have Ethernet or sound, however though. Though it's a post-installation...

I made 2 post attempts yesterday, but they both got deleted because they were too long? It was the VT-D that was the issue, running the flag dart=0 fixed it. I added that flag to the chameleon.plist, whether that was the right thing to do, not sure. I also found this...

Aha, I updated/reflashed the BIOS. The BIOS installed originally was the retail version, upon updating, I had the boot0 error, which I fixed by following the guide, and now it's all running smoothly. I installed multibeast with the kexts you suggested last time, the exact ones, but I'm getting...

I followed the guide in post 5 but it's still not being recognised as a bootable drive. When I boot from USB, it boots up with those flags you suggested. My BIOS is P11.BO and my HD is 2TB in size.

No bootable device still. It doesn't say, but I can ensure you that I installed them on the 'Macintosh HD' harddisk. Edit: it still only boots up into safemode. Says "-- power management may be incomplete or unsupported" Image coming soon.

Thanks for sticking with me.