deadbeef Kernel Panic when booting from Unibeast USB

[r3dsh1ft]

After building the Yosemite USB stick with Unibeast and attempting to boot from it, I'm greeted with a deadbeef kernel panic (see attached).

Any suggestions on how to get past this kernel panic would be helpful. I've tried the usual boot options (-x, npci=3000, GraphicsEnabler=No, maxmem=4096, PCIRootUID=0), with no success.

My system:

CPUIntel 4770KGraphicsMSI GTX 650 Ti BoostOther HardwareMobo: MSI Z87-G45 Gaming
NIC: Intel 100/1000
Cooling: Corsair H100i, Noctura case fans
Optical: LG Blu-ray Reader/Writer

 

[Lundli]

I had the same, the only thing that got me past that was booting with -no-zp

 

[r3dsh1ft]

What does "-no-zp" do? I'm not familiar with this option. Also, is that the correct formatting?

 

[Lundli]

Something to do with memory allocation errors.. have a look at this thread,

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/to...ot-without-usb-bootdisk-maxmem4096/?p=2047910

Edit: Yes, that's the correct formatting

 

[myeyez]

I was getting the same exact error. Used maxmem=4096 and it worked just fine.

 

[Lundli]

I was getting the same exact error. Used maxmem=4096 and it worked just fine.

I tried with maxmem too, but for some reason it didn't work.. -no-zp did, no idea why that is.

 

[P1LGRIM]

Was anyone able to solve this??

I am having this exact problem

Perhaps if you read the thread ?

Post #2

I had the same, the only thing that got me past that was booting with -no-zp

Post #5

I was getting the same exact error. Used maxmem=4096 and it worked just fine.

Post #6

I tried with maxmem too, but for some reason it didn't work.. -no-zp did, no idea why that is.