Yosemite 10.10.3 dont boot after adding TP LINK Card and new kexts please help

[blendaman]

Hello There !

i7 2600K
asus p8p67 asus
evo ssd samsung 240gb
16gb ram
evga 740sc
uad2
rme fireface

This system was working perfectly fine on Yosemite 10.3 all was installed like here:

[video=youtube;FBbm7vRct34]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBbm7vRct34[/video]​

(in MultiBeast i have only check the "boot" system mac 5.1 , i7 Sandy Bridge overclocked, and Chimera installer nothing else) , today i have added a TP LINK WN881ND to my system and installed/ enabled wi-fi like in this video:

[video=youtube;-ecw7AdPPJE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ecw7AdPPJE[/video]​

Instlation went like this: i have added those kext once (first Atheros and then io80211family kext ) system was booting but without wi-fi[ so i installed this again but exactly the same like in video and after this system cant boot. it freez at apple white screen logo with loading bar.

So I have put the Yosemite USB installer and booted this with -f and all works fine , also booted with -x and deleted those kext what i have added before.

So I run MultiBeast again and run like normal installation like in first video, after this -x, -f works like before But system still dont boot normally , still stuck on loading logo ;( and now have no idea what to do and how to restore system before my stupid wi-fi installation can any one help me ? :banghead :

Here is the photo of booting with -x



Update:
-f from SSD works fine, but still no clue how to run in normal mode any idea?

 

[Adrian B]

The kernel extension (kext) that is in backtrace in your photograph. The reason is that early socket 1155 Asus boards needed to use a patched BIOS - links no longer working for the original PM patch method but you can install the NullCPUPowerManagement option in MultiBeast (Drivers > Misc) and reboot.

Site search for Asus p8p67:
http://www.tonymacx86.com/search.php?googleSearch=asus p8p67

I used this guide to get my brothers p8p67LE board running Mavericks over a year ago. Should give you some useful information even with Yosemite:
http://www.tonymacx86.com/user-buil...sus-p8p67-le-i5-2400-gtx-550-ti-10-7-4-a.html

 

[blendaman]

The kernel extension (kext) that is in backtrace in your photograph. The reason is that early socket 1155 Asus boards needed to use a patched BIOS - links no longer working for the original PM patch method but you can install the NullCPUPowerManagement option in MultiBeast (Drivers > Misc) and reboot.

Site search for Asus p8p67:
http://www.tonymacx86.com/search.php?googleSearch=asus p8p67

I used this guide to get my brothers p8p67LE board running Mavericks over a year ago. Should give you some useful information even with Yosemite:
http://www.tonymacx86.com/user-buil...sus-p8p67-le-i5-2400-gtx-550-ti-10-7-4-a.html

Hello Adrian! And Thans for Answere!
just want to tell that this setup woas working without bios changes for last 4years under SL and Yosemite wos working perfectly for last 7 days.
i did it "nullCpuPowermanagement" using Kext tools but this did not solve my situation :/

now going to look over Your other sugestions, Thanks! if any one will have any other ideas please let me know!

 

[Adrian B]

I would also try removing the wifi card and all other non essential accessories. Try booting with GPU, keyboard and mouse only and see if there is any difference. Trial and error testing can help rule out things. If you have a spare SSD or HDD then try a test installation to use for testing purposes.

 

[blendaman]

I would also try removing the wifi card and all other non essential accessories. Try booting with GPU, keyboard and mouse only and see if there is any difference. Trial and error testing can help rule out things. If you have a spare SSD or HDD then try a test installation to use for testing purposes.

The most wird thing is that using this (even right now| im on this system) under -f its working fine like before TP link instalation.

Tp Link cars is gone , and now got only UAD2 nothing else i will take this out and will se what happend.

 

[Adrian B]

Keep testing. If you cannot get to the bottom of the problem then edit your org.chameleon.Boot.plist with the following amendment

<key>UseKernelCache</key>
<string>[B]Yes[/B]</string>

to

<key>UseKernelCache</key>
        <string>[B]No[/B]</string>

Save and exit. Reboot without using -f

 

[blendaman]

Keep testing. If you cannot get to the bottom of the problem then edit your org.chameleon.Boot.plist with the following amendment

<key>UseKernelCache</key>
<string>[B]Yes[/B]</string>

to

<key>UseKernelCache</key>
        <string>[B]No[/B]</string>

Save and exit. Reboot without using -f

yeah it's working and booted fine from SSD Thanks You Adrian!