Lenovo ThinkCentre M82 El Capitan 10.11.6 Fresh Instal (Model 3306g3u)

[AlexanderDefensor]

I'm trying to get El Capitan running on a Lenovo ThinkCentre M82 that was given to me. I have seen someone on ****** claim they had success installing OS X, but they didn't say which operating system. El Capitan is the newest version that I have access to since my Macbook is pretty old.

I have successfully installed Unibeast and El Capitan onto my USB key. When I boot into the OS X install partition I get the Apple Logo and a loading bar. Once It have reached somewhere between 25-30% I get this error:

panic (cpu 0 caller 0xffffff80247ce6fa): Kernal trap at 0xffffff7fa960466f, type 13=general protection, registers:
(the rest should be in the screen shot, but I can type it out if necessary)

I have tried searching the forums, but being a newbie it's really easy to get lost! If there are specific threads I should read please direct me there!

 

[BreBo]

@AlexanderDefensor, please update your profile (personal details) with your Motherboard (Mobo), CPU and iGPU or Graphics Card.
If you have a prebuilt computer enter make and model instead of motherboard (Mobo).

Profiles are mandatory so that others can assist you.

 

[AlexanderDefensor]

@AlexanderDefensor, please update your profile (personal details) with your Motherboard (Mobo), CPU and iGPU or Graphics Card.
If you have a prebuilt computer enter make and model instead of motherboard (Mobo).

Thanks! I must have forgotten to hit save!

 

[krsboimo0o0o]

I was able to get it working on an m58p a while back. Had a cheap quadro gfx card, junk but it worked. Had to use an audio & WiFi dongle tho. Audio stopped working after one of the updates. Is there a way to see an existing systems boot settings? I'm checking for similarities now.
Edit typo in model #

 

[AlexanderDefensor]

I was able to get it working on an m58p a while back. Had a cheap quadro gfx card, junk but it worked. Had to use an audio & WiFi dongle tho. Audio stopped working after one of the updates. Is there a way to see an existing systems boot settings? I'm checking for similarities now.
Edit typo in model #

I'll see what I can grab tomorrow for BIOS settings.

What typo do you see in the model number?