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That did the trick. I am up and running. Thanks for all the help. I have no audio though, and from what I've read I will have to buy a new wifi card? Or is there a way around that.
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Well it asks to specify a CoreStorage Logical Volume instead, not a physical one..
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It says "/dev/disk0s2 is a CoreStorage Physical Volume" when I select the volume the OS is installed on.
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After the re-install the Hackintosh appeared as a boot option, but now of course it won't boot and gives me the prohibited sign. Verbose reads:
"CoreStorageFamily: :unlockVeks(AABEAC6D-ECD3-417E-984B-CD4A2325E855) Vek unwrap failed. this is normal, except for the root volume."
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I was able to install the OS. I went through all of the post installation steps and rebooted. Once I rebooted back to the Clover interface my operating system was no longer an option. I'm not sure what happened. Re-installing OS now...and thank you both for all the help with this so far.
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Beautiful. Changing to the E6230 bootpack seemed to do the trick. El Capitan is currently installing. The display had some artifacts for a short period of time but like you said, restoring to A11 should resolve that.
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Still no go. BIOS all the way up to date. AsusAICPUPM is checked. Not sure where to go from here.
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Is there an easy way to mount my EFI partition so I can edit the config.plist file? I The only way I can get to it is if i run the Clover....r3424.pkg, then I'm able to view the EFI partition. Otherwise it is hidden.
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No luck, same result
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Replacing the VoodooPS2Controller alone did not work. I then checked CPUS=1 and that seemed to do the trick, for that issue anyways. Now there is a new one. The progress bar gets a bout halfway and then goes black. I tried to get a picture with the verbose flag on but the screen goes black before i get the chance.
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Thanks for your response. I opened the .plist, but can't seem to find that option. Where would it be?
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Hello all,
First time poster. I was able to successfully load OS X El Capitan on my custom desktop with no issues at all. I'm having all kinds of trouble with this Dell laptop.
System specs:
Dell Latitude E6430sCPU: Intel i5-3340M @ 2.70GHz
RAM: 8GB PC3L
BIOS Version: A16
Intel HD Graphics 4000
I've been following these directions exactly. I'm using the bootpack for the E6430. When I boot to the USB, it begins to load, but very shortly into the process it stops and reboots at this stage:
Any suggestions or advice? Anything at this point would be much appreciated.
Latitude E6430s: trouble booting to 10.11.4 El Capitan installer
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Have tried these suggestions and still unable to get any sound output.