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Hello everyone,
I tried to solve this problem on my own, but I can't find a solution. So I need to ask you for help.
My problem is in Yosemite, running still on an external USB thumb by using UniBeast 6 (Clover):
-> 1. the "sand clock" = "colored luck wheel" appears...
-> 2. some seconds later my monitor goes black but stays on.
For a deeper look into it, I want to give you a shortened overview:
To upgrade to the next level, I opened my App Store an tried to download Sierra. As soon as I pressed the download button the App Store told me that I would not have the right HW for the OSX SW.
So I thought well this is wired and finally decided to install Yosemite on my system which I had downloaded on it long time ago (September 2014). But I never got to the point where it was necessary to upgrade in the past. So I copied Yosemite to my external HDD and deleted it from the application folder.
Today, I dropped Yosemite back again into the application folder to use it for UniBeast. But as I tried to create a bootable USB by using UniBeast 5, a restriction popped up that it would not let me do it, because it said something like "it would need a valid version of OSX 10.10". On the same step I was asked to download Yosemite again which was not possible for me, because of the described situation above. I found out that UniBeast is checking some how if its a legal version. But that only works if it does always stay in the application folder. So probably I screwed this up by deleting it from the application folder.
So I tried my luck with UniBeast 6 which uses Clover as bootloader. And "tada..." yes it worked. (https://www.tonymacx86.com/resources/unibeast-6-2-0.314/)
But now, here is the problem I run into (system is runing (still) with Clover booting from the USB drive):
- I installed Yosemite on one of my new HDD Seagate Barracuda ST3000DM001.
- Finally, I entered Yosemite and the system settings to adjust my mouse, was done with that, wanted to do something else and all of a sudden:
-> 1. the "sand clock" = "colored luck wheel" appeared...
-> 2. some seconds later my monitor went orange with stripes in it... so...
... I restarted the system. Did boot again from the USB using Clover. Entered Yosemite, opended MultiBeast 7.5. and as I was trying to set things up in it for later use in the system, it happened again:
-> 1. the "sand clock" = "colored luck wheel" appeared
-> 2. but this time some seconds later my monitor went black and did stay on.
Then I tried something else.
I did a hard restart and I chose the option drive "Recovery" on the boot screen of Clover, cause I needed to use Time Machine (which you can find in the "Recovery" drive of clover) to create a recovery on my 1st of 2 new HDD ST3000DM001 to check if I could create a clone of my actually working LION system from my 3rd HDD (1TB).
After running the Time Machine process with Clover I found out that it did its job, but there was no Audio, USB 3.0 and it would not boot as expected before on its own. I still would need to run it by using the USB thumb with Clover on it.
So I did research on that issue and I found and watched this Video of "how to get an Hac running again by using Time Machine":
Finally, I did not follow this path any longer, cause I got the wish to get my "old system" upgraded to run it with Yosemite.
Why? Because I do not like to go through the license process of all my (legal used) programs again.
Problem:
So here is the Situation. By now, I installed Yosemite over the Lion system which I did backup with Time Machine on my new HDD. And in this setup I also get:
-> 1. the "sand clock" = "colored luck wheel" appears.
-> 2. some seconds later my monitor goes black but says on
Does anyone know this problem and do you have an idea what I can do to get the problem fixed.
Thank you for helping me out.
Kind regards
I tried to solve this problem on my own, but I can't find a solution. So I need to ask you for help.
My problem is in Yosemite, running still on an external USB thumb by using UniBeast 6 (Clover):
-> 1. the "sand clock" = "colored luck wheel" appears...
-> 2. some seconds later my monitor goes black but stays on.
For a deeper look into it, I want to give you a shortened overview:
To upgrade to the next level, I opened my App Store an tried to download Sierra. As soon as I pressed the download button the App Store told me that I would not have the right HW for the OSX SW.
So I thought well this is wired and finally decided to install Yosemite on my system which I had downloaded on it long time ago (September 2014). But I never got to the point where it was necessary to upgrade in the past. So I copied Yosemite to my external HDD and deleted it from the application folder.
Today, I dropped Yosemite back again into the application folder to use it for UniBeast. But as I tried to create a bootable USB by using UniBeast 5, a restriction popped up that it would not let me do it, because it said something like "it would need a valid version of OSX 10.10". On the same step I was asked to download Yosemite again which was not possible for me, because of the described situation above. I found out that UniBeast is checking some how if its a legal version. But that only works if it does always stay in the application folder. So probably I screwed this up by deleting it from the application folder.
So I tried my luck with UniBeast 6 which uses Clover as bootloader. And "tada..." yes it worked. (https://www.tonymacx86.com/resources/unibeast-6-2-0.314/)
But now, here is the problem I run into (system is runing (still) with Clover booting from the USB drive):
- I installed Yosemite on one of my new HDD Seagate Barracuda ST3000DM001.
- Finally, I entered Yosemite and the system settings to adjust my mouse, was done with that, wanted to do something else and all of a sudden:
-> 1. the "sand clock" = "colored luck wheel" appeared...
-> 2. some seconds later my monitor went orange with stripes in it... so...
... I restarted the system. Did boot again from the USB using Clover. Entered Yosemite, opended MultiBeast 7.5. and as I was trying to set things up in it for later use in the system, it happened again:
-> 1. the "sand clock" = "colored luck wheel" appeared
-> 2. but this time some seconds later my monitor went black and did stay on.
Then I tried something else.
I did a hard restart and I chose the option drive "Recovery" on the boot screen of Clover, cause I needed to use Time Machine (which you can find in the "Recovery" drive of clover) to create a recovery on my 1st of 2 new HDD ST3000DM001 to check if I could create a clone of my actually working LION system from my 3rd HDD (1TB).
After running the Time Machine process with Clover I found out that it did its job, but there was no Audio, USB 3.0 and it would not boot as expected before on its own. I still would need to run it by using the USB thumb with Clover on it.
So I did research on that issue and I found and watched this Video of "how to get an Hac running again by using Time Machine":
Finally, I did not follow this path any longer, cause I got the wish to get my "old system" upgraded to run it with Yosemite.
Why? Because I do not like to go through the license process of all my (legal used) programs again.
Problem:
So here is the Situation. By now, I installed Yosemite over the Lion system which I did backup with Time Machine on my new HDD. And in this setup I also get:
-> 1. the "sand clock" = "colored luck wheel" appears.
-> 2. some seconds later my monitor goes black but says on
Does anyone know this problem and do you have an idea what I can do to get the problem fixed.
Thank you for helping me out.
Kind regards