Mountain Lion : i7 3770K + Gigabyte GA-Z77 DS3H + Gigabyte GV-N56GOC-1GI

Hi, got new OSX Mountain Lion on my new Hackintosh PC.

• Operating System : Mac OS X Mountain Lion 10.8
• Kernel : mach_kernel
• Processor : Intel i7-3770K 3.4 GHz
• HSF Processor : Cooler Master TPC 812
• Motherboard : GIGABYTE GA-Z77-DS3H
• Memory : TEAM ELITE 4GB PC 10600 Dual Channel - TED30496M1333HC9DC (x2 = 8GB in total i'm using)
• Video Card : GIGABYTE GV-N56GOC-1GI (Geforce GTX 560 1GB 256 Bit, this is absolutely amazing, because its work OUT OF THE BOX!!!)
• PSU : Cooler Master Silent Pro 550 Watt
• Hard Disk : WD Caviar Blue 1 TB (Mountain Lion) - WD Green 500GB (WIN 7 64Bit) - WD Green 500GB (Data)
• Monitor : DELL U2411 IPS Wide FULL HD
• Case : Cooler Master Centurion
• Mouse : Logitech USB Mouse
• Keyboard : Apple USB Keyboard with NUMPAD
• Webcam : Logitech HD Pro Webcam C920

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INSTALLATION :

1. First, i flashing my Mobo flash to F6 version using GIGABYTE Q-Flash Utility

2. Created a bootable OSX Mountain Lion 10.8 USB Drive installer using UNIBEAST 1.4.0 (everytime i created using the latest UNIBEAST, it's always FAIL at the end)

3. in BIOS : Set SATA mode to AHCI and set xHCI mode to Disabled

4. Booted to the USB drive (i renamed it my USB before to OSX Mountain Lion Thumb) with PCIRootUID=0 and install the OSX.
- after installation, when i must restart the finish installation, i've got the grey mountain lion screen to freeze but i choose to manually push the reset button on my PC.)

5. Booted to the Volume I Installed OSX on (i named it with MOUNTAIN LION) with PCIRootUID=0 -V and after the verbose done, everything seems normal, but suddenly my Monitor is turn off to sleep without my pcs going to sleep too, so i decided to restart manually once again using the reset button, and booted again to MOUNTAIN LION with PCIRootUID=0 (this time, i dont use the verbose command)..
guess what.. It's WORKED!!! and my graphic card is working out of the box with QE/CI/CL works!!! , processor and memory also detected with i7 3.5 GHz and 8GB 1333 MHz DDR3.

6. Install Multibeast with the following options (ONLY!!):
Audio:
- APPLEHDA Rollback
- ALC887/888b
- ALC888b/887 -> v100302 Current

Miscellaneous:
- FakeSMC

Network:
-maolj's AtherosL1cEthernet

Bootloaders:
- Chimera v1.10.0 r1394

Customization:
- 64-bit Apple Boot Screen
- Generates CPU States
- PCI Configuration FIX
- Use Kernel Cache

System Definitions:
-MacPro 3,1

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Here they are, i think 100% i have succesfully having the Mountain Lion with Graphic working OOB and Restart and Sleep without problem.

so, may you guys have a successful installation too.. God Bless You.

Is sleep working for you now?

wormyrocks said:

Is sleep working for you now?

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yes, absolutely

Does the USB 2.0 /3.0 work ok?
Because when I plug a USB flash then the system freezes...(even a USB 2.0)
The only way to use a USB flash is to plug the flash when the pc is turned off and then turn it on..... Then I can use all the USB ports normally....

zikman said:

Does the USB 2.0 /3.0 work ok?
Because when I plug a USB flash then the system freezes...(even a USB 2.0)
The only way to use a USB flash is to plug the flash when the pc is turned off and then turn it on..... Then I can use all the USB ports normally....

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yes, works so great. i can plug and play my external harddrive, my other usb device such as mouse etc to every usb 2.0/3.0 socket.

Really really weird!

Yo, to fix your USB problem by entering this key string into your org.chameleon.boot.plist "USBBusfix = Yes"

I have already tried this...but no luck

Mouse/Keyboard USB 3.0

How did you managed that the installation recognized your keyboard and mouse over the usb 3.0 port?
I'm only able to use the keyboard over the PS2 port and without a mouse i can't use the disk utility.

I hope you can help me

PS. I have the GB-Z77X-UD3H mainboard (my system: http://www.sysprofile.de/id142165)