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Well, I got it all fixed by overwriting the EFI partition with a backup from my old install. I still don't know what exactly was wrong, but at this point I guess it doesn't matter. Thanks to all who tried to help.

Well, I bought me a GTX 950: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487225 And no change! I am completely at a loss as to what might be the culprit...

Went as far as flashing the VGA bios on my video card... tried a couple of different vendors (asus, palit) - no difference. At this point, I am willing to consider a card that is GUARANTEED to work (gtx 950-960 maybe). Seems to me PNY is just not a good choice.

Hey guys, so I spent a few days fighting with the "downloaded" message at App store (was trying to re-download OSX hoping it'd be a slightly newer version than what I had on my installer USB.) Then some more time trying to create a new installer from it to no avail. Somehow this install has been...

Thanks TL. Tried this as well as a bunch of other (almost random) flags in Configurator (and yes, I had it all along) - things like "FIX_INTELGFX", Nvidia wherever I saw it, then "inject nvidia" (and its other options like "inject Video Bios" in Clover's temp config menu, but it seems that...

So since this is apparently an unsolvable mystery, could someone tell me if it would be at all possible to use the -v flag in config.plist, but at the same suppress it somehow so the boot screen would appear more or less "normal"? Just clutching at straws here.

so I've been living with that for the last two months, but well... still would like to hear other options... did you have a chance to check my video? thanks

bump... let me know if the video is unacceptable...

Thanks ammulder! I recorded a video of everything that's happening on screen, hope it helps: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0wKSEtOx-J8V1J1MGwtSkplaTA/view?usp=sharing (ignore the error about unrecognized drive, I forgot to unplug one) Much obliged

I see my post has been moved from the El Capitan thread by a mod. Well, it's been a month, and still no change. I had hoped this might improve after updating El Capitan to 10.11.3 and the Nvidia drivers, but nothing's changed. I have tried any imaginable flags, and sometimes the apple logo...

UniBeast: Install OS X El Capitan on Any Supported Intel-based PC ...bump

Got an odd issue here, probably nothing new to the gurus here, but puzzles me... Everything went pretty much by the book - install, reboot from USB, multibeast, installed Nvidia web driver (correct one, for 10.11.2), everything is working EXCEPT - throughout the entire process and up to this...

Upgrade from Yosemite, post install: no network/audio/dual screens UPDATE: I got it working! It looks like having the unibeast installer USB plugged in messes with the boot somehow, even though I made sure to hit F12 and select my system drive at startup.

Upgrade from Yosemite, post install: no network/audio/dual screens well, I'm at my wits end - added variables, ran script with seeming success (both files attached again) - still no sound devices. ran kextbeast with realtekALC.kext and RealtekRTL8111.kext on desktop, confirmed they are in...

ALMOST there So I did. This time it went a bit better. It appears that Clover Configurator wrote to my USB drive the first time around, so I made sure to unplug everything except my system drive. I have ethernet AND dual screens now, but can't get sound no matter what. If I mount EFI with...

Upgrade from Yosemite, post install: no network/audio/dual screens My /System/Library/Extensions was removed in the upgrade. I saw others mention the same happening, so at this time, I only have /L/E, which contains my previously copied files. To be sure, I just mounted EFI again with Clover...

Upgrade from Yosemite, post install: no network/audio/dual screens I installed the script per the guide. I am pretty sure I followed the guide to the T. As for the kexts - I didn't do anything beyond what's in the guide + the 'basics" thread. As I mentioned, I had copied whatever kexts I could...

I just upgraded my perfectly functioning Yosemite (Chimera) install to El Capitan following both the Clover Basics and the Official Guide and it went surprisingly smooth: it boots fine, and even my non-spec (has a VGA output) 750ti seems ok and not causing freezes after 5 min anymore. However...

That's interesting. I just checked downloads for my board, and it only has up to F2, mine is F1, so really looking forward to seeing your settings. Much appreciated!

Hi Stork, thank you for this guide, I too had a perfectly running Yosemite install on i5-4590 w/HD 4600, and wanted to upgrade to 750 ti. I deviated from your guide slightly, as my system is a bit hard to work on and I didn't want to unplug the card back and forth, so I booted with -x...