Hello everyone, I'm back for my second hackbook attempt. (Previous attempt was getting Yosemite on a very odd-ball chromebook without using a Mac. That never ended up working) Now, I have a Macbook 4,1 that can't run ML+, so I am trying to get El Capitan on my brand new laptop. Here are the specs: *Intel Core i5 6200 *8GB Ram (Upgradable) *1 TB Hard Disk Drive (Upgradable) *Intel HD 520 *DVD Drive *SD Slot *1 USB-3.1 and 2 USB-2 Ports *Ethernet (Realtek) *Intel Dualband M.2 Mini Wifi Card (I know this won't work in OS X) *15.6" 1080p IPS Laptop Display *Windows 10, Ubuntu 16.04 and Kali Rolling currently installed. *UEFI, secure boot off WITH legacy support turned on.
I do not want to wipe anything off of this machine.
I am attempting to boot OS X 10.11.4 with Clover (UEFI mode) off of a USB drive. It automatically reboots at a point after getting a root device. Here is what I got right before the restart:
hfs: mounted Install OS X El Capitan on device root_device devfs_kernel_mount: kernel_moun failed: 2 XCPM: registered
I took a picture of my screen (2/3 of my screen) which can be found here.
The kexts I am using include: FakeSMC, NullCPUPowerManagement, GenericUSBXHCI and VoodooPS2Controller. The drivers I have are: HFSPlus, OsxAptioFix2Drv, OsxFatBinaryDrv and FSInject (All are up-to-date) Thanks for your support!
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