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Ok, it looks like I used your USBPorts.kext instead of my USBMap.kext in the kernel section. :oops:

@Leesureone Thanks for posting your efi. I was able to remove the USB port limiting elements. Sadly my BT has disappeared now. I've got the Dell DW1560 M.2 card and I'm still using the same kexts ModMike had in place. I think I turned something off for the brcm drivers. Do you have one of these...

Sorry about the delay, been on holiday with family. I got the replacement MB and both DIMM slots work. :clap: It still shows 4 slots available but it works otherwise. I'm using OC & associated efi folder. OOB it works. No crashes for couple days. I'm using the BCM94360NG NGFF M.2 replacement...

So I was able to get this build up and running yesterday; overall pretty smooth. Thank you @ModMike for capturing all of the changes over such a long period of time. I'm currently running igpu only but same main components. upgraded bios first thing. I just encountered a crash after waking...

This was by far the scariest of all updates I've encountered. The first reboot landed on a blank, black screen. My son came asking what was wrong an hour later. Turned out there was a mouse but nothing more. The keyboard only beeped at me. A couple of reboots, then a snapshot restore, then a...

Yeah, I wish I had waited. Not only was this a pain to get this far, it looks like some of the changes in 10.10 are going to lead to a more complicated hackintosh life. Following the EFI setup mentioned by hackbox187 got me booting from the SSD so now I'm off to getting audio working

I'm booting from the SSD now but I still get the "Can't find /System/Library/Kernels/kernel"

○ → diskutil list /dev/disk0 #: TYPE NAME SIZE IDENTIFIER 0: GUID_partition_scheme *2.0 TB disk0 1: EFI EFI 209.7 MB disk0s1 2: Apple_RAID...

I'm having the same issue with a gigabyte ga-z68xp-udp and an OCZ-vertex4 sad drive. I'm able to boot from usb every time but never without. I see the ssd with the raid label and get the "Can't Find /system/Library/Kernels/kernel" message.