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Ok so next question. How do I clone this whole damn thing to a bootable USB so if anything goes wrong again I can just plug in the USB and re-install?

Ok I rebooted, and it worked again. I'm so damn confused.....

Ok, well I don't know WTF just happend, but I put back the nvidia card, and booted up the PC, and it booted into Sierra fine with the GFX card working!!!! I'm now scared to reboot haha!

Also just attempted removing the Nvidia card and just trying with the HD530 iGPU with inject intel. That works the same as if I have nv_disabled with the nvidia card installed. Makes me think it's maybe not a GFX issue?

Tried both ways. Both the same issue.

Cheers for the reply. So just did a fresh install (Been playing while waiting on a reply). Using iMac 14,2 Followed the steps in problem 6 Unfortunately still the exact same issue :( Booted in verbose mode and get the attached.... (Harder than I thought, that black screen comes quick haha!)...

Hello Guys, First of all, here are the specs of my system, unfortunately when I built the system, I didn't have a hackintosh in mind, but it's nothing special so didn't think I would have many problems. CPU: Intel Core i5 6600K Motherboard: Gigabyte Z170-Gaming K3 (Updated to the latest...

Should be able to install mountain lion fine on that. If you get a black screen during install (no signal) try instead using boot flags -x -v -f npci=0x3000 GraphicsEnabler=Yes And try again. Then once installed use Multibeast to get your sound and stuff working.

Ok DVD writer is now working :D So I can now confirm that the specs in my first post are compatible and working fantastic :D Even if they did need a little play to have them working nice lol.

Well.... During a boring bank holiday at work yesterday with nothing to do, I decided to attempt the Hackintosh again... This time I changed some BIOS settings and after install the only boot flag I needed was PCIRootUID=0 :headbang: So obviously that was a quick fix and now it boots up...

Well as an update.... I decided to give it a try, I installed OSX with no GFX card installed, updated and installed kext from unibeast and put the dedicated GPU back in. Still just a "No signal" from the monitor on boot (Even with the -x flag) So looks like I will have to buy a new GFX card...

What have you done then? Installing VIA the onboard and then going to use the dedicated GPU post install? As I will be doing the same thing (With a different card) so curious to see how it works :p But I assume it will just be a case of using Multibeast to install the kext for your GPU?

At the screen where you choose USB, have you tried putting in -x -v and then hitting enter?

Hello all, so last week I decided to use a hackintosh again (Been a couple of years now) So decided on mountain lion, setup a VM so I could buy it and setup a USB stick etc. First my specs. Intel i5 2400 3.1Ghz Sandybridge CPU (retail version) Asus P8H61-I motherboard 2x4GB Kingston HyperX...