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BOARD: GA-Z170-HD3- DDR3
CPU: i5-6400
GPU: Intel HD (onboard)
After successful boot to El Capitan desktop, I went through the simplest MultiBeast configs - audio, networking and graphics before first reboot.
Using the motherboard drivers disc, I explored it for the identities of the above components to make sure I was installing for the correct hardware. Unfortunately, the on-board Intel graphics does not identify anything other than 'Intel HD', but the MultiBeast offered 3 options for Intel HD:
HD 4600
HD 3000
HD 530
I thought process of elimination was best, thinking I could change the choice if not correct, so I chose HD 3000.
On reboot it throws up the panic "potential fifo overflow in gfx" and then keeps rebooting.
I guess I need to disable and remove the graphics installed by MultiBeast, but I don't know how if I can't boot to desktop.
It won't boot to UniBeast on USB either now so how do I get back in to edit?
CPU: i5-6400
GPU: Intel HD (onboard)
After successful boot to El Capitan desktop, I went through the simplest MultiBeast configs - audio, networking and graphics before first reboot.
Using the motherboard drivers disc, I explored it for the identities of the above components to make sure I was installing for the correct hardware. Unfortunately, the on-board Intel graphics does not identify anything other than 'Intel HD', but the MultiBeast offered 3 options for Intel HD:
HD 4600
HD 3000
HD 530
I thought process of elimination was best, thinking I could change the choice if not correct, so I chose HD 3000.
On reboot it throws up the panic "potential fifo overflow in gfx" and then keeps rebooting.
I guess I need to disable and remove the graphics installed by MultiBeast, but I don't know how if I can't boot to desktop.
It won't boot to UniBeast on USB either now so how do I get back in to edit?