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Here are the instructions i found Emergency BIOS recovery I don't know if this is going to work on your laptop, but why not give it a try? Here's how you do an ASUS Aptio recovery: 1. Download the correct BIOS for your model, and extract it. Copy it to FAT / FAT32 formatted USB...

I will try to flash BIOS via USB Stick (it could work with some autorunning stuff), if that does not work, I'll have to remove the cooler and look on the back for the cmos battery. I didn't even make a huge change, I just picked an option for animated boot logo -.-

I opened the Laptop and didn't find one. Is it maybe on the back of the MB?

Hi, I was trying to get my BIOS boot from my OSX 10.10 Installation stick as it does not recognised it in the boot options. I don't know wich parameter I changed last, but when I restarted it didn't give me any information on the screen. My father had exactly the same problem two month ago...

You told me to delete only the kexts. I'll try with the deleted plugins and bundles,too. I created the stick with the latest unibeast. When I delete the AppleintelHD plugin and bundle and the AppleIntelSNB* bundle it is the same failure when booting.

I only have parted magic as Linux OS and the code didn't work. I think you wanted to see into the extensions folder. I took a picture of it.

my resolution is 1366x768 and the list is on the picture.

I deleted the graphics kexts again and used -x -v -f and in addition with UsekernelCache=No and IGPEnabler=No I got the same result

Ok, I now tried to boot with a bootable installation system on an msata ssd with 16 gb. After a while my laptop restarted automatically. I took a picture of the very last moment.

Hi, have you installed Mavericks already? I tried to install it on my S400 with the same specs, but I have no chance.

A new created stick didn't work with deleted kexts again. What do you mean with issues with USB. Shall I try another stick or is the USB port on my laptop wrong?

I read in another post that someone with the same hardware had success. In the BIOS are only few settings to change and I also tried most of them. I can't send PMs so can you please ask him, how he succeeded?

I connected it to my TV, but there was no difference, because the TV had no signal. The laptop screen was still active. In the BIOS there is no choice for display output.

Yes. I recreated the stick (I always used my USB 3 stick in an usb 2 port) and deleted the following kexts: AppleIntelFramebufferAzul.kext, AppleIntelFramebufferCapri.kext, AppleIntelHDGraphics.kext, AppleIntelHDGraphicsF8.kext and AppleIntelSNBGraphicsFB.kext I couldn't see anything else...

I bootet with exact the bootflags you wrote and a tick in which the kexts I wrote earlier were deleted.

Not working, still sticks at same place -.- I also tried with removing the plugins and bundles, but theres no change. I removed the kexts AppleIntelFramebufferAzul, AppleIntelFramebufferCapri, AppleIntelHDGraphics, AppleIntelHDGraphicsF8 and AppleIntelSNBGraphicsFB.

ok, thanks for your fast answer. I'll boot my hack and try out. I isn't booting. Still stucks at the same place. I did it all again and have still the same result after removing the kexts. When I remove the to the deleted Kexts matching bundles and plugins, it doesn't boot neither.

Dr.Hardware for Win 7 says, it's an Intel HM77 Mobile PCI Chipset and i3 2365M CPU @1.4GHz When I am able to boot the stick, I am going to replace the 500gb hdd with a clean 640gb to install OSX on.

Hi, I tried to install Mavericks on my Lenovo S400. It has a HM77 motherboard with a Intel Core i3 2365M CPU and 4gb memory. It runs with the HD300 graphics chip. It stucks while booting with my USB flash drive. I created it with the latest Unibeast on my Hackintosh und checked Mavericks...

Article: AMD Radeon HD 7xxx Graphics Support in OS X 10.8.3 I finally got my Gigabyte HD 7870 OC working. I disabled the hd4000 in bios and plugged a DVI cable into my HD 7870 and my monitor. I have a HDD were I had win7 and osx on it. The osx isnt working anymore. The new osx is on another...