OS X 10.10.4 Update

[woozaer]

Hi all!

After update system to 10.10.4 --Geforce 750Ti-- never boot again. What is the solution? Thanks

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with unsupported nvidia gpu like yours, the update should be done following these steps:

- download everything you need first:
1) combo update
2) nvidia alternate web drivers 346.01.03f01
- repair permissions to your working bootable osx drive
- backup your working bootable osx drive
- install combo update

I think you reached this point. NOW:

- after reboot go to bios and choose to use integrated graphics
- use boot flags nv_disable=1 instead of nvda_drv=1
- now should boot in OSX, and you can install nvidia alternate web drivers 346.01.03f01
- reboot, go to bios and set again your PCI-E graphics as default, and disable integrated graphics
- you can now boot osx, putting again nvda_drv=1 instead of nv_disable=1
- once in osx repair permissions again

This worked for me with GTX 970, I have just updated to 10.10.4

 

[arnieswap]

OS X 10.10.4 Update broke build

My build broke. I have Gigabyte GA-Z97X-UD7 TH, using built in graphics. i7 4790k, 32 GB RAM. Upgraded to 10.10.4 and it won't boot. Stuck at Missing Bluetooth Controller.

 

[neofusion]

Without knowing much about your config and assuming you typically use the separate Nvidia driver, try following woozaer's suggestion right above your post.

 

[D4NO]

Hi, I just did a clean install of 10.10.4 and now I only have a kernel panic that ends with "system uptime in nanoseconds...", there is also a problem with appleintelCPUpowermanagement. I can't boot in safe mode. With 10.10.0 i didn't had any problem. My specs are in my profile.
Can someone help me?
Sorry for my bad english

 

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[t3madden]

When running Multibeast to reinstall just the Realtek ALCXXX audio after 10.10.4 update, do I need to uncheck all other options in the Drivers tab and Customize tab, like Customize -> Boot Options -> Basic Boot Options, and others that are preselected on opening multibeast?

or, should I just simply be opening Multibeast, selecting Drivers -> Audio -> Relatek ALCXXX, building, and installing? I just want to make sure I don't need to reinstall all my options every time I rerun multibeast.

Does running multibeast overwrite the previous multibeast run? or does it append new drivers and options you've selected to the last run of multibeast?

Thanks for the help.

 

[Stork]

...or, should I just simply be opening Multibeast, selecting Drivers -> Audio -> Relatek ALCXXX, building, and installing? I just want to make sure I don't need to reinstall all my options every time I rerun multibeast.

Yes, do it this way as I stated in Post #2.

 

[olipiskandar193]

hai...i got error after install update
how to repair ?
please..help...

 

[dvandriesen]

Worked now. Needed to use -x to finish the build and then ran multibeast and just did audio will report back if have any issues thanks.

 

[dddirtman]

upgrade worked great for me, no issues