This kext is needed or your system wont boot and will get stuck at the Grey Apple boot screen with no spinning dial. The version contained in MultiBeast 5.0.2 is v1.5 which may also work yet I have not tried since I know v.1.3.6 works. Install AppleACPIPlatform kext I provided and rebuild cache ( *Note* AppleACPIPlatform.kext is v1.3.6.Launch Champlist, click Kext Utility and also select the drive you installed OS X on in upper right corner.Select userDSDT ( *Note* be sure to read what this installs) and install : Pic.Lacie USB 3.0 Driver (version 1.0.10) **This is not needed if installing the USB3 kext from MultiBeast 5.3.1**.Follow this Guide for Creating Your Own DSDT) DSDT.aml file ( *Note* I created and patched my own DSDT for BIOS version 1602.The native Kext Utility is also available in the Application>Utilities folder for rebuilding cache so use whichever you prefer) You can also edit your & smbios plist settings with it instead of using MultiBeast.
MultiBeast 5.0.2 or newer, KextBeast or Champlist ( *Note* I prefer and used Champlist for bootloader updates, cache rebuild, and kext install. Highlight the drive you just installed OS X onto and select it without typing any parameters. Reboot after the installation is completed and again boot into the USB drive created with UniBeast. Install OS X 10.8 onto the newly partitioned drive. Partition as “Mac OS Extended (Journaled)" with a GUID Partition Map Table. Select the drive you want to install OS X 10.8. *Note* This was needed to prevent a black screen after I selected the UniBeast USB drive to begin the installation. You can download latest MultiBeast from tonymacx86 downloads. *Note*Everything else you will need, with the exception of MultiBeast and KextBeast, are attached to this post as compressed files.so just download and unzip. If you create a brand new one following the tutorial, the App Store download will be 10.8.5 which is the most recent version out at the time this guide was created. *Note*My UniBeast USB was created with the App Store download of 10.8. A bootable USB Mountain Lion installer created with UniBeast - Follow this tutorial: Link. Processor: Intel Core i7-870 "Lynnfield" (LGA1156)īefore Installing Please have the following created:. 
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