Mine seems to be enabled, I believe I selected it during updating most of the stuff from multibeast.

Please make sure that you've upgraded and configured your BIOS according to the guide or the following photos:

https://plus.google.com/photos/112374428249...=CM65qbaW956uag

or:

2.1. Load optimized defaults
2.2. M.I.T. > Miscellaneous Settings > PCIe Slot Configuration > Gen3
2.3. Bios Features > VT-d > Disabled
2.4. Peripherals > xHCI Mode > AUTO
2.5. Peripherals > xHCI Hand-OFF > ENABLED
2.6. Peripherals > EHCI Hand-OFF > ENABLED

This post has been edited by wiraone: Nov 2 2014, 06:53 PM

Any news on the DW1515? Does it work?

Anybody with yosemite can confirm that USB3 working? I've just realised my card reader uses USB3 and it doesn't work right now

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Update: Forgotten to install the USB3 from multibeast, did that and my card reader is now usable again

This post has been edited by wiraone: Nov 27 2014, 05:28 PM

Somebody is selling the G5 case for RM500 but you probably can deal with him since the G5 is dead.

http://www.mudah.my/Mac+G5+desktops-31795117.htm

Guys, before you start your venture into hackintosh, compare the specs with available iMac, MacMini or MBP variants. If there pricing is not that much different, might as well go for the Apple stuffs rather than having a headache later on. Specs your rig, compare, and decide.

It means that the OS couldn't load. What OS you're trying to run on your MB? BTW, Hackintosh thread is for those who're trying to install OSX on other non-Apple platform. You may want to ask this in different thread to get attention.

What do you mean by 'most of tonymacx86 ram are in US'? You can use any RAM that your pc can take, I don't have any problem using RAM sourced locally.

If your PC can take it, why not? Have been using cosair vengeance ram since the day i built my Hackintosh and have no problem so far.

Make a copy/clone of your installation into another drive/partition and boot from there when you've problem. I'm using carbon copy cloner before but it is not free anymore.

Nope, haven't retried it after the failure before. I have everything on that machine to do my daily work, so, if thing doesn't broke, why fix it. Haha.

Give it a go, a straight forward installation doesn't give you any thrill

The same for me, I got back my MBP from my wife, might probably redo clover again when I have time.

Check your log, the error can be seen in the installer log. It probably looking for a certain directory or file to be copied over but failed to do so.

Run Console app and go to install.log

Info can be found here

www.tonymacx86.com/unibeast/85364-unibeast-failure-reporting.html

Check this:

http://www.tonymacx86.com/building-customa...ml#CustoMac_Pro

You might not get some of the things here like the RAM etc, replace them with a good brand and you'll be okay. Just make sure you're getting the supported motherboard and graphics card, they're the two most important ingredients to get your hackintosh running with less headache.

The final version was out last night

Not going to install it on my hackintosh yet, I'll do this on my MBP first

Preparing myself for another Clover adventure
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After few hours of more wasted time, I gave up Just read that the UEFI implementation for my P8Z68-V PRO (1st GEN) is buggy. So, my Clover adventure stopped here.

This post has been edited by wiraone: Oct 2 2015, 09:05 AM

Finally! Got el capitan installed with Clover but not fully using UEFI but heck, as long as it could boot and run normally, I'm happy BTW, I did a fresh install. Now need to play around with the Clover Configurator.