Kext utility freezing install#
Plus before you clone, you can run updates, install all of your software & tools, etc., so you don't have to do that every single time you want to refresh your system image. Anytime you need to reinstall, rather than going through the whole install process, just boot up to the OSX installer, go into Disk Utility, and restore the sparseimage to your target boot drive.no install required, it's simply re-cloning that initial installation. Clone that to a disk image (sparseimage bundle) using SuperDuper (this is basically like a hard drive ISO).
Kext utility freezing drivers#
Here's the basic idea: setup a "clean" install of OSX on your hard drive (create a small 60-gig or so partition) - no drivers or bootloader (use Unibeast to boot up temporarily).
For starters, make yourself a Master Image - this is a simple copy of a base install of OSX. That's why they have such a great 's not like you can go out & buy a Mac with an Atom and 2 gigs of RAM and have crappy performance, you know?Ģ. It's the secret to their success: OSX is very stable because they control both the software AND the hardware. Per the license, OSX is not supposed to go on any non-Apple hardware, so it's the wild west for Hackintoshes. No drivers required on any real Mac, unlike Windows. OSX is easier to install than anything.on a real Mac. i cannot wait to clock it), and i heard that some Z87 mobos have added support for it.Ĭlick to expand.1. you should see the voltages on this thing. i'm sitting on 800 quid of hardware that needs to become an audio workstation, and have no idea what the next step is, to stabilize/finalize the build.Īt this point, i'm even cool with buying a new mobo.
Kext utility freezing how to#
I even got clover and macpoison and couldn't even figure out how to run them. The last time i had a mac of my own it was a G3 with OS 8.1. Now, although i have worked with LogicPro and ProTools, i have honestly no idea what to do with OSX. I understand that i'm missing some files to finalize the install, but i have no idea which, and how to get them. i can't shut down the system, if i do, it goes into kernel panic and doesn't reboot anymore. ethernet works, audio doesn't (no surprise there).
Surprisingly, the install worked, and i was able to boot into a fully functional Yosemite.
I've just run the usb disk, using just one boot flag: GraphicsEnabler=Yes. *i no longer have access to a mac* or at least for another week, and when i do, there's practically no internet. I'm using a yosemite iso, and i built the usb disk with transmac. i know this isn't proper supported, idk why i bought it. I'm looking for some advice on a build i've been working on these last 2 days.
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