Dell Inspiron 15r: Unibeast boot screen

[pka4916]

try this


UseKernalCache=No restart -f

 

[thatguyss]

okay i tried that, and the same thing still happens. In verbose mode, it reads the same problem but with UseKernelCache=No added at the end, like so:

Starting Darwin x86_64
Boot Args: boot-uu1d=6AD501CD-4DCE-37P2-9CD7 . . . . . PCIRootUID=1 UseKernelCache=1

I've uploaded at photo of the last frame before it restarts, in case anyone can make out what some of the blurry parts say and in case they are important.

Also, I don't know if this applies or not, but for the iBoot method I know that you're not supposed to have more than 4gb ram in the computer while installing mac software for the first time. I currently have 6gb in my, as that's how it came in the mail. This couldn't be the problem with unibeast on my computer could it. I have been hesitant to test it out because from what I've researched my gray screen flicker/restart hasn't happened to other people using more than 4gb ram (and I also haven't wanted to open my laptop up and figure out how to remove ram).

 

[pka4916]

ok, dumb question... Does your Laptop processor support Vt-x ? Cause that's what you need.
Tell me what laptop / processor it is. (Otherwise update your profle, that makes it easier for us )
Other wise look to see what's in the Chameleon file thats on your USB stick.

Not sure but it's either Yes or No. Don't think you can have 1 for that.
Did you try PCIRootUID=0 as well?

 

[entspeak]

Another question: Is your drive MBR or GUID? It should be MBR.

 

[thatguyss]

Alright I just updated my specs to my profile. Also, I just checked the Intel website to make sure that my processor is supported for vt-x. All of this is pretty new to me, but luckily it says my processor is supported. I did try the PCIRootUID=0 after I had tried PCIRootUID=1. And I'm not sure what you mean by the Chimera file that's on my USB stick.

 

[pka4916]

nvm about that other file lol.

Did you check in your BIOS if Virtualization is enabled ? By default it's disabled. It needs to be Enabled, otherwise it will not work.

It's rebooting for you at the part where it's switches to the graphical mode. Just a wild guess
If it's not then turn it on and see if that does the trick.

if that's not it.
try cpus=1 PCIRootUID=1 GraphicsEnabler=No -f -x
Note: It's Case Sensitive.. (Learned my lesson with that one lol )

 

[thatguyss]

virtualization was set to enabled on my bios. ill try those boot flags together and let you know how it goes.

 

[thatguyss]

no luck :/

 

[entspeak]

Also, I don't know if this applies or not, but for the iBoot method I know that you're not supposed to have more than 4gb ram in the computer while installing mac software for the first time. I currently have 6gb in my, as that's how it came in the mail. This couldn't be the problem with unibeast on my computer could it. I have been hesitant to test it out because from what I've researched my gray screen flicker/restart hasn't happened to other people using more than 4gb ram (and I also haven't wanted to open my laptop up and figure out how to remove ram). [/COLOR]

Yes, this could very well be the problem.

 

[pka4916]

For Lion you don't use Iboot