I get a System Uptime in nanoseconds error with my Samsung RF511 - s05 - Help please

[rhui099]

Okay, here's another set of screenshots...

Flags: -v



Flags: DropSSDT=Y GenerateCStates=Y GeneratePStates=Y

 

[rhui099]

Re-upload:

/Extra folder



/Extra/Extensions

 

[RehabMan]

Re-upload:

/Extra folder

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/Extra/Extensions

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After a fresh install and following my guide for power management, you should not have Extra/Extensions or Extra/Extensions.mkext.

Is this booting from USB, or booting your install?

 

[rhui099]

It's booting from USB, I followed a guide on how to create a USB installer for Mountain Lion, but I just used a Mavericks version instead.

I tried this just for the sake of it... I deleted the contents of the /Extra folder and build the Multibeast config again, here's the /Extra folder:



tried it, and this is what I got (-v DropSSDT=Y GenerateCStates=Y GeneratePStates=Y):




I'll try to start a fresh USB and post it later

 

[RehabMan]

It's booting from USB, I followed a guide on how to create a USB installer for Mountain Lion, but I just used a Mavericks version instead.

I tried this just for the sake of it... I deleted the contents of the /Extra folder and build the Multibeast config again, here's the /Extra folder:

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tried it, and this is what I got (-v DropSSDT=Y GenerateCStates=Y GeneratePStates=Y):

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I'll try to start a fresh USB and post it later

Your USB was not created correctly. Re-create it with Unibeast.

 

[rhui099]

Okay, I'll start from Unibeast then...thanks for the help so far, I hope I can get this Hackintosh working with your help.

I'll post updates tomorrow, really sleepy now, thanks again.

 

[rhui099]

Update:

I did a fresh USB by following this Unibeast guide, I have a question about it though, the last step (before STEP 3: Recommended UEFI Settings) said "18. Drag MultiBeast to your completed USB drive.", I did just that but it seemed to just copy Multibeast to my USB, is that right?

Anyways, I tried my USB and...

1. No flags Result: Blank screen

2. flags -v -x Result: Blank Screen

3. flags -v GraphicsEnabler=Yes Result: Blank Screen

4. flags -v -x GraphicsEnabler=Yes, PCIRootUID=1, PCIRootUID=0, and npci=0x3000
*used flags mentioned in the Unibeast Guide

Result:


Please help

 

[RehabMan]

Update:

I did a fresh USB by following this Unibeast guide, I have a question about it though, the last step (before STEP 3: Recommended UEFI Settings) said "18. Drag MultiBeast to your completed USB drive.", I did just that but it seemed to just copy Multibeast to my USB, is that right?

Yes, that is one way to copy a file.

Anyways, I tried my USB and...

1. No flags Result: Blank screen

2. flags -v -x Result: Blank Screen

3. flags -v GraphicsEnabler=Yes Result: Blank Screen

4. flags -v -x GraphicsEnabler=Yes, PCIRootUID=1, PCIRootUID=0, and npci=0x3000
*used flags mentioned in the Unibeast Guide

Result:
View attachment 82933

Please help

Remove the nvidia kexts from the USB (NV*, Geforce*).

 

[rhui099]

I removed all kexts with NV* in their file names, I didn't see any Geforce* kexts so I proceeded with trying diff flags:

-v DropSSDT=Y GeneratePStates=Y GenerateCStates=Y
Result= Blank


-v Result= Blank


-v -x GraphicsEnabler=Y PCIRootUID=1 npci=0x3000
Result



-v -x GraphicsEnabler=Y PCIRootUID=0 npci=0x3000
Result



-v -x GraphicsEnabler=Y
Result= Blank


-v GraphicsEnabler=Y Result= Blank


-v PCIRootUID=1
Result= Blank


-v -x PCIRootUID=1
Result= Blank


-v PCIRootUID=0
Result= Blank


-v -x PCIRootUID=0
Result= Blank


-v -x GraphicsEnabler=N
Result= Blank


-v GraphicsEnabler=N
Result= Blank


-v npci=0x3000
Result



-v -x npci=0x3000
Result



-v PCIRootUID=1 npci=0x3000
Result



-v PCIRootUID0 npci=0x3000
Result


all of the attempts failed this time please help

 

[RehabMan]

I removed all kexts with NV* in their file names, I didn't see any Geforce* kexts so I proceeded with trying diff flags:
...
all of the attempts failed this time please help

What is the output of 'lspci -nn' in Linux Terminal?

Is this with a Unibeast USB or your HDD install? If HDD install, what bootloader?