- Joined
- Sep 1, 2014
- Messages
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- Motherboard
- Mavericks 10.9.5
- CPU
- Intel i7 4790k
- Graphics
- MSI GTX 760 2GB
- Mac
- Classic Mac
- Mobile Phone
Hello,
Thanks for all the support, i managed to get my Hackintosh working on Mavericks 10.9.5!
Here is a small guide, sorry for my bad englisch
My Hackintosh runs OS X 10.9.5 absolutely stable and smooth.
I am actually running Geekbench 3 Stresstest (24h)since 1 hour with no freezes!
Everything works ( Sleep, Sound , Ethernet...). T haven´t tried out iMessage and Facetime because i don´t use it.
The only issue is, that there is no sound after sleep, has anyone any idea to solve this problem???
Here is my Hardware:
Mac G5 Case
Intel i7 4790k
MSI GTX 760
Gigabyte Z97X-UD3H
16GB (2x8GB) Crucial Ballistix Sport
512GB MX100 Crucial SSD
First of all I created a USB Boot Stick with Unibeat. (Just follow the Mavericks Guide in the Forum).
Important: Install OSX only with 1 RAM Stick.
After that, i setup my Motherboard BIOS:
-Load Optimised Defaults
-Advanced Memory Settings: STANDART! (XMP Profile 1 causes me deadbeef boot error)
-VT-d: disabled
-XHCI Mode: Auto
-Intel Processor Graphic: Disabled
-EHCI Hand-Off: Enabled
-XHCI Hand-Off: Enabled
-SATA Configuration: AHCI
Finally boot into OS X installer with the following boot flags: " -x -v -no -zp maxmem=4096"
Format the SSD (or whatever your use) with the disk utility, then unmount(deactivate) it with disk utility.
Start Terminal and type the following command: dd if=/usr/standalone/i386/boot1h of=/dev/disk0s2
(Thanks to boot0 Error Guide)
Now finish the installation. Then -> Restart
Press F12 and choose your USB Boot Stick again. After a few Second you can choose between the SSD and the USB Stick, choose SSD and boot with the same flags as above.
Your Mac should now boot into OSX. -> Start Multibeat and select the following things:
Save the config, click install and reboot the System when Multibeast finished.
Finally choose your SSD and your System should boot fine now!
After all you can put your extra RAM sticks back.
If your have Questions -> ask me!
Here are some Geekbench results:
32bit:
64bit:
Thanks for all the support, i managed to get my Hackintosh working on Mavericks 10.9.5!
Here is a small guide, sorry for my bad englisch
My Hackintosh runs OS X 10.9.5 absolutely stable and smooth.
I am actually running Geekbench 3 Stresstest (24h)since 1 hour with no freezes!
Everything works ( Sleep, Sound , Ethernet...). T haven´t tried out iMessage and Facetime because i don´t use it.
The only issue is, that there is no sound after sleep, has anyone any idea to solve this problem???
Here is my Hardware:
Mac G5 Case
Intel i7 4790k
MSI GTX 760
Gigabyte Z97X-UD3H
16GB (2x8GB) Crucial Ballistix Sport
512GB MX100 Crucial SSD
First of all I created a USB Boot Stick with Unibeat. (Just follow the Mavericks Guide in the Forum).
Important: Install OSX only with 1 RAM Stick.
After that, i setup my Motherboard BIOS:
-Load Optimised Defaults
-Advanced Memory Settings: STANDART! (XMP Profile 1 causes me deadbeef boot error)
-VT-d: disabled
-XHCI Mode: Auto
-Intel Processor Graphic: Disabled
-EHCI Hand-Off: Enabled
-XHCI Hand-Off: Enabled
-SATA Configuration: AHCI
Finally boot into OS X installer with the following boot flags: " -x -v -no -zp maxmem=4096"
Format the SSD (or whatever your use) with the disk utility, then unmount(deactivate) it with disk utility.
Start Terminal and type the following command: dd if=/usr/standalone/i386/boot1h of=/dev/disk0s2
(Thanks to boot0 Error Guide)
Now finish the installation. Then -> Restart
Press F12 and choose your USB Boot Stick again. After a few Second you can choose between the SSD and the USB Stick, choose SSD and boot with the same flags as above.
Your Mac should now boot into OSX. -> Start Multibeat and select the following things:
Save the config, click install and reboot the System when Multibeast finished.
Finally choose your SSD and your System should boot fine now!
After all you can put your extra RAM sticks back.
If your have Questions -> ask me!
Here are some Geekbench results:
32bit:
64bit: