vodoo88 Posted August 31, 2013 Share Posted August 31, 2013 Im using clover and my spec is i5 4670 GA H87-D3H 8GB RAM 128GB SSD no GPU did I did anything wrong?? already google the problem but can't find it Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tracker_oz Posted September 19, 2013 Share Posted September 19, 2013 Hi In case you have not managed to fix this. I just had the EXACT same thing happen to my wife's iMac overnight. And I meant exact! Won't boot to target mode, or most anything else. Verbose mode will work to give you the uuid message, CD install disk will kernel panic the machine. In the process of fixing I re-learned a valuable tenet of debugging....start with the easier to check things first! In short, I finally tracked it down to being one of the 4 8G Kingston sticks in the machine. But in the meantime, I had tried everything, including dismantling the machine to check both the SSD I installed 12 months ago and the 2.0TB HD; thinking that perhaps one of those had locked up the SATA bus completely. So in short, check you RAM by removing it ALL, then put one stick in at a time! In my case, it was evident immediately as the first stick I put in started booting the machine fine. Good luck and let us know if you fixed it and if it was the same issue! Tracker_oz Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vodoo88 Posted September 20, 2013 Author Share Posted September 20, 2013 Hi In case you have not managed to fix this. I just had the EXACT same thing happen to my wife's iMac overnight. And I meant exact! Won't boot to target mode, or most anything else. Verbose mode will work to give you the uuid message, CD install disk will kernel panic the machine. In the process of fixing I re-learned a valuable tenet of debugging....start with the easier to check things first! In short, I finally tracked it down to being one of the 4 8G Kingston sticks in the machine. But in the meantime, I had tried everything, including dismantling the machine to check both the SSD I installed 12 months ago and the 2.0TB HD; thinking that perhaps one of those had locked up the SATA bus completely. So in short, check you RAM by removing it ALL, then put one stick in at a time! In my case, it was evident immediately as the first stick I put in started booting the machine fine. Good luck and let us know if you fixed it and if it was the same issue! Tracker_oz already success install 10.8.4 using myhack Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
joace Posted September 29, 2013 Share Posted September 29, 2013 Hi Voodoo88, I have exactly the same issue, and stuck for a while, not sure how you created your installation image, if you restored from orignial InstallESD.dmg in available OS X to U disk, you may encouter this issue. I created my U disk with myHack, it worked and installed successfully. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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