Can't start hackintosh without nv_disable=1? Also wifi troubles.

VoiletDragon said:

Looks like a Powermanagement problem. Have you implemented native power management by generating a SSDT?

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Has nothing to do with power management. The last 3 lines are notification only. The problem is nVidia driver injection.
The latest Clover injects nVidia drivers differently. At the very end of the config.plist is a section to inject system info. There should be an entry for InjectnVidia = true. If there is not one, add it. Then remove nv_disable=1 from the boot-args.

VoiletDragon said:

Looks like a Powermanagement problem. Have you implemented native power management by generating a SSDT?

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I have no idea on how to implement a SSDT. I've done a DSDT but not a SSDT.

Going Bald said:

Has nothing to do with power management. The last 3 lines are notification only. The problem is nVidia driver injection.
The latest Clover injects nVidia drivers differently. At the very end of the config.plist is a section to inject system info. There should be an entry for InjectnVidia = true. If there is not one, add it. Then remove nv_disable=1 from the boot-args.

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Going Bald said:

Has nothing to do with power management. The last 3 lines are notification only. The problem is nVidia driver injection.
The latest Clover injects nVidia drivers differently. At the very end of the config.plist is a section to inject system info. There should be an entry for InjectnVidia = true. If there is not one, add it. Then remove nv_disable=1 from the boot-args.

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So I edited the plist file and no luck, this time it's something different than the nvidia drivers.

watermeron said:

So I edited the plist file and no luck, this time it's something different than the nvidia drivers.

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How is it connected to the monitor ?

BTW - Your screenshot shows that you have an active Serial port (SuperIO), this should be disabled in your BIOS settings.

P1LGRIM said:

How is it connected to the monitor ?

BTW - Your screenshot shows that you have an active Serial port (SuperIO), this should be disabled in your BIOS settings.

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I have it connected with an HDMI cord connected to the HDMI port on my GTX 980ti. I'll disable the active serial port and see what happens.

Edit: I have disabled the super io option in my bios and it didn't do much. But I found out I have options for power management in my bios and an option for EHCI or something like that. I'm honestly confused on how to figure out the solution to this problem.
Edit 2: it seems like "error: failed to open PCI device" is consistent in the start up.

Alright, let's ttry eliminating things that could cause problems.
Drivers first - boot with -v -x -f nv_disable=1 and see where it stops.

BTW, you need to correct your board model in your profile - is that P8Z77V-LK?

Next try using the onboard CPU graphics instead of the GTX card.
Why are you using VooDooHDA driver when the ALC892 is a better, more capable codec? Try installing with https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/audio-hdmi-audio-applehda-guide.143760/

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Going Bald said:

Alright, let's ttry eliminating things that could cause problems.
Drivers first - boot with -v -x -f nv_disable=1 and see where it stops.

BTW, you need to correct your board model in your profile - is that P8Z77V-LK?

Next try using the onboard CPU graphics instead of the GTX card.
Why are you using VooDooHDA driver when the ALC892 is a better, more capable codec? Try installing with https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/audio-hdmi-audio-applehda-guide.143760/

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I booted with the flags -v -f nv_disable=1 and it boots, the wifi card works now but I have no idea why it suddenly works. Also I cannot install any kexts with multi beast for some reason, it says there is no dsdt.aml or ssdt.aml.

Edit: I can also upgrade to OS X sierra but I don't know if there is any kexts for my wifi or drivers for my graphics card. Should I just fix my mavericks install and then upgrade after?

Edit 2: I screwed up, I must have done something wrong fiddling around to get it to work from other people's solutions. (Picture is the panic)

Edit 3: never mind I found out it was my dsdt that caused the panic, still can't boot with Nvidia drivers though.