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[HELP] Lenovo T410 Yosemite wont boot after install (IOBluetoothHCIController)

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RehabMan said:
I'm not sure what you mean by 'manually'... But you will need to be sure no kexts that match that pattern are present in /S/L/E. Since you may need them later, make a backup.
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Alright ill post a list of the .kexts i delete when unibeast is done once again. Thanks for your help
 
RehabMan said:
I'm not sure what you mean by 'manually'... But you will need to be sure no kexts that match that pattern are present in /S/L/E. Since you may need them later, make a backup.
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I accidentally sent everything to the trash and cleared it, but I deleted every possible kext and it still hangs at bluetoothcontroller. I cant even get it to boot into the installer now by -x -v npci=0x2000
 
garretts228 said:
I accidentally sent everything to the trash and cleared it, but I deleted every possible kext and it still hangs at bluetoothcontroller. I cant even get it to boot into the installer now by -x -v npci=0x2000
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Boot verbose and show quality photo of the entire screen. If this is post-install, make sure you rebuild cache after removing kexts (otherwise they are still loading from cache).
 
RehabMan said:
Boot verbose and show quality photo of the entire screen. If this is post-install, make sure you rebuild cache after removing kexts (otherwise they are still loading from cache).
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This is trying to boot to the installer. If I do get it to boot to the installer and am able to install again how do I rebuild cache before first boot?
 
garretts228 said:
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This is trying to boot to the installer. If I do get it to boot to the installer and am able to install again how do I rebuild cache before first boot?
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You can use DPCIManager to rebuild cache.

You can also boot with "-f" to ignore cache... advisable when booting using the USB.

Also, I can tell from your photo that you haven't followed the guide for creating your USB...
 
RehabMan said:
You can use DPCIManager to rebuild cache.

You can also boot with "-f" to ignore cache... advisable when booting using the USB.

Also, I can tell from your photo that you haven't followed the guide for creating your USB...
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I used unibeast to make the bootable usb, and I deleted all .kexts said in the link you provided me, and the sublink on the page for 1st gen intel. How did I not follow?
 
garretts228 said:
I used unibeast to make the bootable usb, and I deleted all .kexts said in the link you provided me, and the sublink on the page for 1st gen intel. How did I not follow?
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The photo in post #15 (AppleACPIEC errors) shows that you did not delete the AppleACPIPlatform.kext from /Extra/Extensions on the USB.
 
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