<< Solved >> Multibeast Fail After Fresh Catalina Install

[D.Houch]

So I did a fresh install of Catalina. Tried to run Multibeast after booting into Catalina using Install USB.

After booting into Catalina I ran Multibeast (latest version) ONLY for the SMBIOS. Starts to run but stops displaying a "Multibeast Fail".

I disabled SIP the proper way... still no install?

Any ideas? Prior threads regarding this on this site revealed no help.

Thanks much for any and all ideas!

 

[P1LGRIM]

Any ideas?

Please note: UniBeast 10 for Catalina is available, however MultiBeast 12 for Catalina has not been released yet. It will be available shortly. Until then, for a fresh post-installation use MultiBeast 11.3 for Mojave to install a SMBIOS and serial number. Then manually install essential kexts and optional patches.

 

[D.Houch]

Only using it for the SMBIOS... not for loading drivers/kexts!

 

[P1LGRIM]

Only using it for the SMBIOS... not for loading drivers/kexts!

MultiBeast is just a tool to help you, it doesn't do anything that you cannot do for yourself.

 

[D.Houch]

MultiBeast is just a tool to help you, it doesn't do anything that you cannot do for yourself.

Yeah, well I was told to use Multibeast only for the SMBIOS... by someone on this forum.

So, how do I remove what Multibeast placed on my fresh install of Catalina?

BTW, I got Multibeast to install (forgot to disable read-only on my drive) but now my system stops booting at the point where the screen flashes to load the graphics driver(s). I have a Radeon RX 570 Pulse which worked great on my previous Catalina install.

Thanks for your responses

 

[P1LGRIM]

Yeah, well I was told to use Multibeast only for the SMBIOS... by someone on this forum.

So, how do I remove what Multibeast placed on my fresh install of Catalina?

MultiBeast tells you what it is installing and where.

 

[D.Houch]

MultiBeast tells you what it is installing and where.

Doesn't seem to be telling me much of anything at this point!

 

[P1LGRIM]

Doesn't seem to be telling me much of anything at this point!

Just reinstall the OS and don't use MultiBeast for post installation.

 

[D.Houch]

Just reinstall the OS and don't use MultiBeast for post installation.

Yeah... that is what I decided to do!

Thanks