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In fact, the option "PCIRootUID=0" *IS* a boot option. You'll have to enter it as exactly the same spot as where you entered "-v". Also, in Multibeast, the option can be found in the "Customization"-section. BUT DO NOT USE IT :!:, it will add "PCIRootUID=1" to the boot-options. Note that it is...

Your English is great! :clap: I'm not an expert on Chimera. I do believe that it is a "best practice" to have ML on the first disk tho. And first install ML, second Win7. You said you first installed Win7. And on the first disk. Try booting with '-v' and tell us what you see? I also noticed...

- DSDT-free installation - Drivers & Bootloaders \ drivers \ audio \ realtek alc8xx \ without DSDT \ alc887/888b \ v100302 (current) - <some path> Intel E1000 driver That's it! That is all I did to get audio and the NIC up-and-running.

:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D No problem! Remember to use a GUID partition table. Please report if you needed the "PCIRootUID=0" as well as a one-timer. [I have updated the [SUCCESS] page to mention the fact that the USB-stick needs to be in a USB2 port.]

Did you put the USB stick in a USB3 port? If so, put it in a USB2 port and try again.

I can only think of some weird BIOS setting that I accidentally have in the right position and you don't. I will do two things: (1) make pictures of the BIOS settings and (2) will boot the USB stick with "-v" to see what is next after the point where your installation stopped. However, I can't...

Just to make sure: this is while booting from the USB stick, right? To prepare for partitioning the HDU, right? No need to use "PCIRootUID=0" at that point (at least, not in my case), sorry, my mistake. You're using the same processor with the HD 4000? Not a processor with the HD 2500? How many...

Okay. No extra graphics card installed? If so, remove it. You did try the "PCIRootUID=0" setting while booting from the stick the first time, didn't you? Are you using ML 10.8.3? Can you boot with "-v" to see where it failed? Maybe take a picture? While you are at it, maybe make some pictures of...

Are you on the F2 version of the BIOS firmware? AHCI enabled?

Take a look at this: http://www.tonymacx86.com/mountain-lion-desktop-guides/96089-success-ml-10-8-3-ga-q77m-d2h-i3-3225-intel-hd-4000-a.html Maybe you need to specify "PCIRootUID=0" while booting the first time? Give it a try, it worked for me!

Sticking to the buyers guide will certainly improve chances for success. My recommendation is to select one of the mentioned Gigabyte motherboards. I've just build my first hackintosh using a Gigabyte motherboard and it went very smoothly. It was a LOT cheaper tho! :lol...

Article: UniBeast: Install OS X Mountain Lion on Any Supported Intel-based PC Try booting with "PCIRootUID=0". That fixed it for me. Different motherboard though, but (almost) the same symptoms. Booting with "-x" is not the solution you want in the long run. Essential drivers are missing with...

Lo, I was able to install ML 10.8.3 on a Gigabyte GA-Q77M-D2H, using UniBeast 1.7 and MultiBeast 5.2.1. Hardware: Gigabyte GA-Q77M-D2H, firmware F2. Intel Core i3-3225 with integrated HD 4000. 8 GB RAM. 1 TB WD HDU. Nothing really fancy, I'm on a tiny budget here, no pictures to share. :D...