ASUS P8Z77-I Delux ITX with 3570K Inel HD4000

[vancityex]

hi guys i made the USB key of Mavericks and now when i boot to install it works till the apple screen with spinning wheel after that i goes in garbled display into top half and i can not do anything, so any ideas about what boot flags would work. thanks

 

[Vinleha]

Hi,
I have the same problem with the same specs! Any solutions?

 

[Going Bald]

hi guys i made the USB key of Mavericks and now when i boot to install it works till the apple screen with spinning wheel after that i goes in garbled display into top half and i can not do anything, so any ideas about what boot flags would work. thanks

First makes sure the BIOS is set to First init display = IGPU / IGFX and the integrated GPU memory is set to 64M.
If problem persists, try booting with

-v GraphicsMode=1920x1080x32

You might also want to read http://www.tonymacx86.com/mountain-...uide-asus-p8z77-i-i5-3570k-mountain-lion.html

I wouldn't think there would be much difference in installing Mavericks - BIOS settings are the same either way, but new MultiBeast may take some comparing and thinking about for best settings.

 

[Vinleha]

Still the same problem... I've installed ML using your instruction about month ago - everything was great man! I've tried upgrading it with unibeast - nothing worked, so I've erased my ssd and now I'm trying to do a clean install of the Mavericks. I've managed to launch installation with GraphicsEnabler=No iGPEnabler=No, the installation was completed and now I can't run the maverics.

 

[Vinleha]

Finally managed to solve the problem! To launch unibeast installation I used GraphicsEnabler=No iGPEnabler=No. After installation was finished - the same problem was found again: GraphicsEnabler=Yes iGPEnabler=Yes PCIRootUID=1 npci=0x3000 - and I got Mavericks screen! Then I used your Multibeast preset and set the resolution - everything works just great! Thank you Going Bald!!! I think now you can update your instruction for Mavericks.

 

[Going Bald]

I think now you can update your instruction for Mavericks.

I would do so if I still had the build, but without being able to run it and test for myself, I think best to not edit the post for Mavericks install. Would not want to post instructions that might not work when I can't test to make sure.

You are welcome to post your solution on that thread if you wish, however.