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UniBeast 6.1.1 USB stick boot issues

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The Unibeast usb stick creation was successful,
in my case "legacy" without additional injection of any graphics kexts.
Booting from the stick now reaches the clover screen for boot device selection.


Booting verbose only without selecting any other option leads (repeatedly) to:

P-State Stepper error 18 at step 2 in context 2 on CPU0

Same result for booting in "safe mode" and "without caches".


Different issue when booting "without caches and injected kexts":

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(Date/Time) iMac.local com.apple.xpc.launchd(1) (org.ntp.sntp.117) (Warning). Service exited with abnormal code. 255


UPDATE: As a crosscheck, I tried UniBeast 6.0.1 which boots all the way to the El Capitan installer without problems.

UPDATE II:
Found the reason after comparing the files on the 6.0.1 and 6.1.1 created USB sticks:

The 6.1.1 created stick is missing NullCPUPowerManagement.kext on the EFI partition of the USB stick in EFI>CLOVER>kexts>10.11

If you can´t wait until Unibeast is fixed, help yourself by copying the mentioned kext into that location prior boot. To get that EFI partition mounted use the terminal command (which I don´t have at hand right now) from the install instructions or set disk utility>debug menu>"show every partition" and thereafter mount the EFI partition via the "mount" button from disk utility´s main window.
 
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UniBeast 6 has never contained NullCPUManagement.kext as it is not necessary for Clover on most boards. The only exception is some SandyBridge based motherboards. For those you will need a SSDT.
 
UniBeast 6 has never contained NullCPUManagement.kext as it is not necessary for Clover on most boards.

But why did I find one on an usb stick created with UniBeast 6.0.1 ? ;-)
(legacy, el capt)



The only exception is some SandyBridge based motherboards. For those you will need a SSDT.

How should those SandyBridge users ever be able to use UniBeast? How can I know that I have to have a SSDT for initial installation, and how could I tell UniBeast to use it? Or did I miss something in the description of UniBeast?

Well, I know I am already quite outdated with my Z68X, but I´m still very happy with it´s performance. And - I have to mention this here - this all thanks to you MacMan, Tonymacx86 and all the other helpful guys in this community. :thumbup:
 
I can't use bootable usb more than once, after that it is not read. Have to re download El Capitan and create another usb .Is this normal?
 
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