Laptop stuck at IOBluetooth connected to transport

[charliekp]

Hi guys, I've just successfully got my desktop hackintosh working 100% and am really pleased with it. It's opened up a lot of opportunities with software relating to my line of work. So I'm now attempting to get Yosemite on my laptop.

I started by just creating a unibeast usb with laptop support selected, and have tried this. I've made sure secure boot and everything like that in the bios is disabled. I've tried a few of the obvious boot flags like IGPEnabler, graphicsenabler and -x, but every time I try and boot the installer it gets stuck at the IOBluetooth stuff (see attached photo).

I know from experience that this is the last line before graphics so I'm 70% sure it's a grahics related issue. Anyone got any ideas?

-Charlie

My specs are:
i5 mobile
6gb ram
Intel hd 300 integrated graphics

 

[RehabMan]

Hi guys, I've just successfully got my desktop hackintosh working 100% and am really pleased with it. It's opened up a lot of opportunities with software relating to my line of work. So I'm now attempting to get Yosemite on my laptop.

I started by just creating a unibeast usb with laptop support selected, and have tried this. I've made sure secure boot and everything like that in the bios is disabled. I've tried a few of the obvious boot flags like IGPEnabler, graphicsenabler and -x, but every time I try and boot the installer it gets stuck at the IOBluetooth stuff (see attached photo).

I know from experience that this is the last line before graphics so I'm 70% sure it's a grahics related issue. Anyone got any ideas?

-Charlie

My specs are:
i5 mobile
6gb ram
Intel hd 300 integrated graphics

See guide: http://www.tonymacx86.com/yosemite-...-booting-os-x-installer-laptops-unibeast.html

Seems like you have "mixed" system (HD3000 on 7-series chipset).

If you have UEFI (you mention secure boot, which implies UEFI), use Clover: http://www.tonymacx86.com/yosemite-...oting-os-x-installer-laptops-clover-uefi.html

 

[charliekp]

Oh okay cool, I've just gone through your first link and nothing has worked. Now going to work through the second one about mixed systems. Will post update. Thanks.

 

[RehabMan]

Oh okay cool, I've just gone through your first link and nothing has worked. Now going to work through the second one about mixed systems. Will post update. Thanks.

Both links will work (mixed systems, if that's actually what you have, are covered in both guides).

But you're getting ahead of yourself. First thing: Find out what hardware you actually have. Then fill out your profile to reflect the details. This is actually the first section of both guides I linked.

 

[charliekp]

Okay I've booted back into windows and used CPU-Z, here are my specs:

System: Samsung series 3 NP3530EC-A0DDXCPU: i5-2410m/HM76
Graphics: HD3000, 1366X768

I've followed through the guide about making a dsdt, and have gone through maciasl and found the dsdt patch for Samsung series 3 laptops, which is what I have. However I'm getting two compiling errors, and I'm confused at how you fix them and what they mean.

I've attached a screenshot with of the console log, although I appreciate you don't want to have to fix everyones dsdt. But I would really appreciate if you could help me as I am completely clueless on what these mean, even after looking through the github contents.

 

[RehabMan]

Okay I've booted back into windows and used CPU-Z, here are my specs:

System: Samsung series 3 NP3530EC-A0DDXCPU: i5-2410m/HM76
Graphics: HD3000, 1366X768

I've followed through the guide about making a dsdt, and have gone through maciasl and found the dsdt patch for Samsung series 3 laptops, which is what I have. However I'm getting two compiling errors, and I'm confused at how you fix them and what they mean.

I've attached a screenshot with of the console log, although I appreciate you don't want to have to fix everyones dsdt. But I would really appreciate if you could help me as I am completely clueless on what these mean, even after looking through the github contents.

Post your native files extracted from Linux.

 

[charliekp]

If you're referring to the extracting the laptops native dsdt I used the rw everything method which created a .bin file. Is this what you need because it won't let me upload it...?

 

[RehabMan]

If you're referring to the extracting the laptops native dsdt I used the rw everything method which created a .bin file. Is this what you need because it won't let me upload it...?

Use ZIP.

 

[charliekp]

Oh okay yep makes sense.

 

[RehabMan]

Oh okay yep makes sense.

Only one error in this DSDT. Can be fixed with "Fix _PLD Buffer/Package Error" from my patch repo.