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Hey guys,
I'm trying to install Yosemite on my Dell Inspiron 3521 Laptop. I created a vanilla installation on an 8 GB USB 2.0 Pen drive using UniBeast. (Laptop Support Selected, Legacy USB Support unchecked as per RehabMan's thread - See below)
BIOS Settings are included as Images.
When ever I try to boot from my USB, it was showing a Kernel Panic. Unfortunately I didn't take a photo of the Kernel Panic.
Panic Error was this : " System Uptime in Nano Seconds ".
The I stumbled on this thread by RehabMan
http://www.tonymacx86.com/yosemite-laptop-support/145718-dell-inspiron-3521-a.html
So as per his instructions, I have downloaded two of his repositories from GitHub.
https://github.com/RehabMan/OS-X-Generic-USB3
https://github.com/RehabMan/OS-X-Voodoo-PS2-Controller
I have opened the projects in Xcode 6.1 and Builded it. I copied the .kext files generated in the Products folder and installed it into USB/Extra folder using Kext Wizard.
I then repaired all permissions using Kext Wizard.
This time, I was able to boot using -x -v flags. I created 5 Partitions using Disk Utility. (3 Primary and 2 Logical)
YOSEMITE : Apple Journaled Extended
WINDOWS : Fat32
TIME MACHINE - YOSEMITE : Apple Journaled Extended
STORAGE : exFat
Partition Table was set as Master Boot Record (To Dual Boot)
I installed OSX on first Partition YOSEMITE.
On reboot, I booted into YOSEMITE partition with the flags -x -v.
I have completed installation without any hiccups and booted into the OSX Desktop. I have native resolution. But the system is really sluggish, other pen drives or External HDDs are not getting detected.
When I checked About My Mac, I have full QE/CI (Intel HD 4000 1024 MB RAM). Processor is detected as i3, but only with a Clock Speed of 800 MHz.
Post Installation, all tries with various combinations of boot flags has resulted in Kernel Panic, except -x. (PCIRootUID is set by default as 0. Should I set it to 1.?)
I haven't run Multi Beast yet. My last few trials on running Multi beast on other vanilla installations were a disaster. Had to reinstall again. So I thought, I better get some expert opinion before I run Multi Beast with random options and muck up my build completely.
What should be my Next steps.?
I'm trying to install Yosemite on my Dell Inspiron 3521 Laptop. I created a vanilla installation on an 8 GB USB 2.0 Pen drive using UniBeast. (Laptop Support Selected, Legacy USB Support unchecked as per RehabMan's thread - See below)
BIOS Settings are included as Images.
When ever I try to boot from my USB, it was showing a Kernel Panic. Unfortunately I didn't take a photo of the Kernel Panic.
Panic Error was this : " System Uptime in Nano Seconds ".
The I stumbled on this thread by RehabMan
http://www.tonymacx86.com/yosemite-laptop-support/145718-dell-inspiron-3521-a.html
So as per his instructions, I have downloaded two of his repositories from GitHub.
https://github.com/RehabMan/OS-X-Generic-USB3
https://github.com/RehabMan/OS-X-Voodoo-PS2-Controller
I have opened the projects in Xcode 6.1 and Builded it. I copied the .kext files generated in the Products folder and installed it into USB/Extra folder using Kext Wizard.
I then repaired all permissions using Kext Wizard.
This time, I was able to boot using -x -v flags. I created 5 Partitions using Disk Utility. (3 Primary and 2 Logical)
YOSEMITE : Apple Journaled Extended
WINDOWS : Fat32
TIME MACHINE - YOSEMITE : Apple Journaled Extended
STORAGE : exFat
Partition Table was set as Master Boot Record (To Dual Boot)
I installed OSX on first Partition YOSEMITE.
On reboot, I booted into YOSEMITE partition with the flags -x -v.
I have completed installation without any hiccups and booted into the OSX Desktop. I have native resolution. But the system is really sluggish, other pen drives or External HDDs are not getting detected.
When I checked About My Mac, I have full QE/CI (Intel HD 4000 1024 MB RAM). Processor is detected as i3, but only with a Clock Speed of 800 MHz.
Post Installation, all tries with various combinations of boot flags has resulted in Kernel Panic, except -x. (PCIRootUID is set by default as 0. Should I set it to 1.?)
I haven't run Multi Beast yet. My last few trials on running Multi beast on other vanilla installations were a disaster. Had to reinstall again. So I thought, I better get some expert opinion before I run Multi Beast with random options and muck up my build completely.
What should be my Next steps.?