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Compare your boot.plist on your UniBeast drive with the one on your hard drive. See if there's any major differences. Have you considered using a DSDT?

Download the latest Clover installer here. For now, boot how you normally do (Mavericks or Yosemite, doesn't matter) and install that Clover package to your Yosemite drive -- make sure you go through customization in the installer, of course. Do a UEFI install for best results. Then reboot...

Here's what I would do: 1. Install Clover on Yosemite disk (do a UEFI Install) and configure for Yosemite using Clover Configurator (it takes time to configure but really is worth it, I recommend ditching Chimera/Chameleon soon) 2. Set the Clover drive as primary in your BIOS or just disconnect...

That's odd. You shouldn't have to boot with -f every time, you know. Just when changes to S/L/E are made. For multibeast, don't even worry about the Mavericks version. Use the most updated one from the downloads section. Is this in your org.chameleon.boot.plist? <key>EthernetBuiltIn</key>...

Ohh. Right. Well reboot anyway and use -f.

"Still Waiting for Root Device" is an extremely common error. Check out this thread or search the forums if that doesn't fix it. Good luck

Whenever you install a new kext via Multibeast, use Kext Wizard to rebuild caches of System/Library/Extensions (it should take 1-5 min depending on HDD/SSD) then reboot and use the -f boot flag to load the new kext.

Should be AtherosL1cEthernet 1.2.3 driver in Multibeast for your motherboard. Did you repair permissions using Kext Wizard and reboot, using flag -f to reload your kexts? P.S. If you need a monitor with HDMI/DVI, I use an Asus VE228H 1080p monitor which can be found here...

:lol: Dude you have to use a digital connection if you want any sort of quality graphics. What connections are on your graphics card? If you need to get a new one check out the Buyer's Guide or I can recommend you the one I'm using

Did you try using onboard graphics with IGPEnabler=Yes or IGPEnabler=No? And you're using DVI or HDMI, right?

Try booting with your UniBeast stick instead

Try to boot to your freshly installed (it successfully installed, right?) Yosemite partition from your UniBeast installer, using the flags "-v -f GraphicsEnabler=No" and see what error comes up. From the picture on the previous post, it looks like a graphics problem. I had this same error once...

Go ahead and try that; it will reset ALL of your BIOS settings so make sure you go back and make appropriate changes. Good luck.

Thanks for the theme, I love it. Especially the dark background. :clap:

I appreciate it, will try this later. I thought I had done plenty of research on this and other forums, but the keyword "garble" never came to mind! :lol: