DrNomis_44's Hackintosh Build

[kimball492]

DB did the hammer r us store open yet lol. Man of many talents DB loves computers.
Start here Doc http://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/im...-start.104542/
Doc it's hard for me to give you much more info as I've never built a hackintosh. As I have Macs already at home.
But hope the below works. There's a lot of info here.http://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/un...sed-pc.172672/

How to Enter/Edit Boot Flags in Clover
To boot OS X with common alternative boot options such as Verbose Mode, Safe Mode, Single User Mode, and Without Caches, simply hit spacebar on the Clover Boot Screen.

For testing, you can enter alternate flags at boot time as follows:

1. At Clover Boot Screen click/highlight Options and hit Enter
2. Highlight Boot Args: and hit Enter
3. Move arrow keys to end of line, type desired flag, and hit Enter
4. Press Escape to return to the initial Clover Boot Screen

Note, this will not permanently edit /EFI/CLOVER/config.plist. If desired, edit the config.plist by permanently adding to the Boot/arguments section.

[DrNomis_44]

DB did the hammer r us store open yet lol.
Start here Doc http://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/im...-start.104542/
Doc it's hard for me to give you much more info as I've never built a hackintosh. As I have Macs already at home.
But hope the below works. There's a lot of info here.http://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/un...sed-pc.172672/


How to Enter/Edit Boot Flags in Clover
To boot OS X with common alternative boot options such as Verbose Mode, Safe Mode, Single User Mode, and Without Caches, simply hit spacebar on the Clover Boot Screen.

For testing, you can enter alternate flags at boot time as follows:

1. At Clover Boot Screen click/highlight Options and hit Enter
2. Highlight Boot Args: and hit Enter
3. Move arrow keys to end of line, type desired flag, and hit Enter
4. Press Escape to return to the initial Clover Boot Screen

Note, this will not permanently edit /EFI/CLOVER/config.plist. If desired, edit the config.plist by permanently adding to the Boot/arguments section.

Ah rightio, I'll give that a go and see if that sorts things out, cheers mate.


Update:

Okay, I tried entering that text you suggested trying, but I'm still getting that error message when trying to install El Capitain on my Hackintosh PC, perhaps the hardware I'm using is incompatible, or there are some compatibility issues....hmmmmmm.


I'm wondering if one of the files on the thumbdrive is corrupted or something?


Before I get the error message I noticed it gets to the point where it says that there's approximately 16 minutes to go during the installation, and then it seems to hang a bit.