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AppleUSBXHCI was not halted/waiting for root device

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APoplas said:
Hmm interesting... Till now, I only managed once to get my bootloader to slowly load, otherwise it goes fairly quickly.
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The bootloader will load very quickly. It is OS X/macOS that takes time.
 
RehabMan said:
It looks like a USB problem.
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I said it is USB problem in first post hahaha... Interesting it is, USB ports work normally, and I also got Mavericks working, but I want legit copy of either Sierra or El Capitan, but they don't seem to work... but USB ports are working just fine, seems like something with Sierra/El Capitan that's not accepting ports as usual...
 
APoplas said:
Im a bit worried that things I done till now don't overrun what I'll try to fix with your linked guide. Is it possible they overrunned anything?
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I'm not sure what you're trying to say...
 
RehabMan said:
I'm not sure what you're trying to say...
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I'm slowly giving up... I gave those kexts which guide recommends in and they didn't really change anything... I'm not using Kext Wizard if that's issue, but I doubt... It's only been doing this on Sierra and El Capitan...
 
APoplas said:
I'm slowly giving up... I gave those kexts which guide recommends in and they didn't really change anything... I'm not using Kext Wizard if that's issue, but I doubt... It's only been doing this on Sierra and El Capitan...
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The key is using a USB port that works. If unsuccessful, put the installer on a SATA device and deal with USB later.
 
RehabMan said:
The key is using a USB port that works. If unsuccessful, put the installer on a SATA device and deal with USB later.
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I suppose SATA device is meant as hard drive? So I should create another partition and install it there?
 
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