Getting a "can't find /mach_kernal"

[minqhan]

So, I tried to install Yosemite with The latest Unibeast and it failed. I'm getting from Google that this is a problem because of some .plist file. I saw in the original instructions on this site to delete the mach_kernal key, but I didn't find it in my plist, and here I am now. Typing from my iPad. I can still boot up from the Unibeast USB, though. I'm gonna try a reinstall tonight. Also, I can't wipe my disk because I have important things on there from Mavericks.

please help...

 

[minqhan]

Bump

 

[Fjordn]

Try booting into your Yosemite installation via USB, then open the terminal and type

diskutil list

This should list all the drives you have, look for the one you installed Yosemite on. There might be a partition on the disk called "Boot OS X"; mount that by typing

diskutil mount diskXsY

where X and Y are the numbers your disk uses
Once mounted, open the drive in Finder (if it doesn't appear on the sidebar, open Finder > Preferences and show all drives on the sidebar) and navigate to /Extra/org.chameleon.boot.plist.
You can open it with TextEdit, and change the line "mach_kernel" to "/System/Library/Kernels/kernel"
Then reboot without the USB and see if that works

 

[budafilms]

I did that, but the system reboots.
I tried everything.

I hope Dev´s can add this strings and others to the bootladers soon.
This is not working.