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Whoops, thought I was in the Post installation -> Network forum Please move?

My motherboard is the Gigabyte P67A-UD7-B3, firmware F7. I downloaded the respective DSDT for it and installed it with multibeast. Before I restarted it, the ethernet was working perfectly. After I restarted it, I was unable to connect to any website. I've also tried unplugging the power cord...

Reckoned it warranted another thread as it's a whole new issue. I tried doing the DSDT but I completely screwed it up. After I finished installing multibeast, I restarted and it would not bring me to the log in screen. It was a blackscreen and the output ended with something about system uptime...

Okay, so I"m at the bit where I'm using Multibeast. I'm confused as to what I should be doing. I'm thinking I should use the HP .aml file or something, the specs look awfully similar except the CPU is an i5 instead of an i3. Here's a status report: It only boots up in safe mode (-x) The...

Thanks, I did that and it worked. I was considering doing that but I didn't think it would work (one more driver, etc. etc.) but I guess I was proven wrong.

I'm trying to complete that step, but my touchpad is working intermittently throughout the entire installation (both this time and the last). I'm trying to click "erase" but it is unresponsive. I've been using tab and enter to input things as well but this time it isn't working either (that is...

Booting into safe mode it reaches the installation screen. I can proceed as far as the "Select the disk you where you want to install OSX" bit but that's as far as it goes. It doesn't show any disks in the box. Previously before I reached this particular screen, it was extremely slow, taking...

So I decided to install OSX Mountain Lion on a whim today. I created the USB exactly as described. However, when I boot it from USB and select my usb in Chimera, it just hangs on the apple boot screen indefinitely. Any ideas on what arguments I should be using to get to the installation screen...

Ah, I see. I suspected something like that would be an issue so I think I will just put off getting extra storage until I need it. So any guide like this: http://www.tonymacx86.com/61-unibeast-install-os-x-mountain-lion-any-supported-intel-based-pc.html will work for my PC? Sounds good to me...

Probably not Will consider adding a few hard drives in a RAID array for storage.

Will Mountain Lion work on the following build: i7 2600k GA-P67A-UD7-B3 GTX 580 GSkill Ripjaws F3-12800CL7D-8GBXH Crucial C300 128GB