High Sierra 10.13.3 and Z77x-UDH5 : not boot with multibeast

[oxoCreations]

Hello Tony team !

After more one year on Sierra, I've decided to go on High Sierra with my z77x-ud5-th, Intel i7 3770k and geforce 660 !

it's not my first installation of unibeast but like the every time; it's for multibeast where I've a lot of problems... I've try some configuration but they not work at all.

But with the USB key as boot all my mackintosh works ! I've try three multibeast conf (see attach) but nothing... and I don't know why. I've this screen on boot on SSD (see attach).

The little detail I have on usb boot : I've to uncheck "set Nvidia to VESA" to boot. Bios is ok, I don't change anything, all perfectly works with Sierra..

Can you help me ??

Thank you !

 

[Feartech]

Hello Tony team !

After more one year on Sierra, I've decided to go on High Sierra with my z77x-ud5-th, Intel i7 3770k and geforce 660 !

it's not my first installation of unibeast but like the every time; it's for multibeast where I've a lot of problems... I've try some configuration but they not work at all.

But with the USB key as boot all my mackintosh works ! I've try three multibeast conf (see attach) but nothing... and I don't know why. I've this screen on boot on SSD (see attach).

The little detail I have on usb boot : I've to uncheck "set Nvidia to VESA" to boot. Bios is ok, I don't change anything, all perfectly works with Sierra..

Can you help me ??

Thank you !

do a search for mach reboot

 

[cmn699]

Hello Tony team !

After more one year on Sierra, I've decided to go on High Sierra with my z77x-ud5-th, Intel i7 3770k and geforce 660 !

it's not my first installation of unibeast but like the every time; it's for multibeast where I've a lot of problems... I've try some configuration but they not work at all.

But with the USB key as boot all my mackintosh works ! I've try three multibeast conf (see attach) but nothing... and I don't know why. I've this screen on boot on SSD (see attach).

The little detail I have on usb boot : I've to uncheck "set Nvidia to VESA" to boot. Bios is ok, I don't change anything, all perfectly works with Sierra..

Can you help me ??

Thank you !

• If your BIOS options are perfect , then you have a CLOVER that has problems to carry this USB Installer disk to its destination screen-> Disk Utility/MacOS Installation screen.
• Your uploaded Multibeast config is of no use to diagnose the Boot problem of a USB installer disk created with Unibeast.
• Whatever you do at the CBM screen is a last ditch effort to change some settings of your config.plist
• If they don't help , then there could be significant issues with CLOVER.
  • Since config.plist is a cheatsheet to use CLOVER/kexts/Other, CLOVER/drivers64UEFI, those folders must be all OK for config.plist to help booting.
• I suspect the problem to be inside CLOVER [if you can exonerate BIOS.]
  • To get help, upload CLOVER from the USB disk.
    • If you need the required steps for uploading CLOVER, please check #4

 

[jaradi]

Hello Tony team !

After more one year on Sierra, I've decided to go on High Sierra with my z77x-ud5-th, Intel i7 3770k and geforce 660 !

it's not my first installation of unibeast but like the every time; it's for multibeast where I've a lot of problems... I've try some configuration but they not work at all.

But with the USB key as boot all my mackintosh works ! I've try three multibeast conf (see attach) but nothing... and I don't know why. I've this screen on boot on SSD (see attach).

The little detail I have on usb boot : I've to uncheck "set Nvidia to VESA" to boot. Bios is ok, I don't change anything, all perfectly works with Sierra..

Can you help me ??

Thank you !

Was dealing with this same situation today. You need to find the “dump tables” option in clover and dump the MACH tables if I remember correctly. I’m in the middle of re-installing due to APFS issues so I can’t check the exact values at this moment. Hope this helps.

 

[BreBo]

I've this screen on boot on SSD (see attach).

Try to drop the MATS table.
At Clover Boot Screen select Options > ACPI Patching > Tables dropping > Drop MATS