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So, I ran without dedicated GPU's, and used tags -x -v and was able to get to the install!

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Hey guys, so I've gotten bored and decided I wanted to dual boot- I've followed everything in TonyMacX86's guide for installing OSX so far I keep getting crashes / freezing. I've tried already using these tags

  • -v
  • -x
  • -nv_disable=1
  • -memmax4096

and I'm constantly getting this error-

(for those who can't see it in the screen shot "a freed zone element has been modified in zone kalloc.64: expected 0xdeadbeefdeadbeef but found 0xdeadbeef88098809, bits changed 0x56a436e6, at offset of 48 of 64 in element 0xffffff801d7ded"
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Any ideas?

My specs are-

i5-4690k

Gigabyte Z97MX-Gaming 5

16GB's DDR3

240GB SSD

1TB HDD

GTX 960 SLI

 

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Well theres an apple on the screen... you got closer than I did... Gratz, for what its worth. lol

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Well theres an apple on the screen... you got closer than I did... Gratz, for what its worth. lol

I had OSX installed on this system once before. Don't know whats different this time around.

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Well theres an apple on the screen... you got closer than I did... Gratz, for what its worth. lol

Well, the apple on the screen is the whole point of apple products

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Have you tried posting on the TonyMacX86 forums? Those people know their stuff. I read posts from them and get lost in the complexity sometimes haha

 

so are you getting stuck at the installer or the bootup? what OS X are you trying to install?

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Well, the apple on the screen is the whole point of apple products

That, and the software. The price to performance of their hardware might suck, but I love OSX.

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Have you tried posting on the TonyMacX86 forums? Those people know their stuff. I read posts from them and get lost in the complexity sometimes haha

 

so are you getting stuck at the installer or the bootup? what OS X are you trying to install?

I wanted to try here first, and I was gonna post on there next.

I'm stuck at the bootup, right before you get into installing.

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On the other hand, maybe you can turn this into a video explaining how you hackintoshed, assuming you figure it out.

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I wanted to try here first, and I was gonna post on there next.

I'm stuck at the bootup, right before you get into installing.

What OS X version are you trying to install? What Bootloader are you using?

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Mavericks w/ Multibeast

umm you mean Unibeast? 

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Try installing from your integrated graphics. I just got El Capitan working on my hackintosh but imessage seems to be buggy.

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Try installing from your integrated graphics. I just got El Capitan working on my hackintosh but imessage seems to be buggy.

Okay, I'll try that now and report back.

Should I remove my GPU's while doing this?

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Okay, I'll try that now and report back.

Should I remove my GPU's while doing this?

 

I did just so I could isolate the problem which for me, it was. After I got OSX to boot, I installed the latest Nvidia web drivers, rebooted, shut down my PC, installed my GPU and plugged my monitors into that and everything was good

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there is a chance you corrupted the installation usb stick... happened to me when I tried once.

 

I'm honestly kind of clueless since you tried most of the flags, usually at least -x works... ill let other pro's handle this But I will follow to see if you solve it!

 

what happens when you verbose boot (-v) right before it kernel panics though? What is it loading that causes the panic?

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"There is nothing more difficult than fixing something that isn't all the way broken yet." - Author Unknown

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Try installing from your integrated graphics. I just got El Capitan working on my hackintosh but imessage seems to be buggy.

Got past the crash, now the screen is at 1080p and I have the spin wheel of death. So progress.

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Got past the crash, now the screen is at 1080p and I have the spin wheel of death. So progress.

 

Are you into the installation or past that?

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Are you into the installation or past that?

Loading bar goes to mid way through the screen (more like 1/3rd) Then goes to this screen which would be where OSX Install stuff comes onto.

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sorry its blurry, the mouse is in the top left and I can move it around, however after about a second it becomes the spinwheel of death.

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Loading bar goes to mid way through the screen (more like 1/3rd) Then goes to this screen which would be where OSX Install stuff comes onto.

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sorry its blurry, the mouse is in the top left and I can move it around, however after about a second it becomes the spinwheel of death.

 

did you try bootflags this time? 

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