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Cannot Boot From OS/Recovery Disk Yes, this allowed me to complete the build and boot from the SSD. Not sure if steps could/should be added to the sticky of issues/fixes to check for CoreStorage and revert?

Thanks, I'll try setting/changing those in config.plist. I'm still working on creating a usable recovery partition and I'd like to get that working first.

Does anyone have a method to successfully disable SIP (System Integrity Protection)? I need to be able to do this to install the OpenZFS drivers. I tried the method of grabbing the BaseSystem.dmg from the Recovery partition and modifying it to add needed kexts, but when I create the new...

Cannot Boot From OS/Recovery Disk Considering I could redo the build (since I was doing a fresh install on a second SSD in my system), I went ahead and reverted the CoreStorage disk/volume: $ diskutil corestorage revert /dev/disk1 Started CoreStorage operation on disk1 El Capitan Switching...

Gigabyte GA-B75M-D3P motherboard with F7 BIOS (UEFI capable) i7-3770 CPU using integrated Intel HD Graphics 4000 Created USB flash drive using Unibeast 6.0, no problems Boot from USB flash drive, no problems Erased SSD (single partition) named El Capitan, no problems (second time, I needed...

Thanks! BTW, I have no USB3 devices to test with to know if the ports are working at hi-speed or not.

I'd love to get a copy of your DSDT and give it a try! What's the best way? It appears I don't have enough posts to send you a PM.

http://www.tonymacx86.com/user-builds/83032-lamoscas-build-core-i7-3770-ga-b75m-d3p-32gb-ram-hd4000.html That should have the info you need :)

I was away during the holidays, so I haven't had time to work on HDMI audio. There is another recent build thread with this motherboard and the i5 (I believe the 3750) that you may want to read. It appeared they got HDMI audio working. I was working on following their instructions, but haven't...

I assume you still installed the Realtek Audio driver, correct? As I understand it, you used the legacy one (not the current). Was this from the "With DSDT" or "Without DSDT" section?

Yes, already installed. I'll add it to the list of components. I use server primarily for the centralized Time Machine backups of all the Macs in our house.

LaMosca's Build: Core i7-3770 - GA-B75M-D3P - 32GB RAM - HD4000 Components Apple OS X version 10.8.2 Mountain Lion https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/os-x-mountain-lion/id537386512?mt OS X Server https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/os-x-server/id537441259?mt=12 Athena Power...

I'm trying to figure this out myself. If I get it working and you're still interested in using it, I'll try to help. Right now, my mind is still swimming between all the different docs and procedures, trying to figure out which ones apply to my situation.

I tested rolling back to v100202legacy. Removed HDAEnabler1.kext and AppleHDA.kext and then used MultiBeast to install v100202legacy. Ran permissions repair and rebooted. Opened Sound pref pane and there were no input options available and the only output options were my AirPlay devices...

So simply rolling back to the earlier kext like asusman suggested to me resolved the HDMI audio issue for you? And then when you updated (from OS X 10.8.1 to 10.8.2 or some other update?) you had to re-apply this via MultiBeast?

Before I made any change to the audio driver, I wanted to test to make sure what works and what doesn't (with driver v100302) I moved the server to where I could connect various audio and video sources. I connected my external esata drives, installed some additional software and so far all is...

It now boots with no options! However, I seem to have no sound on any output I try. I have no internal speaker in my case so can't test that one, there are two Line Outs listed in the Sound Pref Pane, neither of those seems to work and I can't yet test the optical out, I need to find a cable so...

No luck. New screenshot from boot with "-v" attached.