michaelo1981

Now I can’t even boot into the reinstall. God damnit. This is pissing me off

Can you modify any clover files that need modifying and send me what I need to copy and where.

If yes I’m willing to redo my boot drive with your clover guide if you can assist me

Hm. Got me thinking now. So what your saying is a lot of this headache could possibly be avoided with use of clover?

Ok booted into reinstall 11 desktop now.

Can’t help but to think of I used the uefi in clover if this would be any simpler

3 minutes left in reinstall #11

As soon as I copy the kexts over and try to rebuild ccche and edit the kernel plist. That’s when everything goes to hell. Because before that I can boot into OS X fine

No. No flags alter the boot sequence after I try booting the second time which forces me to do the reinstall everytime

So I download the file you made, copy it to my downloads folder then run it after I copy the kexts to the right folders?

Only way I can do that if I reinstall then do it unless there’s a way to do it through the terminal in the installer

But that’s the problem. I can’t get into OS X now.

I have to reinstall again. Argh. Reinstall #11

When I redid the kextcache command

I put the / on the last line

Still frozen.

Will reboot with no flags and see what happens.

This is what my kernel.plist looks like in /Extra

This is what the rebuilding kext cache and repairing permissions terminal looks like

Ok. So I booted with the flags you said to use for first boot. Booted up fine. Set hibernate to off like your guide said. Copying the kexts now to L/E and /S/L/E and I get the following error in the photo. Is this what’s causing my problems?

But Herve that’s what confuses me. I did the cache rebuild as per your guide and this keeps happening. Anyway I’ll try in a couple hours when I get home with your dsdt file and removing the ssdt files as well. Do you suggest I just leave all kexts where they are without copying them this tome and do the flags you state?

I also just noticed this on my ram. One stick is ddr3 and one is ddr3L. Would that cause a kernel panic as well?

Well I’ll have to reinstall in a couple hours as I can’t boot into Mac OS X at all now except to reinstall

Ok is it possible to iMessage you somehow?

Also is it possible that having two memory slots on motherboard full wih ram causing the issue?