My SuperMicro X9DAi restarts every time I try to start OSX install.

I am using boot args: -v nv_disable=1.

Specs:
2x Quad core intel xeon
16GB DDR3 1600 RAM
1TB HDD
temporary nvidia ION graphics card

Update: I am now stuck on Attempting System Restart... MACH Reboot. How do I get rid of this!?

@big.dog101, please update your profile (personal details) with your Motherboard (Mobo), CPU and iGPU or Graphics Card.

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Profiles need to contain at least your primary system to assist others with helping you.

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BreBo said:

@big.dog101, please update your profile (personal details) with your Motherboard (Mobo), CPU and iGPU or Graphics Card.

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Sorry! I updated it yesterday and forgot to hit save!

Same issue here. Same message.
Config.plist in attachment.

Thanks for any help !!

JeandelCap said:

Same issue here. Same message.

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Hey BreBo

Thanks for the tip, but nope, no success. Tried many things but no luck so far. Still the same reboot issue.

And I cannot use Unibeast as it does not support Virtual Machines.

Any other possibility to make it to the installer ?

Thanks

Boot went a bit farther this time. Please attached screenshot. I still have a KP. Maybe someone may know how to go past it ?
Is there something to do with the processors config ?

Thanks !

Restarted whole process from scratch using el Capitan, Clover 4674 and attached Config.plist. I have also a specific DSDT also attached.

Issue now is the famous black screen, immediately after selecting the boot drive on Clover. I searched through all the solutions but still no luck and this is frustrating.

Thanks for the help on this matter.

JeandelCap said:

Restarted whole process from scratch using el Capitan, Clover 4674 and attached Config.plist. I have also a specific DSDT also attached.
Issue now is the famous black screen, immediately after selecting the boot drive on Clover. I searched through all the solutions but still no luck and this is frustrating.
Thanks for the help on this matter.

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Are you using Xeon E5-2670 or Xeon E5-2670v2? Xeon E5-2670 is Sandy Bridge EP and Xeon E5-2670v2 is Ivy Bridge EP. If you are using the Sandy Bridge version you are going to have a ton of headaches. I highly recommend to get v2 Ivy Bridge versions. Also I took a look at your config and there are a ton of things wrong with it. Upload your entire EFI folder and I will see what I can do with it based off your answer on the version of the CPU.