Recent content by srcurtis

Im wondering if its a hardware issue. Going to install Windows and run memtest.

Not there yet. Sudden restart.

Excellent question. Actually I was trying to figure out exactly what was patched on the DSDT I used, but hadn't gotten that far. Basically I was blindly following a guide because this is my first foray into the world of Clover, and I was given to believe nothing would work without it. Well, I...

I'll remove Voodoo and see where that leaves me. I was just delving into RehabMan's thread on DSDT patching from his Probook Guide. Would that be an appropriate place to start to get a handle on DSDT patching?

Also the restart is extremely abrupt, as if someone pulled the power cord out of the wall. No apparent shutdown/restart unmounting, etc... fans just go dead and it goes immediately to blue screen.

Hahahaaa! That's kind of funny. Thanks for the quick reply. I will see if that solves the minor problem, now for the major one...

I am having an issue that I am finding difficult to pinpoint; Sierra boots without issue but will freeze or restart seemingly randomly. Sometimes I will be up for less than a minute, other times almost an hour, but the system will inevitably restart abruptly or freeze. I am using...

Thought I would share my USB-SSDT for the above MB, working perfectly with USBInjectAll.kext. Included are both the disassembled and compiled files. Please note that in order to reach the 15-port limit, I disabled the USB2 ports found on MB header USB1314 (for USB2, I am using the USB1112...

I believe i7-7700k is not yet fully supported, nor are the 200 series motherboards.

Yeah, I just tried to re-download Mavericks; no dice. Tony Mac has Unibeast 6, which gives you the bootloader and USB installer in one convenient package, and Multibeast for post-installation. The whole guide is here...

Pulled this from another thread. It was edited by another user, so I cannot attest that it is rock solid... Also I believe your firmware version comes into play here. See this thread: http://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/dsdt-for-gigabyte-ga-x79-ud5.69062/

Hmm.. It has been a while since I used ML... Let me see if I can find your file...

May I ask, what made you opt for Mavericks as opposed to El Capt? I am currently running Mavericks but am dealing with some freezing issues. I am re-cloning from a backup which will hopefully solve the issue, but I have an El Capt install disk ready to go if it doesn't work out. Did you find...

I should say first that I am no expert, but I believe the DSDT file basically tells OSX the specifics about your motherboard. Since the motherboard didn't change, neither does that file.

Once you create the new install USB disk using Unibeast, you can manually copy this small file onto that disk, for use during your post-install.