ronluna

All USB ports seems to work after wake.

Installed your suggested kexts and got the network cards up and running.

voodooHDA was not working for me so I had to patch appleHDA. thanks for pointing me into the right direction.

The video card seems to be working ok but not perfect for the following reason:

-The system seems stable. but the moment the video cable is unplug the system will crash.

-When booting with 2 or more video connection to the graphics ports (VGA, HDMI, VGA) the system will reboot

-If the computer connect to an airplay display, it will connect but the image is not perfect (kinda shaky) and when trying to disconnect fro the apple display it won't

I have attached a copy of the config.plist I'm currently using with some of your suggestions here

Is there something different I could try to fix the video problem?

Hi.

 

For video, we will see later. At present time, I'm sure that you don't have QE/CI. Go to system, and check the video card. I'm sure it will say that you have 7 MB of VRAM => means that frame buffer is here, but not HD5000 driver. It will be some work to have a desktop HD4600 works... Look here http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/298591-intel-hd-4600-qeci-yosemite/. You can use Clover for that, inject fake ID in the & also patch the kext, have a look here https://pikeralpha.wordpress.com/2014/09/10/experimental-bin-patch-for-hd4600-mobile-gt2/. You will have to adapt a bit, as you've got a desktop HD4600, not a mobile one. However, I'm sure some people discuss about that somewhere inside these threads.

 

For audio, for a first try, go with VoodooHDA. It will be the easier way. There is an install  package at InsanelyMac http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/files/file/324-voodoohda/. VoodooHDA don't work if you have it inside Clover folder kext, so please, install it in S/L/E. And reboot your cache. (with Kext Utility that works very well). You can have a try later on Apple HDA patching http://www.tonycrapx86.com/audio/143757-audio-realtek-alc-applehda-guide.html

 

For USB3, for sure it will work first. But did you check if USB2 works after sleep ?

 

For you LAN, you will have to install some additional Kext.  No way with DSDT.

 

Qualcomm® Atheros Killer E2201 is here http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/300056-solution-for-qualcomm-atheros-ar816x-ar817x-and-killer-e220x/. Again, install it in S/L/E

 

Intel® GbE LAN http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/219114-intele1000e-kext-82566mm-82577lm-etc/, in S/L/E

 

In general, do not install anything in Clover kext folders after install (if you want to do test, go with a clover usb stick). Please, install all in S/L/E.

 

Note to moderators : I hope there is no issue to crosslink to other forums ?

Well, You were right once again!!!!!

I tried doing the wholes process again and this time everything went as planned!!!!! Hurray....

I have installed Clover on the Hard Drive EFI Partition and everything is working great. 

No need to have the USB Stick in anymore....

USB 3 seems to be recognized by default on the system report.

Now I'm trying to get the 2 NIC:

1 x Qualcomm® Atheros Killer E2201 LAN chip (10/100/1000 Mbit) (LAN1)

1 x Intel® GbE LAN phy (10/100/1000 Mbit) (LAN2)

And Sound card

Realtek® ALC1150 codec

Not sure if there a way to inject this 2 without using any special kexts 

Intel HD 4600 is working but kinda weird I have record a quick video to show how is behaving here

Wondering what could it be?

Hi.

 

Your installation is not finished. Yosemite is in 2 time, first copy files to disk (OS X Install Data) and after, the real installation. So after the reboot, reboot on your Clover usb key (that might be your OS X insulation key) and chose again OS X install (please, look at all the "disks" presented by Clover at this time, you will find the right one ). I'm sorry, my laptop is on RMA, so I cannot do the test again. I will do that when it come back.

 

So, no, your issue is not linked to the DSDT patching. And yes, It occurs sometimes also to me that during reboot, Laptop don't see correctly the USB key . No need to clean your CMOS, just stop and reboot your computer. Note that I never have the issue with hard disk on SATA, so it might be some USB detection issue.

 

On gigabyte card, how do you force UEFI to boot to one device, when you configured that the default boot is on hard drive? On ASUS, just need to press "ESC" to decide what will be my boot drive (Hard disk, USB etc...)

 

How did you create your OS X install key ? 

 

P.S.: system take a very long time to reboot because certainly some USB patch need to be done, and you're in USB for installation. Also, this USB garbage can remain after the reboot (so sometimes, you don't see the USB key...). A clean stop and start the laptop clean that.

Something estrange is happening...

