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Hi Joe, Thanks for the reply. I'm just using one hard drive, I'll look over the motherboard boot settings. The problem is is that Chimera isn't installed on the hard drive, therefore the iMessage doesn't work. I'll look at it later today. Jamie :beachball: :crazy:

Hi, I recently built my Hackintosh and I'm running Mavericks. I was having the iMessage authentication problem so I searched for a solution and found one. However I have now realised that Chimera is not on my HDD. If my USB is plugged into the PC chimera boots. However if my USB is not inserted...

Hi, I have further researched this card for you and it should work with no problems. Usually the different variants of the same card will work. Pretty good choice of cards if you ask me, very powerful and from the prices I've just seen great value for money too! If you end up getting this...

The Gigabyte GV-N770 is an Nvidia GTX 770, which should be compatible :thumbup:

Hi Adrian, I have finally got it to work, I don't know if you want to share this for other people with the same motherboard as me but when it gets the root device error, unplug the USB and plug it in again. Worked for me! Jamie

Hi Adrian, I've tried the USB with one of the USB 2.0 ports on the back, still no luck. Monitor is outputting via HDMI and Windows is on the same HDD as I'm trying to install Mavericks on. I had the issue when I first built the PC so I decided to install Windows first. Jamie

Hi, thanks for the reply. I'm still getting the same 'waiting for root device' problem. I have set, and checked over the BIOS settings and I've had a look at GoingBald's post and I believe I've done everything correctly. Any further ideas I could try? Jamie

Hi, I'm pretty new to PC building, I built my first PC two days ago. It's currently running Win8.1. I've posted this because I'm having trouble installing Mavericks. I've done a bit of Googling and I've found that the same/similar problems have happened to other people. I know the board is...