HP Envy 23 AIO Kernel Panic

[CameronD]

I am attempting to install El Capitan onto an external hard drive connected to my All-In-One PC. I used the latest version of Unibeast on a 16GB flash drive, and turned off Secure Boot (I couldn't find the other recomended BIOS settings so I'm guessing my PC doesn't have them). Using a USB 2 port, the Clover boot-loader starts successfully and when I boot from the USB, the apple logo appears with the bar and loads all the way. However, once the bar is full it stops and freezes. Using verbose mode, I get 3 kernel panics and sometimes a 255 error.

I tried deleting the numbered directories under Kexts and moved the FakeSMC.kext to the "Other" file. I also tried deleting all other kext files (in the kext folder) other than FakeSMC.kext. This did nothing however and I am still stuck.

I am using an HP Envy 23 All-In-One, with an Intel Core i5-3330S, and Intel Integrated Graphics.

Here's a picture of the Kernel Panics.



Any help would be great thanks!

 

[linuxrox]

Your CPU has Intel® HD Graphics 2500 card, search on this forum but i don't think it's supported.

 

[CameronD]

Your CPU has Intel® HD Graphics 2500 card, search on this forum but i don't think it's supported.

Thanks I never even thought about that. The graphics are most likely the problem. I fixed the kernel panics with this tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-fIyyeB2AA&list=LLCe1ChBRfV9jwRFo7syPRow&index=1

However, I am still getting the 255 error and a couple new ones. "VeryLowDIsk: vol:untitled", "Missing Bluetooth Controller Transport" and also after the 255 error now, it tells me to consider rebuilding the kernel? Should I find a newer FakeSMC? Is there a work around for the 2500 graphics, like replacing some kext files with ones that support my gpu? And could you link the forum that you said I should look at.

 

[linuxrox]

you should search this forum. Missing Bluetooth controller typically means system is not able to load graphic adapter drivers ..probably because they are not supported in your case.