Yosemite VERY Unstable With USB

[HackInBuild]

Alright, when I boot off of my USB drive into my Yosemite installation one of three things happens. Either

a: I receive an error right when I begin to boot into OS X called "Can't find /System/Library/Kernels/mach_kernel". This (from my experimentation) only happens when I try to boot into safe mode.

b: I receive a kernel panic about 25% of the way through the OS X loading process. The kernel panic tells me "System uptime in nanoseconds: *insert random numbers here*".

c: I get into the OS no problem, but can only stay there for about 90 seconds to three minutes because Mac OS X freezes (mouse stops moving, no keyboard input, etc.). I would put all my important files onto a thumb drive so I can wipe clean the SSD and retry the entire installation process, but like I said before I can only stay on the OS for up to three minutes. Strange.

Any ideas? I am mostly concerned with how to make OS X more stable at this point because that seems to be my biggest problem.

 

[ERSCreeper]

Alright, when I boot off of my USB drive into my Yosemite installation one of three things happens. Either

a: I receive an error right when I begin to boot into OS X called "Can't find /System/Library/Kernels/mach_kernel". This (from my experimentation) only happens when I try to boot into safe mode.

b: I receive a kernel panic about 25% of the way through the OS X loading process. The kernel panic tells me "System uptime in nanoseconds: *insert random numbers here*".

c: I get into the OS no problem, but can only stay there for about 90 seconds to three minutes because Mac OS X freezes (mouse stops moving, no keyboard input, etc.). I would put all my important files onto a thumb drive so I can wipe clean the SSD and retry the entire installation process, but like I said before I can only stay on the OS for up to three minutes. Strange.

Any ideas? I am mostly concerned with how to make OS X more stable at this point because that seems to be my biggest problem.

Which version of Unibeast did you use? 5.0.0 or 5.0.1?

 

[HackInBuild]

I am using 5.0.0

 

[ERSCreeper]

I am using 5.0.0

I would suggest you recreate your installer with 5.0.1 since they seem to have fix the Kernel_mach issue.

 

[HackInBuild]

Alright I will do that. I had the same problem with the kernel match when I tried to boot off of my SSD as well (in fact, I don't think I booted off of my SSD). I hope this does the trick!

 

[ERSCreeper]

Alright I will do that. I had the same problem with the kernel match when I tried to boot off of my SSD as well (in fact, I don't think I booted off of my SSD). I hope this does the trick!

Hopefully it does, I suggest while installing and booting use -v as it will help where you get stuck at. Report back soon

 

[HackInBuild]

Oh yeah, do I need to do a new install of OS X Yosemite onto my computer with the Unibeast 5.0.1 USB?

 

[ERSCreeper]

Oh yeah, do I need to do a new install of OS X Yosemite onto my computer with the Unibeast 5.0.1 USB?

I would recommend it but you can try with the original install.

 

[HackInBuild]

Alright I think I will do a new install. Mainly due to the fact that I installed some incorrect audio drivers earlier so I want to be able to start fresh. I will keep you updated.

 

[ERSCreeper]

Alright I think I will do a new install. Mainly due to the fact that I installed some incorrect audio drivers earlier so I want to be able to start fresh. I will keep you updated.

Don't install the USB 3.0 kext, native kext seems to work fine.