GigabyteGA-Z97X-UD3H Does Not Work

[hansolo22]

Stuck here as well.
I have this board with an EVGA NVDIA GTX 960
Installation gets stuck and displays:

MyListenerSocket:
No PATH environmemt variable set..............

I would appreciate your help otherwise I can throw a 1500 Euro machine in the trash bin and purchase a MACpro.

 

[Jithin.C.V]

Stuck here as well.
I have this board with an EVGA NVDIA GTX 960
Installation gets stuck and displays:

MyListenerSocket:
No PATH environmemt variable set..............

I would appreciate your help otherwise I can throw a 1500 Euro machine in the trash bin and purchase a MACpro.

Are you trying to install OS X or this is happening after post installation??

Post a photo of the screen after booting with -v

 

[hansolo22]

A reply...relief

No this happens when I try to install Yosemite.
I used -v but I don't know how to do a screenshot in this mode.
Do I have to put a minus sign in from of commands like GraphicsEnabler=No?

I tried to put my Mavericks disc in from my old PC which I would much prefer really, I don't like the idea to reinstall and setup all my programs and settings etc. again.

It stops with Kernel panic.

I wanted to build a high power graphic machine for my hobby that is Photography and Editing and I am ending up with a lot of money for nothing, as it looks like.


Actually I am quite frustated at the moment with Gigabyte.
I tried to update for the last FOUR hours the bios to f7e as I have F5 on it and it is impossible.
Even with a DOS bootstick the Flash tool says it is the wrong bios file.
I did verify the Rev 1.0 on the board itself.

Must say Gigabyte is going downhill, flashing a board via DOS in 2015, how sick is this?

I purchased only Gigabyte for the last 10 years but I am reconsidering.

 

[Jithin.C.V]

A reply...relief

No this happens when I try to install Yosemite.
I used -v but I don't know how to do a screenshot in this mode.
Do I have to put a minus sign in from of commands like GraphicsEnabler=No?

I tried to put my Mavericks disc in from my old PC which I would much prefer really, I don't like the idea to reinstall and setup all my programs and settings etc. again.

It stops with Kernel panic.

I wanted to build a high power graphic machine for my hobby that is Photography and Editing and I am ending up with a lot of money for nothing, as it looks like.


Actually I am quite frustated at the moment with Gigabyte.
I tried to update for the last FOUR hours the bios to f7e as I have F5 on it and it is impossible.
Even with a DOS bootstick the Flash tool says it is the wrong bios file.
I did verify the Rev 1.0 on the board itself.

Must say Gigabyte is going downhill, flashing a board via DOS in 2015, how sick is this?

I purchased only Gigabyte for the last 10 years but I am reconsidering.

If your installation got stuck or if you are getting kernel panic, then boot with flag -v (Type as it is shown in bold letters) and take a photo of the entire frozen (screen shot not possible) then attach the photo here.

 

[hansolo22]

OK here we go two screenshots, one with the flags put in and then the result.
I found on the web that you cannot install the OS with an NVDIA card in place as the board has an internal graphic too.

 

[hansolo22]

BTW I got Bios F7 finally updated, since this the temps of the 4790K are significantly down.

 

[Jithin.C.V]

First update your profile with correct details, in your profile it is showing that you have ATI graphics.

Update your build's hardware details under Profile > Basic Information section in the below format (Profile link is available on the upper right side of this website), So that we can give right suggestions.

System : Motherboard + Bootloader(Clover/Chameleon/Chimera)
CPU : Detailed CPU Model
Graphics : All Graphics Devices

For Example,
System : GA-EP43T-USB3 (Chameleon)
CPU: Intel Quad Core Q8400
Graphics : ZOTAC GeForce 240GT

OK here we go two screenshots, one with the flags put in and then the result.
I found on the web that you cannot install the OS with an NVDIA card in place as the board has an internal graphic too.

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Connect monitor to DVI/HDMI port without any converters.

Ensure that the Graphics Card is set as your primary video adapter/initial display port on BIOS
Disable Integrated Graphics on BIOS (if possible).

Then try booting with "dart=0 nv_disable=1 GraphicsEnabler=No IGPEnabler=No -f -v"

 

[hansolo22]

Thanks, will try tomorrow.
I do not use any adapters, the graphic card is straight connect via Displayport cable.

 

[chiangu]

"dart=0 nv_disable=1 GraphicsEnabler=No IGPEnabler=No -f -v" it works for me, thank you!

 

[hansolo22]

Got it working with Ozmosis Bios incl. the NVDIA graphic card.