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Uefi Installation unavailable in UEFI , Clover , El Capitan , Z97X UD3H , i74790k Another option: use a spare SATA hdd as the installer. Load clover and el capitan installer there and boot to it. Then install to your primary drive per the instructions. Maybe Unibeast can install to the spare hdd?

Uefi Installation unavailable in UEFI , Clover , El Capitan , Z97X UD3H , i74790k This might be completely unrelated, but I had issues with creating my USB stick in the first place. The EFI partition wasn't being written properly. Maybe your EFI partition is also having issues. My fix was to...

"Prohibited" or "Stop" sign when booting USB installer (Also "waiting on root device" and "createports: ports limit reached") @ammulder - yea, tried doing that and the thread title hasn't changed. just the title of that first post. oh well, no biggie. Also, iMessages randomly started...

"Prohibited" or "Stop" sign when booting USB installer (Also "waiting on root device" and "createports: ports limit reached") btw, anyone know how to update the thread to read "solved"? not that it really matters, i suppose

"Prohibited" or "Stop" sign when booting USB installer (Also "waiting on root device" and "createports: ports limit reached") Thanks - en0 fix worked for iCloud and App Store: 1. delete all interfaces in the Network Pane of the Control Panel 2. delete Networkinterfaces.plist from...

Instructions in original post worked for me. Thanks for the great writeup!! my setup: i7-4770k Gigabyte GA-Z87X-UD3H Nvidia GTX 650TI BOOST

Never mind. Figured out what the problem was for me: my ethernet was not listed as en0 (it was showing as en1) Steps to fix for my issue 1. delete all interfaces in the Network Pane of the Control Panel 2. delete Networkinterfaces.plist from /Library/preferences/systemconfiguration 3...

"Prohibited" or "Stop" sign when booting USB installer (Also "waiting on root device" and "createports: ports limit reached") Got past the booting issue. installed on top of my mavericks install. had all kinds of random issues, from ethernet to usb3 to icloud login. Finally decided to...

"Prohibited" or "Stop" sign when booting USB installer (Also "waiting on root device" and "createports: ports limit reached") It was a USB issue. I've partially fixed the problem by following advice in this thread. Seems like it might be similar to Rehabman's FixPCIID, but maybe easier to...

Thanks RajRicardo - I thought about trying that, but found this thread: http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/308325-guide-1011-full-speed-usb-series-89-keeping-vanilla-sle/ I copied the 8 series kext into the EFI/Clover/Kexts/10.11 folder (in the EFI partition) and most of my USB started...

RajRicardo, I see that you have a similar problem. Basically the last row of your screen says "Still waiting on root device". It's hard to see because of the garbled text. If you read the verbose text before the screen gets garbled, you'll probably see an error about "ports limit reached" and...

Progress! Sort of... Breaking this into a new thread, as it seems like a slightly different cascade of problems than everyone else. 1. Garbled text with a "prohibited" sign on boot. This happens whether I'm using IGFX (onboard Intel graphics) or the 650TI BOOST. At this point, I'm convinced...

thanks ammulder, already tried though Things I've tried (also posted this in the "big list of solutions" thread): I'm running the following successfully in 10.9 using Chimera: i7-4770k Gigabyte z87x-ud3h NVidia GTX 650TI BOOST 16GB RAM (2x8GB) Seiki 39" 4k TV (used as a monitor, but...

ammulder, i've tried booting from the integrated graphics, but that's a whole different can of worms (basically it didn't work). suffice to say, i re-installed the nvidia card, reset the cmos, and went back to having IGFX disabled. Also, if I'm not able to boot into the usb drive successfully, I...

Thanks Ammulder, but already tried. I've tried unplugging everything except the monitor, ethernet, keyboard, and usb thumbdrive. Still stops at the "prohibited" symbol and garbled text.