Also, thank you to the tonymacx86 team for getting the guide up so quickly. Voila! Everything works great for me, and hopefully it will for you too. After it is installed, go to System Preferences > Sound > Output > Line-out (green rear).
#MULTIBEAST 7.5.0 YOSEMITE UPGRADE#
The audio wasn’t working after the upgrade even with the Realtek audio patch. You're almost there! At this point, everything should be working great. You will be able to find the exact # on the Chimera boot screen in the top left corner. Reboot and select your Yosemite drive (if you used maxmem flag then make sure you put this as well: maxmem=_ (your memory size). I selected ONLY the following:īootloaders > Chimera v4.0.0 Customize > Boot Options > Kext Dev Mode Audio > Realtek ALC1150 Network > AppleIntelE 1000e v3.1.0ġ0. This time select the drive that you installed Yosemite on (I also put the maxmem=4096 flag here just in case). Once the installation is complete, repeat Step #4 (i.e., reboot and press F12).
#MULTIBEAST 7.5.0 YOSEMITE INSTALL#
The installation should appear and you can install OS X Yosemite over your existing Mavericks drive. Alternatively, you can remove all RAM except for 1 stick if you don’t want to use this setting. I put in the maxmem=4096 flag because I did not remove one of the 2 sticks of ram from my mobo. You will be brought to the Chimera boot screen. Remove /System/Library/Extensions/GenericUSBXHCI.kextĮdit /Extra/ and remove: Kernel mach_kernel After this is complete, move Multibeast 7.0 to your USB. Generally I followed the Tonymacx86 guide to upgrade.Ĭreate bootable Yosemite USB using Unibeast.
RAM: 16 GB (2x8GB Crucial Ballistix Sport) I did not make any BIOS changes prior to install. I used the latest Unibeast 5.0.1 and Multibeast 7.0. When I was on Mavericks I was on the iMac 14,2 system definition. Previously I had no issues with my Mavericks install aside for Messages not working, but now with Yosemite, that has decided to work too! BONUS! Surprisingly I did not run into any issues during the install (save for the audio which I have fixed - described later in this post). I want to share some happy news! I just successfully upgraded from Mavericks 10.9.5 to Yosemite 10.10, and am so excited! The system is working great (all USBs confirmed working, wifi is working). Note that I've also posted this on the tonymac forums: Link to my guide.
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