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Fixed it by turning off Intel Virtualization Tech (odd, as it has been on for years and working fine). Did the APCI rollback in Multibeast too which may have helped. Cheers :)

Thanks for the reply :) Just gave it a shot, didn't work, same error :(

Hi guys, My hackintosh has been running fine on 10.9.2, but while debugging an ethernet issue by installing an e1000 kext using kextbeast, an old kext I forgot I had on the desktop got installed too (AppleACPIPlatform). It may or may not be related, but after rebooting I get a kernel panic...

Cheers RehabMan that did the trick:) Just hope it still boots afterwards!

Hi guys, I'm getting an error when trying to update iTunes, appears to be related to FakeSMC or org.mozodojo.IntelCPUMonitor, does anyone know how to fix? Repairing disk permissions didn't help. Can anyone help? Cheers :) May 20 18:02:27 Hackintosh.local _securityagent[876]: 7...

Sorry Michael, just saw your message. That power supply should work with the board, I'm running the same setup. There is a square 4 pin power plug that also needs to go into the board, make sure that is connected too.

Installed 10.8.3 combo update Installed Multibeast ALC 898 audio for GA-Z77-UP5 TH board / 3770K Tried to repair disk permissions but this wouldn't run because some daemon wasn't running Rebooted, wouldn't finish booting Went to verbose mode Stuck on something to do with fakesmc kext...

The MacPro definition is required to install the latest NVidia drivers, the installer checks to see what sort of Mac you have. It figures iMacs and Mac Minis don't have PCI slots and won't install :( The other reason was to try and enable P-states but I think I still only have two (1600 and...

Updated to 10.8.2 using the combo updater OK, and also changed to the MacPro 5,1 definition, procedure I followed: 1. Backup 2. Download and run 10.8.2 combo updater. 3. Without restarting, install audio kext (ALC889 w/ DSDT) with MultiBeast and change system definition to MacPro 5,1 4...

CM 690 II Advanced USB3.0 case

Picked up a firewire header adaptor, but turned out it has the wrong pinout (purple) for my motherboard. Spent an hour last night with a needle and tweezers re-pinning the firewire wires into the yellow 10 pin connector lol This link came in handy for anyone else who makes this mistake...

Cheers :) Do the Sandy Bridge CPUs work on that board? Or am I getting mixed up with the 1st gen I-series?

Reverting back to my original iMac 12,2 profile fixed the crashes (so far), but I'm back to 2 P states :( Have to figure out how to play with SSDTs sometime.

Cheers Tote :) I'll check it on next reboot. Running on stock CPU speed for now in case it is OC related. Switching to the MacPro profile made the system KP on boot, so had to revert to the MacMini profile.

Getting a freeze where only the mouse keeps working, clock etc stops, might try the MacPro 5,1 profile to see if this helps. Hopefully the P states stay. 15/09/12 10:05:13.000 AM kernel[0]: NVDA(OpenGL): Channel exception! exception type = 0x8 = Fifo: Watchdog Timeout Error

Couple of pics of the finished product :) Loving the drive sled built into the top of the case, only wish the case had a firewire port somewhere on it! Just need to figure out why the mac seems to be limited to 4.2GHz according to hwmonitor even though the 4 cores in BIOS are...

Overclocked to 4.2GHz, and ran a 64 bit geekbench, now getting 15725 :) Also changed to the MacMini SMBIOS profile to enable the extra P states, was previously only getting 1.6 or 4.2GHz.

Leave EIST enabled (it enables speed stepping / P states).

Good writeup :) It's why I picked the Corsair TX650 for my Hackintosh and for my UnRAID setup, both are running the same power supply. Supports a large number of drives (I have 14 hanging off the 12V rail in the Unraid NAS/Plex box). If I had my way again I would have picked the HX650 though...

Hmm Luxmark runs without error, score is 1001, or 1153 when using CPUs too. Guess OpenCL is working? No ripples in Dashboard though. Interesting seeing the power usage rise by around 150W when I fire up Luxmark!