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Reinstalled Chimera on Mavericks, SMBios.plist cannot be found

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Hi all!

Sadly, after a forced shutdown, my Chimera bootloader stopped working on my perfect and shiny 10.9 install.

I managed to reinstall Chimera using the newest installer from Download section.
After that I've restored my Extra Folder.

Then, at boot, I got:
Error: SMBios.plist cannot be found

I've also tried fixing permissions without success.

Then I got the specific Chimera version from 10.9 Multibeast: still the same.

What can be wrong?

Because of this reason the boot takes AGES but, in the end, it works.
I am ok with waiting but I would be really happy to get full functionality again and also scared that maybe even other parts of the system may not be working correctly.

I am using a Gigabyte GA-P55-UD5 with a 760 GTX, if this helps.

A little thing that I am not 100% sure about is that I * might * have been moving the SATA port for the Chimera HDD on the motherboard but, if I did so, I cannot remember anymore where it was plugged originally.
 
Hi all!

Sadly, after a forced shutdown, my Chimera bootloader stopped working on my perfect and shiny 10.9 install.

I managed to reinstall Chimera using the newest installer from Download section.
After that I've restored my Extra Folder.

Then, at boot, I got:
Error: SMBios.plist cannot be found

I've also tried fixing permissions without success.

Then I got the specific Chimera version from 10.9 Multibeast: still the same.

What can be wrong?

Because of this reason the boot takes AGES but, in the end, it works.
I am ok with waiting but I would be really happy to get full functionality again and also scared that maybe even other parts of the system may not be working correctly.

I am using a Gigabyte GA-P55-UD5 with a 760 GTX, if this helps.

A little thing that I am not 100% sure about is that I * might * have been moving the SATA port for the Chimera HDD on the motherboard but, if I did so, I cannot remember anymore where it was plugged originally.
SMBIOS.plist should be in the /Extra folder. If not there, check your backups. If still not found, use Kext Wizard or MultiBeast to install one.
 
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