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I fixed my problem, idk what it was, just reinstalled Yosemite, and straight updated to DP2 works fine so far. Also i see they fixed bugs in Safari yay :)

Ughh... I don't want to re-install. I may have to do a special backup while I play with developer previews like once did. Still no luck getting past the freezing on  /etc/rc.installer_cleanup.

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Same xpcproxy error with Chameleon r2380 V3.

 

The solution is to perform the update and reboot the OS ONLY with Clover. I made my first attemp trying to boot with Chameleon r2377 V2.1 and it fails forcing me to re-install Yosemite. On second try and with another Hackintosh, I follow the Clover booting method and it works. I was thinking that once the update was complete, I could go back to Chameleon but it's still the same.

 

So I'm afraid to say that Chameleon is still unable to boot DP2 (DP1 though is OK so far)

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Solved by deleting AppleTyMCEDriver, installing newer VoodooHDA, rebuilding kextscache and ta da... booted from DP2 install on App Store. Everything working good so far. I haven't tried dark mode yet.

 

I manually loaded FakeSMC.kext again and now it's freezing on /etc/rc.server and /etc/rc.installer_cleanup (both not found).

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@redneck

 

I'm afraid I can't help you because my understanding of Clover configuration is o close to 0. :wallbash::hammer:

 

I had to try a lot of times to access the desktop. Boot process seems OK (no KP, no hangs, drivers successfully loaded etc.) but for an unexplainable reason, I got instant reboot when getting to the desktop. Sometimes it works with no problems, some others, it fails.

 

My only advice is keep trying :unsure: and try to get the correct config.plist !

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If you're having issues with XPCPROXY, you only have to change the "mach_kernel" file inside your HDD's root folder with this attached file.

 

This error is caused because the kernel is updated to 14.0.0

 

(Of course, it only works with Chameleon  :D )

 
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This is the right way to rebuild caches:

 

Boot into yosemite using boot arg:  kext-dev-mode=1

 

Repair permissions then, rebuild caches:

sudo chmod -R 755 /System/Library/Extensions/*
sudo chown -R root:wheel /System/Library/Extensions/*
sudo chown root:admin /
sudo kextcache -system-prelinked-kernel
sudo kextcache -system-caches
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{censored}, again Yosemite makes me a bit of trouble, idk how to investigate that problem. So after everything's been loaded, and i need to get to login screen, my monitor goes black and is searching for source. It's so weird that it started happening again since i got a somewhat stable DP2 i wonder what could've change with drivers.

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Finally solved the xpcproxy on my HP 7700. I created 2 Partitions.

restored Yosemite.dmg  dp1 on both.

Name Yosemite1 and Yosemite2 , no spaces in the name.

Download the update. installed DP2 on Yosemite2.

Boot to Yosemite1

In the terminal on Yosemite1 

 

 

How to Repair permissions then, rebuild caches: 

in terminal run each command 

 

sudo diskutil repairPermissions /Volumes/Yosemite2

sudo kextcache -system-prelinked-kernel

sudo kextcache -system-caches

 

Boot into yosemite2 using boot arg:  kext-dev-mode=1   

 

no xcopyproxy and can repair permissions in Utility 

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