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But can you use 9.2 to install High Sierra?

Not sure, it is for F14.

use the guide http://www.tonymacx86.com/yosemite-desktop-guides/143917-guide-update-os-x-mavericks-os-x-yosemite-using-unibeast-multibeast.html with these settings in Multibeast: MultiBeast Configuration - 2015-02-03 04:32:37...

Does it actually get to the installer, where you choose a language. If not start up with -v and and see where it is hanging up at, then post what you find. It sounds like a graphic card problem. If so you need to add GraphicsEnabler =Yes command also.

Sorry, can not see the attachment.....

No I did not use the rollback usb. Here is a picture of my Mavericks folder so you can compare it to what Unibeast created for you.

Was this just a upgrade from ML and not a clean install ? If so I would save all my files and apps and then try installing from scratch. The system preferences should not be giving you that message.....

I had that happen also, try removing usb boot drive and quickly reinsert it. This worked for me in the past

iGirl did you try the dsdt setup... I just used the one from Tony's database for my bios which is F14 ?

Go to-->System Preferences and click on-->Security & Privacy then under-->Allow Apps downloaded from :-->click on Anywhere. Now you should be able to run Multibeast and finish your installation.

I had to use -v GraphicsEnabler=Yes PCIRootUID=1 to start up on the usb installer and also the first time starting up(before multibeast installtion ) Mavericks installation. Everything seems to be working. Below are my Multibeast setting that I used. Quick Start > UserDSDT -...

Success finally. My problem was i needed to redownload Mavericks form the Store. Everything seems to be working. I had to use -v GraphicsEnabler=Yes PCIRootUID=1 to start up on the usb installer and also the first time starting up(before multibeast installtion ) Mavericks installation. Below are...

I used -v GraphicsEnabler=Yes PCIRootUID=1 and can get to the install screen and everything works except at the end of the install it gives a message that it failed. I have tried at least 10 times and still no luck..........

Make sure you have the bios set to start up by the CD instead of Hard drive. When restarting the computer press the Escape key ( to change the startup order for that one time ) or F10 key to change the bios settings for startup order for every time.

What is the model number and processor of the notebook ?