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Hello people,
This is my third hackintosh install in the same computer, and I never had so many difficulties.

I used unibeast for the Mavericks installation, and without any flag. After install if I boot from the usb everything works perfect.

After installing chimera in the hdd, I cannot boot. Usb boot not working too.

The log shows that inyects the gfx card succesfully, but then it stops in this line:
*** [IOBluetoothHCIController][SearchForTransportEventTimeOutHandler] -- Missing Bluetooth Controller Transport!

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Laptop:
Packard Bell EasyNote TS44 HR

Intel i5-2430M 2,4 GHz
Nvidia GT540M 2gb
4gb RAM
HD3000 integrated graphics
1T HDD

The extras that I installed using Multibeast:
- Smbios.plist of a MacbookPro8,1
- NullCpuManagement Kext (Without it, the boot stops at "System uptime in nanoseconds")

Flags tried:
GraphicsEnabler=Yes
GraphicsEnabler=Yes SkipNvidiaGfx=Yes SkipAtiGfx=Yes
GraphicsEnabler=Yes SkipAtiGfx=Yes SkipIntelGfx=Yes
UseKernelCache=No (it boots perfect if I do it from the USB, but no luck from the hdd)
 

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I see in the picture now failed to load intel HD3000 graphics...
Try
GraphicsEnabler=Yes IGPEnabler=No -f -v
What option did you select with Multibeast? EasyBeast?
 
Hello people,
This is my third hackintosh install in the same computer, and I never had so many difficulties.

I used unibeast for the Mavericks installation, and without any flag. After install if I boot from the usb everything works perfect.

After installing chimera in the hdd, I cannot boot. Usb boot not working too.

The log shows that inyects the gfx card succesfully, but then it stops in this line:
*** [IOBluetoothHCIController][SearchForTransportEventTimeOutHandler] -- Missing Bluetooth Controller Transport!

(image added)

Laptop:
Packard Bell EasyNote TS44 HR

Intel i5-2430M 2,4 GHz
Nvidia GT540M 2gb
4gb RAM
HD3000 integrated graphics
1T HDD

The extras that I installed using Multibeast:
- Smbios.plist of a MacbookPro8,1
- NullCpuManagement Kext (Without it, the boot stops at "System uptime in nanoseconds")

Flags tried:
GraphicsEnabler=Yes
GraphicsEnabler=Yes SkipNvidiaGfx=Yes SkipAtiGfx=Yes
GraphicsEnabler=Yes SkipAtiGfx=Yes SkipIntelGfx=Yes
UseKernelCache=No (it boots perfect if I do it from the USB, but no luck from the hdd)

What chipset is in the laptop? If 7-series, there are special things you must do.

Boot with "IGPEnabler=No -x" for the time being...

You might need to also disable the nvidia (if you can) and/or remove the Nvidia kexts (GeForce*, NVDA*).
 
I see in the picture now failed to load intel HD3000 graphics...
Try
GraphicsEnabler=Yes IGPEnabler=No -f -v
What option did you select with Multibeast? EasyBeast?

Tried and here is the screenshot.
In Multibeast I didn't select any option, only installed the NullCpuManagement kext, chimera, and MacbookPro 8,1.

What chipset is in the laptop? If 7-series, there are special things you must do.

Boot with "IGPEnabler=No -x" for the time being...

You might need to also disable the nvidia (if you can) and/or remove the Nvidia kexts (GeForce*, NVDA*).

The processor is not 7-series as I know. Deleted the nvidia kexts and booted with the flags you suggested, but I get the screen atached too.
 

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Booting with -v UseKernelCache=Yes
 

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Tried with no luck with:

-v GraphicsEnabler=Yes IGPEnabler=No UseKernelCache=Yes npci=0x2000
-v GraphicsEnabler=Yes IGPEnabler=No UseKernelCache=Yes
-v GraphicsEnabler=Yes IGPEnabler=No npci=0x2000
-v GraphicsEnabler=Yes UseKernelCache=Yes
 
Tried with no luck with:

-v GraphicsEnabler=Yes IGPEnabler=No UseKernelCache=Yes npci=0x2000
-v GraphicsEnabler=Yes IGPEnabler=No UseKernelCache=Yes
-v GraphicsEnabler=Yes IGPEnabler=No npci=0x2000
-v GraphicsEnabler=Yes UseKernelCache=Yes

Boot with IGPEnabler=no GraphicsEnabler=No -x

Then run DPCIManager to be sure of your chipset... Also what is your screen resolution?
 
Boot with IGPEnabler=no GraphicsEnabler=No -x

Then run DPCIManager to be sure of your chipset... Also what is your screen resolution?

Could not boot with this flags, but I can boot with the unibeast usb bootloader without flags.

Here you have the dpcimanager screen. The processor is 6-series and the screen resolution 1366x768

I also add the boot log when I boot from the usb without any flag. After the last screenshot the apple logo is shown, and then everything like a charm.
 

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Could not boot with this flags, but I can boot with the unibeast usb bootloader without flags.

Here you have the dpcimanager screen. The processor is 6-series and the screen resolution 1366x768

I also add the boot log when I boot from the usb without any flag. After the last screenshot the apple logo is shown, and then everything like a charm.

Boot with only "-v" not using the HDD to get boot diagnostics.
 
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