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Flawless update on X79 with Clover.

Hi, Try adding USBBusFix=Yes to your flags. Also ensure that you disable VT- options in bios. With regards to the SAS ports... The likelihood of getting those working in OS X are slim at best. Kind Regards G

Article: OS X 10.9.2 Update Update works straight from MAC App Store on Gigabyte X79S-UP5-Wifi - i7 3820. Only needed to patch sound and TRIM. Bluetooth doesn't work, but then again it never did. So looks to be Good to go :headbang: :clap: Gotofail.com reports SAFE!

Article: OS X 10.9.2 Update Update in progress! Holding fingers crossed, maybe X79/C606 gets some support.

Article: OS X 10.9.1 Update Working for me. Gigabyte GA-X79S-UP5-WIFI

What Bios version you running? I don't find the E5 2660 on the CPU support list, which is weird. Regards G

Did you disable CPU EIST in BIOS?

Try -v cpu=1 npci=0x2000 GraphicsEnabler=Yes USBBusFix=Yes *Ensure that EHCI and XHCI is enabled in bios. *Try between GE=yes/no, not sure which will work for you

Hi Mesa, I may say Impressive rig you have there. Running a Hackintosh ain't for the faint of heart, it comes bundled with lots of stress and less hair. I see you attempting to install OS X Lion... You are better off trying to run OS X Mountain Lion or Mavericks on this machine. I think...

"now i stuck and OS is not loading..." If you haven't figured it out, explain here, and someone should be able to assist.

Regarding your sound, have you tried multibeast? * I use Realtek with DSDT edit for ALC898, It is up to you, whether you want to use the DSDT or Non-DSDT version. * Also as noted to me on the previous pages, you need to use npci=0x2000 instead of npci=0x3000. Regarding your system working slow...

If your want to boot into USB drive to install OSX, you will need more flags than just -v. try the flags i posted for BlkNwht, those should work.

Indeed I am.

I am not sure about the NV*** kext since i don't have a GTX7xx to test it on, but try the following flags: -v cpus=1 npci=0x2000 GraphicsEnabler=yes/no USBBusFix=Yes Ensure that you enable XHCI and EHCI in bios. *I am not sure if the gtx7xx needs the GE to be yes or no. Regards Gaart

Hi JG, When you manually type in the command, boot works. What commands do you use? Which version of multibeast you using? What is your configuration setup you use in multibeast? About the DSDT, I don't think you need one, although i use one mainly for sound. Regards Gaart

Which variant of the GTS 250 do you have? because I can't boot up using my HDMI port, I need to use DVI or VGA. How come you using both IGPEnabler and GraphicsEnabler?

I actually don't use sleep on my system. I could test it and get back to you? If I am correct, the GTS 250 should work natively without any customisations, and sleep should work. I'll test mine, in that case. Update: I just tested sleep. It would seem that the system does go into sleep mode...

I have a custom DSDT, with the Sound HDEF edit. I use nullcpu at the moment. I haven't tried the Native PM yet.

Thanks for that, sound is working now.

Here is my Multibeast settings. That is only some of my settings. I use a DSDT, and added flags to my Chameleon plist. In order to get OS X to detect the Intel network kext, i have to boot using -f. It's a brick wall for now. will sort it out when i get chance, but for now, -f does the job...