Kernel Panic CustoMac Pro 2011 GA-Z68X-UD3H-B3

[nickkok2]

After running Multibeast, my hackintosh cannot boot into Mountain Lion. On the white loading screen with the apple, I get the kernel panic pictured below. Can anyone please help me decipher this kp? Which Multibeast settings should I be using for my motherboard?

Specs:
MB: Gigabyte GA-Z68X-UD3H-B3 F10
CPU: Intel i7-2600k
HD: Corsair M4 SSD
Memory: 6GB Corsair 1600Mhz DDR3
Graphics: Intel HD 3000

Thanks!

 

[Phathak]

Have you tried booting with "GraphicsEnabler=No" ?

 

[twiztidninja]

i would try a diffrent system deffinition prolly imac 12,2 or nac pro 3,1

 

[nickkok2]

Have you tried booting with "GraphicsEnabler=No" ?

With the built in HD3000 graphics, you don't need to.

i would try a diffrent system deffinition prolly imac 12,2 or nac pro 3,1

This is what fixed my kernel panic. The Mac Pro 5,1 definition assumes that your motherboard has a different type of RAM. For details there are other specified threads. From what I discovered, the Mac Pro 3,1 definition is the safest. With it, I now have a fully functional Mountain Lion build!

If anyone reading this in the future has the same build and problems, feel free to contact me.

 

[Cydonia22]

With the built in HD3000 graphics, you don't need to.




This is what fixed my kernel panic. The Mac Pro 5,1 definition assumes that your motherboard has a different type of RAM. For details there are other specified threads. From what I discovered, the Mac Pro 3,1 definition is the safest. With it, I now have a fully functional Mountain Lion build!

If anyone reading this in the future has the same build and problems, feel free to contact me.

Looks like I'm having a very similar problem. How did you get back in to change the definition? Did you have to reformat and restart?