Giacomoleopardo Build - ZOTAC Z77-ITX WiFi - Core i7-3770T - MacMini 6,2 on Mavericks
Hi Giac,
As you may have guessed, I think your guides are great! Can I suggest some minor changes for the clover guide?
Firstly, I note you still created the USB via UniBeast. I used the guide by TonyMac
here and with this board, its use the UEFI capable settings.
Benefits: This creates the recovery partition allowing Back to my Mac to work.
Secondly, for iMessaqe, I could log in, but was unable to send messages as contacts showed in red, but following thew System ID fix by jaymonkey
here fixed it. Basically, running the following command in terminal:
and pasting the result in Clover Configurator under System Parameters / Custom UUID (the last clover screenshot you have given) and having Inject System ID checked on the same page. Saving and rebooting without caches.
The only other thing I found I had to do was to fix an initialisation error 70017 on the Blu ray drive when loading DVD's by installing the kext by SJ Underwater found here. However, I do have a different drive to yourself. I'm using a Panasonic UJ-265 Blu ray writer so this may not be needed in your build. - This is not needed as it was actually caused by the version of blu-ray player software I was using which has now been fixed.
The last comment I would make is that I'm guessing you used the same Multibeast configuration screen shot in both guides

as I don't believe the following settings are needed when using Clover:
Code:
Drivers > System > AppleRTC Patch for CMOS Reset
Customize > Boot Options > Basic Boot Options
Customize > System Definitions > Mac mini > Mac Mini 6,2
Customize > Themes > tonymacx86 Black
Although,
Code:
Drivers > System > AppleRTC Patch for CMOS Reset
Maybe needed with your version of Clover, but I can't see the screen shot for Kernel and Kext Patches where you can select Apple RTC to replace this.
I also left my SMBios config page in Clover Configurator completely bank with no side effects as far as I can tell.
But I would never have gotten this far without your guide to begin with, so thank you very much. The only thing I can't have working properly is the green screen issue with iTunes purchased content
Last comment: Using EFI method adds an extra option in bios about graphics output. I remember seeing it, but can't for the life of me remember which tab it's on. The reason for mentioning though is that with that set, I don't get the blank screen issue I had at switch on and had an annoying work around for (I had to power the monitor on about 2 seconds after the hack box!). I thought this
might mean that you can use the built in DisplayPorts with your apple cinema display?
Thanks again,
Parallel