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djlaauol

djlaauol

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Intel Server S5520HCR
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Intel Xeon E5620 2.4 Ghz - 16GB DDR3
Graphics
Zotac GTX 970 4GB DDR5
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I have the following settings:

Mother Intel Server S5520HC
Intel Xeon E5620 2.4Ghz (1366LGA)
16GB DDR3
Zotac GTX 970
Led TV 24 Philips HDMI input

I was trying to follow the guide of El Capitan 10.11 but I can not starting installation with the interfaz.

Trying with flags: -v
The console is distorted pixels and the prohibited sign appears.
I can not read the text to know what the cause of the failure.


Try to start with the following flags:
-cpus -s -v -x = 0 -nv_disable = 1 GraphicsEnabler = No

I could not even try to create the flash drive in legacy mode.

I am not an expert, but on another PC Gigabyte B75M-D3H I tried my pendrive following the same steps and the installation does perfectly.

My question maybe i no use the flags correct ?
or my setting does not support 10.11?
what do you recomend me ?

Thank you so much everyone
 
please show me the link that says throwing them all in.
 
List of Common Boot Arguments

Arguments currently used in El Capitan

  • dart=0 Force disable VT-d (shouldn't be necessary if disabled in BIOS, but a common failsafe)
  • nv_disable=1 Disable any graphics acceleration on Nvidia cards. Since the OS X drivers usually hang or fail to start the UI on unsupported cards, this is a workaround for unsupported cards until you can install the Nvidia Web drivers.
  • nvda_drv=1 Turn on Nvidia Web drivers after they've been installed
  • npci=0x2000 or npci=0x3000 Used only for X79/X99 boards to avoid freeze at PCI Configuration Begin
  • cpus=1 Disable all but one CPU core, temporary workaround for CPU power saving issues, normally only for Sandy Bridge CPUs
  • -v Verbose mode (also available via space bar at Clover menu)
  • -x Safe mode -- almost never useful during installation (also available via space bar at Clover menu)
  • -s Single user mode -- never useful during installation (also available via space bar at Clover menu)
  • -f Boot without caches -- almost never useful during installation (also available via space bar at Clover menu)
  • darkwake=0 Disable "dark wake" (partial wake from sleep mode), seems unlikely to be useful during installation
  • uia_exclude=... One recommended way to fix USB ports on El Capitan is to use USBInjectAll.kext and then disable certain ports to stay under the 15-port-per-controller limit (e.g. ports on unused motherboard headers). This boot argument lists ports to disable. Only meaningful when USBInjectAll.kext is installed.


Arguments only used in older versions of OS X
Don't bother using these in Clover/El Capitan as they will be ignored.

  • PCIRootUID=0/1 -- no longer used
  • GraphicsEnabler=Yes/No -- replaced by graphics injection settings in config.plist
  • IGPEnabler=Yes/No -- replaced by graphics injection settings in config.plist
  • rootless=0 -- only used during early betas of El Capitan
  • kext-dev-mode=1 -- replaced by RtVariables settings in config.plist
 
so, not sure throwing them all in 1 shot is going to do you any good.

like, a) you're not sandy bridge, b) "-cpus" then "= 0" somewhere else not sure what the heck is that, c) GraphicsEnabler isn't even valid anymore, etc etc.

now, not saying 100% for sure there's solution for your config, just saying throwing random bootflags in isn't going to help.
 
Amylowellow said:
so, not sure throwing them all in 1 shot is going to do you any good.

like, a) you're not sandy bridge, b) "-cpus" then "= 0" somewhere else not sure what the heck is that, c) GraphicsEnabler isn't even valid anymore, etc etc.

now, not saying 100% for sure there's solution for your config, just saying throwing random bootflags in isn't going to help.
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you are right, just understand something else.

The process where the start of the installation is braked, is (STILL ROOT DEVICE) "or something similar" ...., then I tried to change USB port, and magically solved only -v using nv_disable = 1

Then I'll have to investigate how to lift the driver for GTX 970.
correctly
 
djlaauol said:
you are right, just understand something else.

The process where the start of the installation is braked, is (STILL ROOT DEVICE) "or something similar" ...., then I tried to change USB port, and magically solved only -v using nv_disable = 1

Then I'll have to investigate how to lift the driver for GTX 970.
correctly
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a) which the link you posted has the exact solution for that
b) install the nvidia web driver
 
Amylowellow said:
a) which the link you posted has the exact solution for that
b) install the nvidia web driver
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Great !! Working with max resolution now and acceleration HDMI*1920x1980

But I do not have network access. The onboard network card is not recognized ... (Intel 82575EB)

I connected a USB adapter to test wifi (TP-Link WN321G V2) does not work. In windows it is installed as a (RT73)

I also tried a USB Encore (ENUWI-G2) does not work for me. In Windows recognizes it as a (RTL8187)

I'm around trying to get a clue of how to fix it.

For audio, I'm testing with Via Envy24 card.
 
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