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Next time try deselecting "Other files and folders" in the mig. assistant and see if that works. It seems the 'Extra' folder is being overwritten with that option. Alex

This may help: http://www.tonymacx86.com/general-help/185405-migration-assistant.html Alex

This may help: http://www.tonymacx86.com/general-help/185405-migration-assistant.html Alex

This may help: http://www.tonymacx86.com/general-help/185405-migration-assistant.html Alex

Migration Assistant [SOLVED] After further experimentation, it appears that the offending part of the migration assistant is the "Other files and folders" under the "Documents & Data" section. Leave that unchecked and no problems.... at least in my case. Doing an online search revealed this...

Migration Assistant [SOLVED] Hi, I've successfully installed El Capitan with Clover in Legacy Mode, however I'm having difficulty migrating my old Yosemite backup using OSX's migration assistant. The migration is a success but I can't boot into it. Does anyone know how the migration affects...

No hiccups with this update. Just ran multibeast once to fix audio issues after update. (Asus p8h67e)

Those boot flags are not sound related. Take a look at this thread: http://www.tonymacx86.com/audio/127038-realtek-alc-892-no-sound-after-sleep-10-9-2-a-11.html You may need to install on older kext from a previous version multibeast. -cymac

All three values go into one string e.g. <key>Kernel Flags</key> <string>darkwake=0 npci=0x3000</string> -cymac

To edit the plist see the following thread: http://www.tonymacx86.com/basics/104463-how-edit-plist.html -cymac

ASUS P8H67 - Yosemite Installation Guide Here are the steps to installing Yosemite on the ASUS P8H67 motherboard: Install Yosemite on your hard drive by booting into the Yosemite installer using UniBeast (You’ll need to use the -x flag, i.e. safe mode) After installing, use Unibeast again...

Thanks for the thread link. I had seen it previously but didn't pay much attention because it required patching the BIOS. However after taking a closer look at the thread I found the main reason I couldn't get it to boot was due to the fact that for the first time OSX now requires signed kexts...

Could you let me know what options you used with multibeast for booting with Chimera? We have the same motherboard and I had this working well with Mavericks but can't get yosemite to boot after installing multibeast. Thanks, cymac

Have the same MB. Could you not install chimera with multibeast? Cymac

Have you tried booting with the -x flag? cymac

[success] asus p8h67 Here are the steps to installing Yosemite on the ASUS P8H67 motherboard: Install Yosemite on your hard drive by booting into the Yosemite installer using UniBeast (You’ll need to use the -x flag, i.e. safe mode) After installing, use Unibeast again to boot up the freshly...

Mavericks is working on my system (P8H67E, i7, GT 640) so there is hope! I use the following flags to first-time boot: -GraphicsEnabler=NO PCIRootUID=0 npci=0x2000 dart=0 After multibeast, i edit org.chameleon.Boot.plist with the flags below: <key>Kernel Flags</key> <string>PCIRootUID=0...

Works well with 10.9.4 except for no audio after sleep (Asus P8H67E)

OK, I've managed to get my similar system up and running. I've created a guide here: http://www.tonymacx86.com/mountain-lion-desktop-guides/82535-success-asus-p8h67e-16gb-ram-intel-hd-4000-mountain-lion.html#post511197 Thanks, Alex

Hi, I've got a similar barebone system to yours. Specifically a V8-P8H67E with a i7-3770 Ivy Bridge CPU (HD4000 GPU) and Bios version 3606. I'm having difficulty with post-installation using MultiBeast. I've tried following your steps but get a kernel panic after step 5 on reboot. I'm a bit of...