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- Feb 8, 2013
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- Motherboard
- PC
- CPU
- 2600k
- Graphics
- GTX 770 2GB
- Mac
- Classic Mac
- Mobile Phone
Specs:
CPU: 2600k i7 - Do not overclock for install.
Mobo: Asus p8z68-m Pro
GFX: GTX 770 MSI 2gb Twin Frozer
Ram: Kingston HyperX 2133 (Set to 1600 for install)
SSD: Patriot Pyro 60gb
Pro tip: Disk utility using USB 3.0 flash drives on a hackintosh does not seem to work when trying to format to Journaled file system. Use a USB 2.0 port instead or a usb 2.0 extension cable.
Issues: Booting into the installer was painful and very difficult.
Before you begin: Disconnect all unnecessary drives and USB keys, mass storage etc. Only your OS X Boot drive AND your OS X installation using UniBeast drive should be connected. I have found in the past that OS X has over-written my boot partition on my windows drive and that is not fun.
1. Follow the guide to begin with. i.e. load default settings, set ram to 1600mhz, don't overclock, and DISABLE VT-d. Disable multi-screen GPU and leave integrated graphics set to auto (for memory size)
2. Boot from the USB in Forced Bios and Legacy mode. Use boot flags -x -v nv-disabled. This got me to the installation. I tried everything including GraphicEnabler=yes etc. but those 3 worked for me.
3. Install as normal.
4. Allow reboot and boot from usb key to the OS X partition.
5. MultiBeast settings:
7. Open settings -> Sound -> Output -> Select "Internal Speakers" and adjust the sound. Check the box "Show volume in menu bar". Sound was not working until I did this.
8. Test youtube video that everything is running and working smoothly.
9. Enjoy!
I can NOT stress this part enough: Use a tool like Macrium Reflect, and create a rescue drive using USB, boot to it and create 2 backup images of the drive.
I prefer the USB key method rather than windows as it means there is less happening in the background and the pc is focused on one thing only.
CPU: 2600k i7 - Do not overclock for install.
Mobo: Asus p8z68-m Pro
GFX: GTX 770 MSI 2gb Twin Frozer
Ram: Kingston HyperX 2133 (Set to 1600 for install)
SSD: Patriot Pyro 60gb
Pro tip: Disk utility using USB 3.0 flash drives on a hackintosh does not seem to work when trying to format to Journaled file system. Use a USB 2.0 port instead or a usb 2.0 extension cable.
Issues: Booting into the installer was painful and very difficult.
Before you begin: Disconnect all unnecessary drives and USB keys, mass storage etc. Only your OS X Boot drive AND your OS X installation using UniBeast drive should be connected. I have found in the past that OS X has over-written my boot partition on my windows drive and that is not fun.
1. Follow the guide to begin with. i.e. load default settings, set ram to 1600mhz, don't overclock, and DISABLE VT-d. Disable multi-screen GPU and leave integrated graphics set to auto (for memory size)
2. Boot from the USB in Forced Bios and Legacy mode. Use boot flags -x -v nv-disabled. This got me to the installation. I tried everything including GraphicEnabler=yes etc. but those 3 worked for me.
3. Install as normal.
4. Allow reboot and boot from usb key to the OS X partition.
5. MultiBeast settings:
- DSDT Free
- Realtek ALC 892
- TRIM for SSD
- NullCPUPowerManagement
- USB 3.0 Universal
- Realtek RTL 8111 v 1.2.3 (Ethernet)
- 1080p boot for fun
- Sandy Bridge i5/i7 overclocked
- Leave everything else as default!
7. Open settings -> Sound -> Output -> Select "Internal Speakers" and adjust the sound. Check the box "Show volume in menu bar". Sound was not working until I did this.
8. Test youtube video that everything is running and working smoothly.
9. Enjoy!
I can NOT stress this part enough: Use a tool like Macrium Reflect, and create a rescue drive using USB, boot to it and create 2 backup images of the drive.
- After the successful installation of OS X 10.10 and you can boot using the USB key.
- After you have installed all the drivers and everything seems to work fine.
I prefer the USB key method rather than windows as it means there is less happening in the background and the pc is focused on one thing only.