Recent content by StrongOak

The commands I type in Single User mode to boot into Yosemite are: /sbin/fsck -fy/sbin/mount -uw / touch /System/Library/Extensions kextcache -f -update-volume / exit

Boot into single user mode (-s) If it makes it to the prompt then type each line and hit enter waiting for the prompt to return before typing the next: /sbin/fsck -fy/sbin/mount -uw / touch /System/Library/Extensions kextcache -f -update-volume / exit

So my system is all in UEFI mode, I used the posts for bios settings. Made my clover boot config for UEFI only and booted, installed and after a few reboots I am in Yosemite, recovery partition and everything installed. Updates Yosemite to the latest updates, installed the NVidia web driver and...

I have tried Mavericks and now Yosemite on the ASUS PCE-AC66 and no matter what I try it will never even look for 5GHz units. I have the latest Airport Extreme Router with AC and when I boot into Windows 8.1 I get Awesome 5Ghz speed from same PC. There has to be something I am missing because...

Yeah I was going by the PDF for the nVidia on the steps I did.

Argh, I removed some kexts to try and get my sound back, crackle or no and the system booted and said missing kext, so I copied them back from the shell command line and now it doesnt say they are missing it just boots awhile and stalls. Echoing back anything I type and no HDD activity. Tried -x...

OK, so I had HDMI audio working with the VoodooHDA but it was crackling on occasion, so i wanted to try the nVidia path since I have a 670 GTX card and now it should be simple (so I thought). First when I read the V2 I made sure and took fresh copies of the .kext files it says dont need to be...

What fancy partition are you referring to?