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I used Pacifist to extract this from the Install file on my UniBeast USB.... File only for 10.13.2

I managed to loose my boot USB stick (while moving) and never initiated an internal HD boot ...(regretfully) I am (was) running Yosemite... is it possible to create another usb stick to reboot my Yosemite? (Unibeast?) Or am I just F'd here and should I just move on with my life and reinstall...

I've also managed to loose my 'Boot USB stick' ( :( I never setup a boot from an internal HD).... No idea how to just create another... When I go through UniBeast setup, it requires that I setup an installation file... but I don't want to install 'high Sierra', I just want to boot from my ssd...

Works great Jithin! I'll be sure to donate to Tonymac Thank you :angel:

Wow, Thank you Jithin!! My firmware was not up to date, even though this is a brand new mb. As it turns out the GA-Z97X-UD5H has been having performance issues with the intel k series, and their bios update fixes the problem. :clap:

Hey Jithin, I've already completed the installation, making this a post-installation issue. Unfortunately in -v I am unable to reach a panic because the computer just shuts off when booting w/o cpus. Same with installing the VoodooTSCSync 4 Core, computer just shuts off during the boot. I...

Thanks for the reply. Well, I can't boot w/o cpus=some number, my computer just shuts off at apple screen. I believe it has something to do with not being able to boot with all 8 virtual cores. Which is a problem because I would like to use the most of my cpu. but yes I totally agree, it...

boot flag Cpus=1 solved the issue...

Total noob so bare with me, I can't seem to boot without the flag cpus=<n>. And I can get cpus=6 to boot but not cpus=8. I've tried working with VoodooTSCSync 4 Core, and Chameleon Wizard's KernalPatcher.dylib after removing VoodooTSCSync, but no luck. Any thoughts? Is cpus=<n> referring...

Hello, Story: This is my second hackintosh build. After experiencing such success with my first build I decided to build another Mavericks hack with identical components, only this time with a clear plexi case (which maybe the problem not sure..) Initially after putting the computer together...