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Howdy,
I realise that newer versions of Chimera (1.7.0) and MultiBeast (4.2.0) were just released. However, I thought I should report this bug associated with the previous versions in case it was overlooked. I'm unsure if this is a common or isolated issue.
Basically, when using MultiBeast (4.1.0) for a UserDSDT installation or a separate Chimera (1.6.0) installation, the boot loader fails to install correctly. Essentially, after running MultiBeast (4.1.0), the UniBeast USB drive (with an extracted version of Chimera 1.6.0 copied to the root directory) will need to be used again to access Disk Utility and Terminal to manually install the boot loader.
When the installation screen appears, Disk Utility will need to be used to unmount the OS X Lion partition and then Terminal will need to be used to copy "boot1h" from the USB drive to the OS X Lion partition using:
dd if=boot1h of=/dev/rdisk0s2
If you require any additional information, please let me know!
I realise that newer versions of Chimera (1.7.0) and MultiBeast (4.2.0) were just released. However, I thought I should report this bug associated with the previous versions in case it was overlooked. I'm unsure if this is a common or isolated issue.
Basically, when using MultiBeast (4.1.0) for a UserDSDT installation or a separate Chimera (1.6.0) installation, the boot loader fails to install correctly. Essentially, after running MultiBeast (4.1.0), the UniBeast USB drive (with an extracted version of Chimera 1.6.0 copied to the root directory) will need to be used again to access Disk Utility and Terminal to manually install the boot loader.
When the installation screen appears, Disk Utility will need to be used to unmount the OS X Lion partition and then Terminal will need to be used to copy "boot1h" from the USB drive to the OS X Lion partition using:
dd if=boot1h of=/dev/rdisk0s2
If you require any additional information, please let me know!