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so turns out that there was a "boot.efi" specified in the "Default Loader" section of the config.plist. Once I deleted the entry booting went flawless

I have a perfectly running Mavericks system on a Supermicro X9DAi with 2 Xeons. But after cloning the startup disk the boot hangs on boot file path: System\Library\CoreServices\boot.efi .. cloning process is as follows: 1) clone the perfectly working Clover Mavericks startup disk with carbon...

went through the install process again and now its working... I probably messed something up with the terminal based copying... although i thought i double checked the terminal commands... always triple check! lol

ASUS X99-E WS i7 5960X ASUS TITAN X managed to install Yosemite and could boot to the installed Yosemite partition with the unibeast USB and -x -x -f ...etc... inserted Clover USB and could only boot with adding -x then installed nvidia webdrivers reboot since then i'm hanging at PCI...

Im hanging at Section 8 Step 12 of the PDF guide: [ PCI configuration begin ] booting stops there I have the exact same hardware specs at the original poster. specifically bought for this build to make sure it works. any pointers?

very nice detailed guide! Big thanks for that! Does anybody know if this works with 10.11 El Capitan?

Tried to install El Capitan to my Supermicro X9Dai with to Xeon E5 2690 and while at first it only worked with hypethreading disabled. SOMEHOW now boots up with hyper threading enabled and it also sees both CPUs. It only sees half of the RAM though. Also I have lots of problems with my Titan...

I have a dual Xeon setup with an Supermicro X9Dai motherboard. I have it running fine with a Quadro 4000. I want to switch to octane render, and got a Titan-X. But it wont work. Any pointers? thanks!

thanks for your reply! I will try that. what exactly does nv_disable=1 do?

well this is bad. i have 32 threads and I need every single on of them. 3D rendering uses a lot of resources. would you mind guiding me through your Mavericks install. I just did not get it to boot to desktop I always gets stuck at "Missing Bluetooth Controller Transport" I guess mavericks...

i tried this procedure, did not help... i still can boot up with the usb stick, but not with the installed disk. even with the same config.plist

thanks for the detailed writeup! did you try to set the system definition to MacPro5,1? Would that enable Hyperthreading?

installed on Supermicro X9DAi with two Xeon E5 2690 and PNY NVIDIA Quadro 4000 Installation worked and I am able to get to the desktop when using the usb thumbdrive and the bootflags: dart=0 -v PCIRootUID=1 npci=0x3000 but when booting directly from the disk where mavericks was installed...

oh really? well then yes! please give me insight on how to get this to work! would be greatly appreciated!

because yosemite does not support dual CPUs... I figured its safer to go with mavericks