Success on a mountain lion / windows 7 dual boot hackintosh. No Flags, no PCIROOTUID stuff or any of that. Let me know if you have any further questions. I just wrote the steps I went through quickly so I could throw them up.
i7 3770K, 16GB, 660Ti, Mavericks!
- downloaded mavericks from App Store (I was on mountain lion)
- downloaded unibeast and created a bootable mavericks drive
- booted off the drive using F8, (asus sabertooth z77)
- chose the mavericks option
- installed over the existing mountain lion OS. I didn't want to lose my dual boot with windows 7.
- let it install. The last portion that says “less than one minute remaining” took FOREVER. BE PATIENT AND LET IT FINISH! Probably took an extra five minutes for me than before
– When it prompted to reboot, it threw a kernel panic over the AppleIntelCpuPowerManagement.kext what I ended up doing was unzipping the kext file from the latest Maverick’s Multibeast installation, and throwing it inside the MacOS main drive under System/Library/Extensions with a spare SATA -> USB drive and an older MacBook. I replaced whatever Kext was originally in there.
- Once I got in I ran multibeast and life is GOOD!
- The only issue I have right now is that my processor (3770K) isn’t stepping down. Might be an issue with how I used Multibeast.
- celebrate?