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- Apr 10, 2015
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- Motherboard
- MSI x99SLI Plus
- CPU
- Intel i7-5820k
- Graphics
- EVGA GeForce GTX970 ACX 2.0
- Mac
- Classic Mac
- Mobile Phone
Recently I was able to get a pretty beast pc rig through work and I've been trying to get my OS of choice on it.
I've been having trouble getting this build to work. I've seen a few posts recommending using a different graphics card for installation and later installing the nvidia drivers but I don't have a graphics card for that option. Some more recent posts seem to have managed to get this build to work without that work around but haven't been clear on what steps they used.
So far I have tried the standard installation with UniBeast, -v nv_disable=1 flags as well as the voodoo kext, and modifying the kernel as suggested here: http://www.tonymacx86.com/yosemite-...x-gtx-970-ga-x99-ud4-yosemite-hackintosh.html
That resulted in several hangs on the install at various places. the most common one was PCI bluetooth start, but at one point I made it to trying to setup a temporary recovery folder but being unable to find it.
Any help or directions to current guides would be greatly appreciated!
I've been having trouble getting this build to work. I've seen a few posts recommending using a different graphics card for installation and later installing the nvidia drivers but I don't have a graphics card for that option. Some more recent posts seem to have managed to get this build to work without that work around but haven't been clear on what steps they used.
So far I have tried the standard installation with UniBeast, -v nv_disable=1 flags as well as the voodoo kext, and modifying the kernel as suggested here: http://www.tonymacx86.com/yosemite-...x-gtx-970-ga-x99-ud4-yosemite-hackintosh.html
That resulted in several hangs on the install at various places. the most common one was PCI bluetooth start, but at one point I made it to trying to setup a temporary recovery folder but being unable to find it.
Any help or directions to current guides would be greatly appreciated!