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Create your USB installation using Unibeast , http://www.tonymacx86.com/374-unibeast-install-os-x-mavericks-any-supported-intel-based-pc.html
BIOS Settings
Boot Sequence
HDD and USB and uncheck everything else.
System Configuration
Disable-NIC,PPort,Serial Port
SATA Operation AHCI
Miscellaneous Devices, Uncheck everything except for External USB Port
Performance
Unable Multi Core, SpeedStep and bypass HDD
Virtualization
Unable
Assuming your already create your USB Installation, click on Finder Revealer(see attached) to view your hidden files on your USB installation. Copy and paste dsdt.aml and match_kernel(see attached) to your main root of your usb installation.
Copy all the kernel files from the folder attached to your System\ Library\Extensions
Great! Now you have a working USB installation. No need for -v, -x, -f, Gra...bla , bla bla, just boot and choose usb and hit enter.
Once you installed maverick, the same files you added to the USB installation , go ahead and add them to your system HDD. Assuming you already know you need a working mac to accomplish this. You might need to connect the harddrive where you installed Mavericks to a working Mac using a USB adapter or else. Be creative. Follow the same steps.
That said, boot your USB installation again and this time click on your Mavericks System. Thats it!. Now use multibeast to add boot and everything else.
BIOS Settings
Boot Sequence
HDD and USB and uncheck everything else.
System Configuration
Disable-NIC,PPort,Serial Port
SATA Operation AHCI
Miscellaneous Devices, Uncheck everything except for External USB Port
Performance
Unable Multi Core, SpeedStep and bypass HDD
Virtualization
Unable
Assuming your already create your USB Installation, click on Finder Revealer(see attached) to view your hidden files on your USB installation. Copy and paste dsdt.aml and match_kernel(see attached) to your main root of your usb installation.
Copy all the kernel files from the folder attached to your System\ Library\Extensions
Great! Now you have a working USB installation. No need for -v, -x, -f, Gra...bla , bla bla, just boot and choose usb and hit enter.
Once you installed maverick, the same files you added to the USB installation , go ahead and add them to your system HDD. Assuming you already know you need a working mac to accomplish this. You might need to connect the harddrive where you installed Mavericks to a working Mac using a USB adapter or else. Be creative. Follow the same steps.
That said, boot your USB installation again and this time click on your Mavericks System. Thats it!. Now use multibeast to add boot and everything else.