Recent content by peloazul

Same here - thought it was a failed disk holding everything up. Replaced it, and still beach balling all the time.

Yes, there is! You are looking for "csrutil" which you will find on 10.11 installations. You can run it to find available options. You can find a little more discussion in one of the current reviews of El Capitan, e.g...

Is there any reason why (other than not having a developer account with apple) you could not sign a kext yourself, and then turn SIP back on? e.g. codesign -s "Developer ID Application: Mycompany" FakeSMC.kext Obviously one would not want to distribute this (for fear of having your developer...

A little more research seems to indicate that it is far more frequent in 10.10.1.

Apologies for the necro. I've seen this problem on my wife's 6,1 Mac Pro, so not purely hackintosh related. Extensive googling seemed to imply that it was a yosemite thing. Many have fixed it by replacing hardware, and this is what worked for us.

Fwiw, I use an EVGA 770 Superclocked just fine.

If you are handy with a terminal you can try something like this to manually mount an EFI partition. 1) Open a terminal. 2) Run "diskutil list" and assess which disk is your system drive (usually disk0). e.g. here it is disk0s1 (sX is the partition, diskX is the disk) /dev/disk0 #...

If you want the kexts from the installers embedded in Multibeast, then just do something like this. 1) Install/open Pacifist ( https://www.charlessoft.com ). 2) Find Multibeast in the finder, right/option click and choose "Show Package Contents". 3) Navigate to Resources folder inside the app...

Thanks for that algorithm, Going Bald. I had issues getting the ethernet kext I used to inject from the clover usb stick I used to boot, and gave up and installed the kext with MultiBeast (which worked fine). I would prefer to keep the kexts on the EFI partition, so I'll try this. Probably...

Mark, I had success with the same motherboard by installing Yosemite with a unibeast drive, and then using a clover usb stick (and tonymac's attached hd4600 plist) to boot into the freshly installed OS afterwards. I have a GTX 770, not a GTX 650 Ti, though. In addition, I performed the install...

This usually means that the bootloader can't find a system disk (kernel?). Try booting in verbose mode (add "-v" to boot flags in config.plist) to see if you find anything else out.

This would be great! Clover could certainly use a dash of "easier".

Apologies for the slow reply. I concur; I also have GraphsicEnabler set to 'no'. Different though is that I have IGPEnabler set to 'yes' and internal graphics enabled in BIOS (on a 4770k).

I do not recall. I can hopefully remember to check later today.

I use an EVGA 4GB GTX 770 in 10.9.3 and it is natively supported. I might look into whether it is supported in 10.8.5? Another idea would be to boot in verbose mode so that you can see where the boot process is hanging. Add -v to your kernel flags line, or, if booting with Chimaera, hit space...