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I have:
i5-4670k
MSI Z87m-G43
VTX3D 7870 Tahiti
2x4GB Corsair RAM
Corsar CX500W
 
acwilson96 said:
I have:
i5-4670k
MSI Z87m-G43
VTX3D 7870 Tahiti
2x4GB Corsair RAM
Corsar CX500W
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You should place that information in your profile.

I'm not familiar with how AMD 7xxx works, so you'll want to look into that considering that you have a graphics issue.
 
Right now I have a monitor from my mobo to 1 monitor and another from my gfx card to another monitor and on the other monitor I just got into the installation stage!
I can confirm Mavericks is installing on my hard drive with an ETA of 20 minutes!
I may need help with drivers afterwards so it would be nice if you could check this post once I get this installed.
 
Ok I installed it and everything but I can't boot into the Mavericks straight from the Hard drive, only with the USB stick in and through chimera, it that normal? Also how do I get internet access?
 
RehabMan said:
Did you install a bootloader? Did you install network drivers?

Are you reading/following the guide?

http://www.tonymacx86.com/374-unibeast-install-os-x-mavericks-any-supported-intel-based-pc.html
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I was using that guide exactly yes, and I completed the set up and I was at the desktop, chose EasyBeast and I think the problem was I ticked multiple network drivers, I am reinstalling Mavericks right now and then I am going to install just one network driver by Mieze that I saw is compatible with my motherboard with KextBeast. And how do I go about installing a boot loader? Is that just choosing one of the chimera options?

*EDIT*
If I am using MultiBeast is EasyBeast the option I would go for based on my system?

*EDIT2*
I installed Mieze's driver via KextBeast and the ethernet is now showing up in the network settings however I still cannot get internet access, I will try rebooting the system now.

*EDIT3*
The ethernet now works, all I need now is to be able to boot without the need of the USB drive.
 
Hi you have been an amazing help to me getting this Hackintosh set up and I can't thank you enough, I am almost done and was wondering if you could help me just finish it as I only need to install Realtek Audio drivers and a boot loader. I have attached a link to my motherboards technical specs below and it says there that the audio is Realtek ALC892 Codec, so I assume I will need drivers from MultiBeast that correspond, however I am not sure if I should be using drivers from "With DSDT" or "Without DSDT". I have tried reading about DSDT's on its wiki page and I have determined tonymacx86 dont have one for my motherboard(MSI Z87m-G43) so I assume I would choose "Without DSDT", although I am not confident in my decision. I just wanted to check that and I was wondering if you could explain how to install a bootloader. Thanks!


http://www.msi.com/product/mb/Z87M-G43.html#?div=Detail
 
acwilson96 said:
Hi you have been an amazing help to me getting this Hackintosh set up and I can't thank you enough, I am almost done and was wondering if you could help me just finish it as I only need to install Realtek Audio drivers and a boot loader. I have attached a link to my motherboards technical specs below and it says there that the audio is Realtek ALC892 Codec, so I assume I will need drivers from MultiBeast that correspond, however I am not sure if I should be using drivers from "With DSDT" or "Without DSDT". I have tried reading about DSDT's on its wiki page and I have determined tonymacx86 dont have one for my motherboard(MSI Z87m-G43) so I assume I would choose "Without DSDT", although I am not confident in my decision. I just wanted to check that and I was wondering if you could explain how to install a bootloader. Thanks!


http://www.msi.com/product/mb/Z87M-G43.html#?div=Detail
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You can try "Without DSDT"... I prefer to do the DSDT edits instead.

Are you booting from your HDD yet?
 
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