EvOReboot Kernel Panic GA-P55M-UD2 i5-750

[psygoat]

I've attempted Snow Leopard using both iBoot-Supported and iBoot-Nvidia, and with both bootloaders i get a KP relating to evoreboot.kext. I set my CMOS parameters as described, with SATA to AHCI mode, and HPET to 64-Bit. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.

 

[MacMan]

Are you using a purchased retail disc and what version of BIOS?

 

[psygoat]

well the disk is a copy of my friends retail disk, but i've used it to install onto a macbook and it works fine. the bios version is F6. thanks for the quick reply

 

[MacMan]

Update your BIOS to at least F8.

 

[psygoat]

will do.

 

[psygoat]

well i updated to F10 and the same thing happens. I loaded optimized defaults, set PCH SATA to AHCI, set HPET to 64-bit, tried safe mode and cpus=1, still kernel panic due to evoreboot.

 

[javimdq]

Same here. Did you find any solution?

 

[Lnx2Mac]

You don't need evoreboot, if using the right DSDT for your board.
Just use GigaBeast.

 

[javimdq]

You don't need evoreboot, if using the right DSDT for your board.
Just use GigaBeast.

Yes, I know, but the problem I have is that when I boot using the new iBoot supported, it is telling me that "there is no DSDT.aml". After creating an USB with the iso and include my DSDT.aml within the Extra folder, it starts booting but fails at "evoreboot". Don't know what to do. I want to reinstall 10.6.3 using this method, but for me is not working.

 

[Lnx2Mac]

You don't need evoreboot, if using the right DSDT for your board.
Just use GigaBeast.

Yes, I know, but the problem I have is that when I boot using the new iBoot supported, it is telling me that "there is no DSDT.aml". After creating an USB with the iso and include my DSDT.aml within the Extra folder, it starts booting but fails at "evoreboot". Don't know what to do. I want to reinstall 10.6.3 using this method, but for me is not working.

1st, you shouldn't need the iBoot Supported... iBoot-nVidia should work for you too.
But this is not the issue.

Burn the iso to a CD, and follow the instructions in http://tonymacx86.blogspot.com/2010/04/ ... -x-on.html

In Multibeast, you just want to select GigaBeast for your UD2...
Should work OOB for your system.

Good Luck !
Lnx2Mac