[Guide] Sierra 10.12.2 on the AsRock Z170 Pro4

[dewey962]

Try again with different USB port in main board. Also, check your bios and make sure you have XHCI Handoff enabled.

Ugh Im about ready to give up on this whole thing. Wish I could find someone near me that could come build this for me. Anyway here's my last error

 

[Gigamaxx]

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Ugh Im about ready to give up on this whole thing. Wish I could find someone near me that could come build this for me. Anyway here's my last error

Did you change USB ports, the local host error is gone? Clover boot manager "Binaries" use cpuid 0x0506E3, and uncheck the lower CPU options except appleRTC option.

 

[dewey962]

Did you change USB ports, the local host error is gone? Clover boot manager "Binaries" use cpuid 0x0506E3, and uncheck the lower CPU options except appleRTC option.

I changed ports and unplugged anything that was plugged into other USB ports. Ill give this a shot. Don't know anyone in the Chicagoland area that can come and install this by chance?

 

[Gigamaxx]

I changed ports and unplugged anything that was plugged into other USB ports. Ill give this a shot. Don't know anyone in the Chicagoland area that can come and install this by chance?

No, I'm out west. If you keep at it you'll get it.

 

[dewey962]

Try again with different USB port in main board. Also, check your bios and make sure you have XHCI Handoff enabled.

Im getting the same issues as with post #61. I disconnected all the USB ports on my mojo and am using the USB 2.0 on the rear. I do have XHCI handoff enabled in my BIOS

I'm sorry I suck at this and keep bothering you

 

[Gigamaxx]

How did you make the USB? Is it Unibeast?

 

[dewey962]

How did you make the USB? Is it Unibeast?

Yes Unibeast. Im going to start from the beginning and try again from scratch

 

[dewey962]

Im getting the same issues as with post #61. I disconnected all the USB ports on my mojo and am using the USB 2.0 on the rear. I do have XHCI handoff enabled in my BIOS

I'm sorry I suck at this and keep bothering you

So I remade my USB boot drive from scratch with the most current Unibeast and MultiBeast from this site. Set my BIOS to exactly as stated in the guide but I don't have the option for "other OS". I have unplugged everything from my MOBO except the SSD. I don't have any graphics cards and am just using the integrated GPU 530. It still keeps crashing at the same point as in post #61. If this keeps up I think my next step is to insert my system into a wood chipper.

 

[KeithVai]

This thread is a little old but its the only one I can find for my MB...
I have spent many hours on this effort now, trying different options, USB slots, etc and I continue to get the same results: a hang "IOTimeSyncClockManager::interface matched registered service", then the stop sign with screen corruption during the install step.

I don't really understand how this all works so I'm out of ideas for things to try.

the verbose log isn't very helpful. Interweb posts imply that I am having a USB problem but I don't see any text on screen that mentions USB. I'm not sure how I could be getting this far into the process unless the USB was working since it got to the Clover loader and started the install.

BIOS is 7.30
Ive tried 10.12 and 10.13 with the appropriate Unibeast versions.

 

[Gigamaxx]

This thread is a little old but its the only one I can find for my MB...
I have spent many hours on this effort now, trying different options, USB slots, etc and I continue to get the same results: a hang "IOTimeSyncClockManager::interface matched registered service", then the stop sign with screen corruption during the install step.

I don't really understand how this all works so I'm out of ideas for things to try.

the verbose log isn't very helpful. Interweb posts imply that I am having a USB problem but I don't see any text on screen that mentions USB. I'm not sure how I could be getting this far into the process unless the USB was working since it got to the Clover loader and started the install.

BIOS is 7.30
Ive tried 10.12 and 10.13 with the appropriate Unibeast versions.

Have you disabled serial ports in bios? It may be listed in SuperIO configuration.