El Capitan Installation stuck on white screen

[Commsterx]

Hi,

I recently built a PC out of used components:

- Intel Desktop Board 01 (DH55TC)
- Intel Core i3-540
- Intel HD Graphics
- 8GB DDR3 RAM

I have to say I am a complete beginner. I successfully created a USB drive using Unibeast and Multibeast. I plugged it into my USB 2.0 port, ..., and booted Mac OS X from my USB drive. An Apple logo showed up with a loading bar under it. As it was filled completely, a white screen showed up for 10 minutes, after, the computer restarted. I found out you can start OS X in Verbose Mode. I got the same results. I took a few screenshots so hopefully someone can help me. I also tried Secure Mode and Single User Mode.

Thanks for help,
Erik

 

[P1LGRIM]

Your image shows an active Serial port (SuperIO) which should be disabled in your BIOS settings.
Your processor's integrated Intel® HD Graphics are unsupported.

 

[Commsterx]

Thank you so much for your reply. I fixed some BIOS-settings, now they SHOULD be alright. I connected a driverless (I think so, is that right?) Apple GT 120 from my Mac Pro, but now the computer just restarts where the OS X installation screen was before. Pls help me again. Shall I send some screenshots from Verbose Mode again?

Erik

 

[Commsterx]

I just booted Verbose Mode, here is what I get.

Is my GT 120 even supported? Pls help!!!

Or should I buy a GTX 650? The computer just immediately restarts where the installation screen should be.

 

[Commsterx]

Hi,

I tried to install OS X El Capitan on my i3-540, Intel DH55TC and 4x2GB RAM machine.

I used Clover Legacy Boot Mode using Unibeast and Multibeast. I adapted settings in my BIOS and got to Clover installation screen.

When hitting "Install OS X from Boot" the Apple Logo shows up, the little grey bar fills up and the computer restarts instantly. I tried it using Integrated Intel HD Graphics and an Apple-branded Nvidia GT 120 from my Mac Pro. It should be driverless, isn't it? I booted using -v bootflag, I will upload some images of my results. Will using different bootflags (and which?) help solving the problem?

Thank you so much for your help.
Erik