- Clover booth from the USB EFI partition just fine 

- It enters into the Yosemite installation process. (I was able to select, format the drive and start the installation process)

- The installation process finished but it took a very long time to reboot...

- After reboot the EUFI BIOS Couldnt't find the EFI Partition in the USB Drive where clover is...so I had to reset the UEFI BIOS by pressing the Clear CMOS Button on the mobo (Resetting to default setting didn't work)

- After clearing the CMOS now the mobo can see the USB EFI Parition but apparently Yosemite never got installed on the Hard drive. I had to remove the hard drive and plug it into a different computer to realize that the was only one folder called "OS X Install Data" with a few files there but no OS seems to ever got installed on the dirve.

Could this behavior be due to the fact that config.plist in clover has minimum DSDT patches? 

I corrected your config.plist. This one is full of "crap". You use the config.plist of another user that you modified with Clover Configurator ?

 

It is a useful tool, but always look inside the generated plist . Look at your old one, you've got I don't know how many things inside the plist for DSDT patching that remain active. It can cause issues.

 

Try this one (it has minimum DSDT patch, HPET, DTGP, MCHC and darwin). If it works, we will have a look later at USB & others. Note that I think it's better to edit its DSDT & SSDT, but to begin, why not use Clover for that.

I corrected your config.plist. This one is full of "crap". You use the config.plist of another user that you modified with Clover Configurator ?

 

It is a useful tool, but always look inside the generated plist . Look at your old one, you've got I don't know how many things inside the plist for DSDT patching that remain active. It can cause issues.

 

Try this one (it has minimum DSDT patch, HPET, DTGP, MCHC and darwin). If it works, we will have a look later at USB & others. Note that I think it's better to edit it DSDT & SSDT, but to begin, why not use Clover for that.

THANK YOU SOOOOO FREAKING MUCH!!!!!!!!

This one worked!!! I'm in the installation screen.... 

I will install it and come back with my findings.....

Thank you!!!!!!!!

Clover_v2k_r3048

I've tried your suggetion (slide=0  and slide=100) but same results

Here is a screenshot of what I keep on getting.

What is your Clover version ? Did you tried the "slide=xxx" as boot arg ?

 

xxx might be 0 (by default) or more. Some people have success with 100.

I have followed your advices...

And I have re-created the Yosemite Installation USB drive and added KernelPM in the config file...

But now, I'm just getting a Black screen after select to boot "Install OS X Yosemite" .

I have an ATI Video card that I have also tried to boot from by disabling the Integrated graphic card but I still get a black screen

If I try booting with -f -v flags the system hangs right after with the ATI card or with the intel integrated graphics cards:

boot file path: .IABootFiles\boot.efi

................................

root device uuid is "blah blah blah' 

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

                                                                                                    _

I appreciate all the suggestions and help... thanks!

Did you try boot arguments -f or -x? See if you can boot without caches. If you still have the issue using those flags also then i would doubt your installer which may be corrupted or not created properly so try to create one again. Use this method: http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/298521-easy-yosemite-1010-final-usb-installer-updated-10162014/

Yes! 

I have tried 

-x 

-v 

-f

npci=0x2000

npci=0x3000

-xcpm

Same ACPI Kernel Panic.

Are you trying to install (or) boot existing OSX? How did you make USB installer? Also did you try boot argument -f or -x and see. I see this error mostly when there are problems with caches.

I'm trying to get the installer to boot.  

I've created the installer following this instructions

you do not have a dsdt in your ACPI/patched folder.change the name DSDT.aml to Bios_DSDT.aml in the config. as the dsdt name. or if you have a dsdt put it in the acpi/ patched folder and leave the name DSDT.aml alone

Since this motherboard has a UEFI Bios I thought no DSDT.aml was needed???  Now I'm confused....

I've tried your suggestions:

changing in the config.plist file the following:

But same ACPI Kernel Panic...

I've been trying so many thing that I don't even know what else to try. 

I have tried many different combination on clover's config.plist file but nothing has worked.

I keep getting:

Kernel Panic "Unable to find diver for this platform: \"ACPI\" When I try to boot with intel integrated graphic card.

My setup:

Mobo: GA-Z97X-UD5H

CPU: i5-4460 

Clover Version: Clover_v2k_r3048

I have attached the current EFI configuraiton I'm using, and I was wondering if anyone could shed some light on whre the problem might be? 

EFI.zip