GA-B75M-D3H Kernel Panic booting Sierra Unibeast iokit iopcifamily

[scabbed]

Bios: Optimised defaults, AHCI enabled, Vt-d disabled, XHCI Handoff enabled, Serial and parallel ports disabled.

Booting Unibeast installer USB.

GA-B75M-D3H rev 1.2, Bios F15 (latest)

No graphics card, i5 3330, 8GB dual channel 1333 Kingston ram. Any ideas?

 

[rapha90]

Anything?

 

[Jinnai]

This is how I imagine my GA-B75M-D3V Sierra topic ending up, haha. I chose all the right hardware and followed all the instructions in the guide and it failed. Apparently there's no hardware/software combination you can get to make it easier.

 

[trs96]

No graphics card, i5 3330

HD2500 is not fully supported. Either get a compatible card like a GT 710 or switch to a CPU with HD4000 graphics. Then it will work.

These CPUs have HD4000 graphics built in to the CPU. i3-3225 - i3-3245 - i5-3335S - i5-3475S - i7-3770S - i7-3770.
You can also use a 3570K or an i7-3770K but it makes no sense on that B75M motherboard.

 

[trs96]

This is how I imagine my GA-B75M-D3V Sierra topic ending up, haha. I chose all the right hardware and followed all the instructions in the guide and it failed. Apparently there's no hardware/software combination you can get to make it easier.

Why not try High Sierra or Mojave ? You may have better results.

 

[Jinnai]

Why not try High Sierra or Mojave ? You may have better results.

I don't want to change the topic of this thread, so here's a link to mine: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/power-mac-g4-mdd-kernel-panic-after-boot-from-usb.277528/

I hope I'm doing it right, as I don't want to bring P1LGRIM down on us.