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Guide to Installing Mavericks on HP Probook

antonioj07 said:
Problem solved by booting with -x -f and all the other stuff needed when installing osx for the first time (GraphicsEnabler, etc).

Thanks for answering!
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It sounds like you're booting the USB instead of your HDD partition. Or you don't have a (correctly) patched DSDT on your HDD.
 
No, i´m sure i was booting from HD (using the loader on the USB)....i did several times with only -f on all the USB ports...always failed....

Regarding DSDT, i patched it recently...i don´t know if it really has any problems, fact is after i applied Probook Installer in safe mode, all is fine again.
 
antonioj07 said:
No, i´m sure i was booting from HD (using the loader on the USB)....i did several times with only -f on all the USB ports...always failed....

Regarding DSDT, i patched it recently...i don´t know if it really has any problems, fact is after i applied Probook Installer in safe mode, all is fine again.
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Not sure what was wrong then... glad you have it going.
 
RehabMan said:
Read 10.9.x to 10.9.3 update guide, post #1.
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Thanks, that worked. Just curious, why does this happen? The need for the usb drive to boot after an update.
 
prabs99 said:
Thanks, that worked. Just curious, why does this happen? The need for the usb drive to boot after an update.
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The update provides a new, un-patched AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext. The ProBook BIOS locks CPU MSR 0xE2 which causes panic with vanilla AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement, so after an update, the new version must be patched.
 
I have problem
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and black screen. Anyone help me :(
My device hp 4440s core i3 3110M hd graphics
 
supperchym, use these flags to boot to mavericks installer

IGPEnabler=Yes IGPlatformID=01660003 dart=0 -v -x -f
 
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