Can't boot after successfully installation

[kordon]

Hello,

I'm trying to install osx to my computer and I could install it successfully without any problems. I even haven't to add any arguments to boot up the installation process.

But after the installation, osx just doesn't want to boot.

When I boot up in verbose mode, I see its loading and make the whole thing witch it has to do, but then it just doesn't go further. The only error I get is that my CPU is an unknown model 0x3

I read that I have to start with dart=0 at this error but it didn't help. I also turned vt-d off in my bios settings.

Anyway it doesn't boot.

One time after the boot process it comes to a black screen and hanged there.

Hopefully maybe you have an idea?

 

My hardware:

Motherboard: asrock ZH77 pro 3

CPU: intel core i5 3570 ivy bridge

Graphic: GeForce 660GTX (Kepler card)

4GB DDR3 RAM

 

If I forgot anything pls tell me and sorry for my English.

[artur_pt]

hello

 

have u try to boot with

 

-v GraphicsEnabler=No

 

and disable in bios the intel hd 4000

 

good hack

[kordon]

I will try that when coming home.

But if I disable the hd4000 and boot up with graphics enabler = no, don't I havent then graphic in general?

[kordon]

Didnt helped, but I couldn't really turn the hd2500 off in the bios.

But I also post the log on the screen when I am trying to boot in verbose mode.

It doesn't continue at the end of the line..

[iFIRE]

boot with -s 

 

 

mount /

mkdir kext_backup

cd /System/Library/Extensions

mv ATI* GeForce* NVDA* AppleIntelHD* AppleIntelSNB* AppleIntel*/kext_backup

cd  /System/Library/Caches

rm -rf *

shutdown  lnk

[kordon]

I can't use my keyboard.

Tried with a USB and a ps2 keyboard.

When it boots with the -s flag it looses the connection.

Still any ideas?

[iFIRE]

use MacDrive from win and delete the kexts

[kordon]

use MacDrive from win and delete the kexts

Would the script work if I boot with -s into the installation?

I can use my keyboard there

[iFIRE]

boot with your usbinstaller and open Terminal app, then mount your disk, now put this

 

cd /Volumes/ name_your-Disk

 

mkdir kext_backup

cd /Volumes/your_disk/System/Library/Extensions

mv ATI* GeForce* NVDA* AppleIntelHD* AppleIntelSNB* AppleIntel*/kext_backup

cd  /System/Library/Caches

rm -rf *

shutdown  lnk

[kordon]

Well, now I'm coming to the apple logo and the mouse cursor appears in the upper left corner.

But from there it doesn't continue again.

[iFIRE]

boot with -f -v GraphicsEnabler=No npci=0x2000

[kordon]

Now if I boot with GraphicsEnabler=No, it doesn't come to the mouse cursor again, without it, but with the other flags, nothing changes. It still doesn't continue at when the cursor appears.

[partypoison1993]

I dont know if this helps, but if u have a graphics card, set primary display=PCIe in bios. Worked for me. then use GraphicsEnabler=Yes flag.

[kordon]

It was already set to pciE.

Still doesn't continue after the mouse appears and tried with GraphicsEnabler = yes.

I should maybe add that I even can't control the mouse cursor.

[partypoison1993]

MBR or GPT..? i had ur problem first in GPT, ie, stuck at the apple logo. then i reinstalled with MBR, and combining my above steps, worked for me. Although i had to launch the installation with -v -x GraphicsEnabler=No .

[kordon]

Already installed with MBR :/

But I haven't to boot with any flags to the installation.

[partypoison1993]

hey, did u fixed the OS X installtion by going to terminal.? i followed this guide :- http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/280756-guide-the-all-in-one-guide-to-vanilla-os-x-including-chameleon-dsdt-for-beginners/

 

"3.B Fixing the OS X install

1. From the installer go to Utilities and Terminal.
2. Type cp –R /System/Library/Extensions/NullCPUPowerManagement.kext /Volumes/"OS X"/System/Library/Extensions/
3. Type cp –R /System/Library/Extensions/FakeSMC.kext /Volumes/"OS X"/System/Library/Extensions/
4. Type reboot
NOTE: Include the quotes in the lines above. This assumes your install partition is called “OS X” as I said above. If for whatever reason you called it something else replace “OS X” with whatever you called it."

[kordon]

Still the same anyway :/

Still the same anyway :/

[partypoison1993]

Can you please see this...?  http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/278692-i-am-getting-stuck-at-waiting-for-dsmos-or-dsmos-has-arrived/

[kordon]

That's what iFire already told. I tried that with all the kext and with that advise I came to the mouse-cursor. Before that I even couldn't see the cursor, Got a panic without starting in verbose mode and stucked after the IOBluetooth... log, when I booted in verbose mode.

[iFIRE]

post your Extra folder and boot only with -v and post photo

[kordon]

Link to the picture.

After that messages, it comes to the white Screen with the Apple Logo and the mouse cursor appears.

 

And with here is my Extra folder.

[iFIRE]

Compatibility & Bootpacks | OSXLatitude.com

 

 

OSXLatitude Forum

Take a look here:  http://www.google.com/cse?cx=015502606800201147678%3Aghutp5a8jhi&ie=UTF-8&q=kext+Lenovo+B570#gsc.tab=0&gsc.q=kext+Lenovo+B570&gsc.page=1

[kordon]

You misunderstood me I think.

I don't want to install ML onto my laptop, which I wrote to the signature. I want to install it onto my desktop PC. The hardware is listed in the first post.

 

[bigben1]

on your mobo you have a setting  for sata/esata  controllers to ide/ahci mode use ahci mode, hpet 64 bit mode, hpet support yes, dis-able iEEE1394 in your bios settings, remove usb 3 and bluetooth kexts.

then see if you boot ok.