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Hi! could you please share with us the FakeSMC.kext you used...? :mrgreen: Thank you and bravo! :thumbup: Edit: I finally succed myself in setting up my Hackintosh under Yosemite (Ga-x99-ud4 5960x gtx780ti 10.10.5), but another way... :mrgreen: I wanted to thank somebody for his internet site...

Hi! you should quote the person (or the message) you're asking for an answer ;) Greetings :)

Hi! I'm sorry, but I have a different mobo, so I'll leave others to help you right now... If in two or three days, you don't have a solution, then I'll try to help you :) Btw, you don't tell us about the kernel patch, only the Plist edit and the 8-core Voodoo file (I don't know what the "Plist...

I've almost forget to thank you Alex :oops: Thanks a lot, in fact the Voodoohda patch is working perfectly on my ga-x99-ud4! :clap: ... and of course, thank you to Stingas, Tony, and all the staff for the amazing work they are doing to help the community!!! :headbang::headbang::headbang...

For me I had to use only the first code, using both of them made my Hack refusing to boot properly. So I suggest you to start using only the first, and if it doesn't work, then apply the second one... But I'm not as experimented as BoomR (how help me a lot) so you should listen to him :headbang:

Hi Alex! my purpose is to achieve the more vanilla's hack I could do... but I'll give your proposition a try ;) Here in France it's 10PM, so I'll wait tomorrow to did it, see you then for the next episode :mrgreen: Cheers!

Arghhhhhh..... the patched AppleHAD 1150 from Multibeast doesn' work for me :cry: The kext doesn't load after reboot Mmmmhhh, I found a "HDAEnabler.dylib" in my Mavericks/Extra/Modules... it doesn't come from Multibeast, right? Perhaps it came from a previous attemp to make my audio...

Wow! Could it be as simple...? :wtf::-?:P I'll made a clone of my system, and "let's have a try!" :twisted:

Works fine on my ga-x99-ud4 bios F9c :mrgreen: Thanks a lot festr2! :headbang:

Hi BoomR! thx for the reply! Finally I made it, in a strange way...:sick: but it works!!! :mrgreen: Right now, I can boot without Usb stick (with the Smatimbaud's trick) with Chimera 3.0.1 and <key>Kernel Flags</key> <string>kext-dev-mode=1 npci=0x2000 nvda_drv=1</string> thanks a...

Ok...... I succeeded in booting on my fresh Mavericks using the bootloader of the Unibeast's USB Stick, then I ran Multibeast for 10.9, choose: Install, then I've got this: and "FakeSMC.kext is not signed.....blabla" I change my system language from French to English, ran again...

Mouahahahahahaha!!! I'm so lucky! :lol::twisted::crazy::banghead:

Thanks a lot BoomR for the step-by-step guide! :headbang: I will try exactly as you said. By the way, my MB is a GA-X99-UD4 bios F9c :) If you have some advice about the Multibeast settings required :thumbup: Cheers!

Well..... no luck for tne next part... :evil: I followed the instructions of this guide, ending the instalation of 10.9.5 with: - the copy of the mach_kernel from the USB - start my fresh Mavericks using the bootloader of the USB - run Multibeast in Free DSDT-Mode, add -npci=0x2000...

YOU'RE THE ONE BOOMR! :clap::headbang::thumbup: I tried the combination of the first patch only, nv_disable=1, and voilà! I'm welcome on the Install screen :D Hope the rest will be a piece of cake ;) Thank you a lot!

Ok! I'll try.. thanks!

Hi everybody! Something strange happens to me... Did the two kernel's patches, added the VoodooTSCSync.kext (8 cores), ncpi=0x2000, -v, usb key on usb2 then, after PCI CONFIGURATION BEGIN, I have a black screen, with a white square moving acordingly with my mouse :crazy: ... and nothing...

To complete the thread... :) 26 Thermal Compounds tested http://forum.hwbot.org/showthread.php?t=71658

Hi! it seems that overclocking is causing issue... I 'll wait a bit before attempting to install Yosemite... :D

Hi! your Macbook Pro shouldn't be as hot... :wtf: If you're undervolting it, you are just masking the problem, but you don't solve it...:eh: Actually I don't know how to undervolt a Macbook pro; but, as there's no more warranty on it, then why don't you open it, to see if the inside's not...