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While the menu screens for "disk utility" have changed, I followed the instructions for creating a bootable USB with Unibeast 6.1.1 with El Capitan. Chose Legacy and Nvidia package as part of the Unibeast install/USB creation. After complete, moved Multibeast to USB and removed the USB from MacBook Pro.
This is actually a test build in older MSI P67A motherboard and Sandy Bridge i7, before upgrading the machine, using a spare 256 SSD which was upgraded to the current 500 SSD. Unplugged the 500 SSD with Windows and the 2TB HD, so only active drives are the target 256 SSD and of course the USB. Checked BIOS and system settings and only changes necessary were disabling USB 3.0 and setting the Lexar USB as the #1 boot device. Also, this is my second attempt. Yesterday had a different issue with the OS crashing, but today can't even get that far. At any rate, today starting "Fresh" with erasing USB, double-checking settings such as single partition, Guild, OS X extended, etc, prior to installing Unibeast.
Inserting the USB into the target PC, get error message "Reboot and Select proper boot device". Rechecked my settings and the USB is specified as #1 boot device.
Put the USB back in the MacBook Pro and checked "Disk Utility" again. Under "Info", clearly shows as "Not Bootable." Repeated the "Erase" and re-install Unibeast, but under the properties in the "Info" section, continues to show "not bootable".
This is actually a test build in older MSI P67A motherboard and Sandy Bridge i7, before upgrading the machine, using a spare 256 SSD which was upgraded to the current 500 SSD. Unplugged the 500 SSD with Windows and the 2TB HD, so only active drives are the target 256 SSD and of course the USB. Checked BIOS and system settings and only changes necessary were disabling USB 3.0 and setting the Lexar USB as the #1 boot device. Also, this is my second attempt. Yesterday had a different issue with the OS crashing, but today can't even get that far. At any rate, today starting "Fresh" with erasing USB, double-checking settings such as single partition, Guild, OS X extended, etc, prior to installing Unibeast.
Inserting the USB into the target PC, get error message "Reboot and Select proper boot device". Rechecked my settings and the USB is specified as #1 boot device.
Put the USB back in the MacBook Pro and checked "Disk Utility" again. Under "Info", clearly shows as "Not Bootable." Repeated the "Erase" and re-install Unibeast, but under the properties in the "Info" section, continues to show "not bootable".