- Joined
- Jul 28, 2011
- Messages
- 42
- Motherboard
- GA-Z68MX-UD2H-B3
- CPU
- i5-2500K (LGA 1155)
- Graphics
- GTX 670
- Mac
- Classic Mac
- Mobile Phone
Referencing this thread which built my hackintosh a year ago (Which I never personally updated to Lion btw):
http://www.tonymacx86.com/user-buil...x-ud2h-b3-i52500k-rad-hd-6850-lion-snole.html
I've put in a brand new hard drive, disconnected all other HDs, the 6850 (running off the onboard), and put myself on 4gb ram.
I was able to make a 10.8 MLion USB installer easily enough and formatted the hard drive to a single GUID Mac OS X Journaled partition and have been able to successfully install 10.8 on the HD using this tony guide: tonymacx86 - UniBeast 1.5: Install OS X Mountain Lion on Any Supported Intel-based PC
Network drivers work right away - nothing extra needed it seems.
Audio - non functional out of the box. If I attempt to boot from the HD directly, it reboots endlessly (duh).
Running Multibeast 4.6.1 and using the exact DSTD.aml from my 10.6 install has so far not worked (the one attached to Frostcall's original post), leads to a "pci root value was not found" error and kernel panics at the gray boot screen. Hm.. a problem.
An easyBeast install with no options other than repair permissions allows the computer to boot without the USB installer, but loses the network driver (and still no audio)....
Added network drivers back with Lnx2Mac realteck "release" version drivers - network connection works.
Added Audio Realtek ACL8xx ---> enabled - -- unified injector, rollback, non-dsdt HDA enabler for 889, and patched apple - No joy so far.
At this point I decided to replace the easybeast dsdt. I went back to the Tonyxmac DSDT database and found the F5 version for this motherboard. Display resolution is now the full size out of the onboard video, network continues to work.
Added Core i5 SSDT Boot option - no problems experienced so far - About this mac reports the i5-2500k (3.3ghz) as a 3.79ghz i5 now. Under 10.6.8 it was a 3.29ghz
Attempting to force an iMac 12,2 profile (like previous 10.6.8 stable install) was causing freeze/graphics issue on boot, skipped.
Audio driver success - installed the realtek ALC8xxHDA (not legacy) from the Unified Device Injector, AppleHDA Rollback, and ALC889 from the non-dsdt HDAEnabler.
Going to add back in the remaining 4x4gb ram recognized, 6850 working flawlessly so far.
Tried Multibeast's NEC USB 3.0 drivers, no success so far....
Attached is the current trial and error Multibeast options I picked, the USB 3.0 ports on the motherboard still are nonfunctioning so I left that option unchecked in the screenshot - the oddest thing so far: this hardware was fine as a 12,2 iMac under 10.6.8, but will fail to boot under 10.8.0. System Profiler currently identifies it as a MacPro 3,1 (Early 2008).
I'll use this system for a few days before appending it as a success. Maybe I'll get the USB3 ports to work as well. I have no ability to test the eSATA port currently. Everything else is going along swimmingly.
http://www.tonymacx86.com/user-buil...x-ud2h-b3-i52500k-rad-hd-6850-lion-snole.html
I've put in a brand new hard drive, disconnected all other HDs, the 6850 (running off the onboard), and put myself on 4gb ram.
I was able to make a 10.8 MLion USB installer easily enough and formatted the hard drive to a single GUID Mac OS X Journaled partition and have been able to successfully install 10.8 on the HD using this tony guide: tonymacx86 - UniBeast 1.5: Install OS X Mountain Lion on Any Supported Intel-based PC
Network drivers work right away - nothing extra needed it seems.
Audio - non functional out of the box. If I attempt to boot from the HD directly, it reboots endlessly (duh).
Running Multibeast 4.6.1 and using the exact DSTD.aml from my 10.6 install has so far not worked (the one attached to Frostcall's original post), leads to a "pci root value was not found" error and kernel panics at the gray boot screen. Hm.. a problem.
An easyBeast install with no options other than repair permissions allows the computer to boot without the USB installer, but loses the network driver (and still no audio)....
Added network drivers back with Lnx2Mac realteck "release" version drivers - network connection works.
Added Audio Realtek ACL8xx ---> enabled - -- unified injector, rollback, non-dsdt HDA enabler for 889, and patched apple - No joy so far.
At this point I decided to replace the easybeast dsdt. I went back to the Tonyxmac DSDT database and found the F5 version for this motherboard. Display resolution is now the full size out of the onboard video, network continues to work.
Added Core i5 SSDT Boot option - no problems experienced so far - About this mac reports the i5-2500k (3.3ghz) as a 3.79ghz i5 now. Under 10.6.8 it was a 3.29ghz
Attempting to force an iMac 12,2 profile (like previous 10.6.8 stable install) was causing freeze/graphics issue on boot, skipped.
Audio driver success - installed the realtek ALC8xxHDA (not legacy) from the Unified Device Injector, AppleHDA Rollback, and ALC889 from the non-dsdt HDAEnabler.
Going to add back in the remaining 4x4gb ram recognized, 6850 working flawlessly so far.
Tried Multibeast's NEC USB 3.0 drivers, no success so far....
Attached is the current trial and error Multibeast options I picked, the USB 3.0 ports on the motherboard still are nonfunctioning so I left that option unchecked in the screenshot - the oddest thing so far: this hardware was fine as a 12,2 iMac under 10.6.8, but will fail to boot under 10.8.0. System Profiler currently identifies it as a MacPro 3,1 (Early 2008).
I'll use this system for a few days before appending it as a success. Maybe I'll get the USB3 ports to work as well. I have no ability to test the eSATA port currently. Everything else is going along swimmingly.