Yosemite doesn't boot after install

[Rayx]

(Success)Yosemite doesn't boot after install

Hi! I got to the installer of Yosemite and did an installation but now i can't reach Yosemite system (OS) ...(I had Mountain Lion and decided to install Yosemite)

I tried this flags:

-F
-x
kernel -v
npci=0x2000
maxmem=4096
maxmem=8192
PCIRootUID=0
PCIRootUID=1
PCIRootUID=2
GraphicsEnabler=Yes
Both GraphicsEnabler=Yes and PCIRootUID=1
I will try--->GraphicsEnabler=Yes and PCIRootUID=1 and npci=0x2000 and -x (just in case)

You have a screen capture there about what verbose says (the thing stucks everytime there) ... and some BIOS info just in case it could help.

I'm stuck here please help :/
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EDIT

Tried setting all IDE options to AHCI on BIOS but same problem happening

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EDIT.2

I tried MacDrive to replace the FakeSMC.Kext file (/system/library/extensions) with a fresh one just because a friend told me it could be broken.

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EDIT.3

I did a backup and a clean install, Yosemite boots!

Now I'm looking forward for Multibeast config :/ it's hard to now the settings.

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EDIT.4

I chose the wrong options doing MultiBeast, Yosemite doesn't boot now

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EDIT.5

Tried new Multibeast config, system boots but had a problem and system blocked after a minute

I had to use the "-f" flag to make it stable

Changed some things on "org.chameleon.Boot.plist", system boots with no flags...but there's no sound

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EDIT.6

Did a DSDT (instead of non-DSDT) installation with all the options Jithin user pointed, rebooted system, switched audio output and added some strings on the "org.chameleon.Boot.plist" (<key>UseKernelCache</key> <string>No</string>), now everything is fine . My DSDT.aml file is attached down there for whom may have the same motherboard.

 

[Jithin.C.V]

Hi! I got to the installer of Yosemite and did an installation but now i can't reach Yosemite system (OS) ...(I had Mountain Lion and decided to install Yosemite)

I tried this flags:

-F
-x
kernel -v
npci=0x2000
maxmem=4096
maxmem=8192
PCIRootUID=0
PCIRootUID=1
PCIRootUID=2
GraphicsEnabler=Yes
Both GraphicsEnabler=Yes and PCIRootUID=1
I will try--->GraphicsEnabler=Yes and PCIRootUID=1 and npci=0x2000 and -x (just in case)

You have a screen capture there about what verbose says (the thing stucks everytime there) ... and some BIOS info just in case it could help.

I'm stuck here please help :/
************************
EDIT

Tried setting all IDE options to AHCI on BIOS but same problem happening

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EDIT.2

I tried MacDrive to replace the FakeSMC.Kext file (/system/library/extensions) with a fresh one just because a friend told me it could be broken.

Set SATA modes as AHCI.

Your FakeSMC is in backtrace. Also it is not seems like a newer version.

Try booting with "kext-dev-mode=1 -f -v". If the screen stuck with messages then post a clear photo of the entire screen.

 

[Rayx]

I have all set to AHCI.

I replaced the Kext file on the Mac folder (/system/library/extensions) with the one on this link http://www.tonymacx86.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=211

I tried the flags you mentioned but i get this error (i tried using "-x" too with those flags but get same error)

 

[Jithin.C.V]

I have all set to AHCI.

I replaced the Kext file on the Mac folder (/system/library/extensions) with the one on this link http://www.tonymacx86.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=211

I tried the flags you mentioned but i get this error (i tried using "-x" too with those flags but get same error)

Simply putting/copying the kext will not be effective. You should have to assign chmod 755 and chown root:wheel for that kext.

Are you updating to Yosemite from any other old version??

 

[Rayx]

Simply putting/copying the kext will not be effective. You should have to assign chmod 755 and chown root:wheel for that kext.

Are you updating to Yosemite from any other old version??

I don't understand what you mean with "assign chmod 755 and chown root:wheel for that kext." :/ sorry ....do you mean to use the mac terminal?..... but i can't reach it from my Windows hard drive

I had Mountain Lion and decided to Install Yosemite.

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EDIT

You mean use something like this?

sudo -s
sudo chown -R root:wheel /System/Library/Extensions/[NAME].kext
sudo chmod -R 755 /System/Library/Extensions/[NAME].kext
rm -r /System/Library/Extensions/Caches
reboot

 

[Jithin.C.V]

I don't understand what you mean with "assign chmod 755 and chown root:wheel for that kext." :/ sorry ....do you mean to use the mac terminal?

Yes need to use terminal for assigning right permissions.

..... but i can't reach it from my Windows hard drive

I had Mountain Lion and decided to Install Yosemite.

Is the Yosemite installed over ML or you have formatted drive and installing Yosemite as fresh??

 

[Rayx]

Yes need to use terminal for assigning right permissions.

Is the Yosemite installed over ML or you have formatted drive and installing Yosemite as fresh??

But how can I use terminal if I can't reach Mac? I can use MacDrive from my Windows harddrive and reach Mac info but not execute Mac terminal

I'm doing a installation over ML, didn't format, not fresh

EDIT

Would be better to do a clean installation?

 

[Jithin.C.V]

But how can I use terminal if I can't reach Mac? I can use MacDrive from my Windows harddrive and reach Mac info but not execute Mac terminal

I'm doing a installation over ML, didn't format, not fresh

EDIT

Would be better to do a clean installation?

If you don't have any data on the partition/drive then it is better to do a fresh installation.

Also let know you getting the above mentioned error message while trying to directly boot from HDD or USB??

 

[Rayx]

If you don't have any data on the partition/drive then it is better to do a fresh installation.

Also let know you getting the above mentioned error message while trying to directly boot from HDD or USB??

If i boot using USB and choose my Lion harddrive i can go further but get stuck here
http://www.tonymacx86.com/attachmen...osemite-doesnt-boot-after-install-unnamed.jpg

I would try a clean installation, I think it would be better as you said so, I'll post results here

 

[Jithin.C.V]

If i boot using USB and choose my Lion harddrive i can go further but get stuck here
http://www.tonymacx86.com/attachmen...osemite-doesnt-boot-after-install-unnamed.jpg

I would try a clean installation, I think it would be better as you said so, I'll post results here

Could you please try to boot your USB with flag "kext-dev-mode=1 nv_disable=1 -x -f -v"