First Time Builder needs help please

[Tahoe]

1[SUP]st[/SUP] time builder is getting a white frozen screen (w/ Apple logo) on boot from SSD drive. My ML 10.8.2 build is a completely TonyMac recommended set of components: Z77X-UP5TH, i7-3770K, HD4000, Corsair Vengeance 4x8GB 1600 DDR3, 120 GB SanDisk SSD, and 2 Seagate 1TB Barracudas, Acer X223w.
Initially, using a UniBeast prepared USB flash drive I successfully loaded ML 10.8.2 on my SSD and then loaded the recommended drives via MultiBeast. The system was booting just fine from the SSD, except that I was only getting 1024x768 resolution on my monitor! Trying to fix the graphics issue, I reran the MultiBeast and whatever settings I changed caused my system not reboot from SSD any longer. Since then, I have booted up from the USB again, and erased the SSD clean and reformatted (Mac OS Extended Journaled, GUID Partition Table), then reloaded ML and MultiBeast back on it , and can get up and running initially, but on any reboot from SSD I get a frozen white screen with Apple logo and without the rotating round dial underneath it! It just seems like my system isn’t reading from my SSD! I’ve attached a few pictures of my BIOS for reference. Any advise is greatly appreciated.

 

[Going Bald]

The first thing I see is that all of the boot options start with UEFI. Change that to non UEFI - each boot device has a plain icon and a UEFI icon and we are not booting UEFI here...

 

[Tahoe]

Going Bald:

Thank you for taking the time to look over my build problems. I started with a fresh install of MultiBeast and reset my boot drives to non-UEFI, and it solved the problem. Thanks again, and please let me know if you spot anything else.


The reinstall also solved my display resolution problem. Seemingly I had erroniously checked off the GraphicEnabler=No in error, which was holding back my HD4000. The reinstall took care of that problem.

Best regards,

 

[tsench]

how do you change to non UEFI

 

[Going Bald]

how do you change to non UEFI

In BIOS each drive has a descriptor - i.e WD300 or something like that. In a UEFI BIOS, each drive has 2 descriptors:
WD300 and UEFI-WD300 and the icon for the first is a plain disk and the UEFI icon is a disk with UEFI written on top of it.
Select the one that does not have UEFI written on top of it or in front of it in the list.

 

[tsench]

In BIOS each drive has a descriptor - i.e WD300 or something like that. In a UEFI BIOS, each drive has 2 descriptors:
WD300 and UEFI-WD300 and the icon for the first is a plain disk and the UEFI icon is a disk with UEFI written on top of it.
Select the one that does not have UEFI written on top of it or in front of it in the list.



i only got 1 option which is UEFI is there anything else i need to change be able to get UEFI and Non UEFI