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Since you have no add-on PCIE Video card and using the Integrated Intel HD Graphics, you should drop nv_disable=1 from your Clover Boot Args: If you enabled it follow the BIOS recommendations from Tonymac Sierra Installation : "If your system has IO SerialPort, disable it". In the BIOS options, it is not clear from the image about the Serial Port. Thank you for all those images you have uploaded. The boot screen image may shed more light on the possible cause for the crash. Most likely cause for such sudden panic are wrong BIOS choices or a wrong driver or lack of driver in the Kext folder or DriverX64UEFI folder of the installer. If you haven't already used a Verbose mode boot with -v boot flag, can you include that to the rest of your options and reboot and upload a screen capture image to share with readers of your post to help them analyze the problem better?.At the Clover Boot Manager Screen in Options>Boot Args: what boot flags were inserted the last time you had the Panic and Reboot ?.

In the Motherboard's BIOS Setup what were the options you have selected before booting the USB Installer as First boot device?.

Did you add Multibeast 9.01 onto the Installer?.

When you created your macOS Sierra USB Installer using Unibeast 7.01, did you choose UEFI or Legacy Mode?.

It is so fast I can't see any error on the screen.Īt least I tried to optimize my bios settings from this guide:ĭoes anyone have an idea how to debug this issue?Ĭlick to expand.To understand your situation better, here are some questions: During the boot process, the OS shows me the Apple logo just for a few seconds and then it reboots immediately. If I try to boot the installed OS from the ssd it hangs in the loop, too. Unfortunately, this did not help.Īfter that, I decided to create a fresh boot stick with this guide:Īnd now I am right now at the same point. I've tried to add some suggested parameters like "cpus=1" or "boot without caches" and so on. It was a little risky but I can't do the step to ElCapitan, because I didn't found the download in the App store.Īnyway, it did not work out well.

I thought yesterday that it's time for an update and tried first to update directly from OS X Yosemite to macOS Sierra with this update guide: SATA 6Gb/s MLC synchron (SDSSDX-120G-G25) I'm running since 2012 a custom mac at least on OS X Yosemite with the following hardware: Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide