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- Gigabyte Z77X-DS3H
- CPU
- Intel i5-2500K
- Graphics
- Geforce 640 2GB
- Mac
- Classic Mac
- Mobile Phone
I have a Gigabyte EP43-UD3L motherboard, 8 gb of RAM, Quad-Core Xeon CPU, and NVIDIA 9500 GT in my "hackintosh" build. I was able to upgrade to 10.6.8 using this guide:
EP43-UD3L 10.6 SL Snow Leopard Install - InsanelyMac Forum
However today I have embarked on getting Mountain Lion installed. I tried to upgrade but that didn't work so I was starting a fresh build using this guide:
Install OS X Mountain Lion Hackintosh On A PC [How-To Tutorial] | Redmond Pie
It booted great and I went to use MultiBeast. I installed EasyBeast as well as the ALC888 folder, and the Realtek 81xx network kext. However after installing these (network works great even without the Realtek kext, sound however does not work) and restarting I get to the Apple loading screen, it seems to load then my monitor goes right into sleep mode. I can't do anything from there except shutting down.
I have tried GraphicsEnabler=Yes and No and the -v (which doesn't hang up anywhere) boot however all of these produce the same result.
Any help on this topic is greatly appreciated!
EP43-UD3L 10.6 SL Snow Leopard Install - InsanelyMac Forum
However today I have embarked on getting Mountain Lion installed. I tried to upgrade but that didn't work so I was starting a fresh build using this guide:
Install OS X Mountain Lion Hackintosh On A PC [How-To Tutorial] | Redmond Pie
It booted great and I went to use MultiBeast. I installed EasyBeast as well as the ALC888 folder, and the Realtek 81xx network kext. However after installing these (network works great even without the Realtek kext, sound however does not work) and restarting I get to the Apple loading screen, it seems to load then my monitor goes right into sleep mode. I can't do anything from there except shutting down.
I have tried GraphicsEnabler=Yes and No and the -v (which doesn't hang up anywhere) boot however all of these produce the same result.
Any help on this topic is greatly appreciated!