Reboot fail after installing El Capitan help!!
I Just jjust installed El Capitan on the latest Mac book pro rentina. I have tried to restart and it does not reboot. Any suggestions on the fix?
MacBook Air (13-inch Mid 2011)
I t has worked GSfromNL
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I have the same problem and have restored twice with the same problem. I did run across this solution, but am to tired to try it right now. I do not plan to shutdown again until I can get it fixed on my other mac computer. Having the same problem on both. Keep you posted.
https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/21331
Either way, this is best fixed from Recovery Mode, but you shouldn't have to reinstall again to boot normally because moving the kexts in Recovery Mode should allow the boot process to continue as normal. Let me know how it goes.
- So Boot into Recover Mode.
- From the central menu open Disk Utility.
- Then select the "Macintosh HD" partition, then the "Unlock" from the "File" menu (Skip this step if you can't see "unlock")
- Select the Get Help Online link from the meunbar to open Safari.
- Navigate back to this thread.
- Select all of the writing in bold below and press cmd+C to copy it to the clipboard:
cd "/Volumes/Macintosh HD/Library/Extensions/" ; mkdir Unsupported ; mv hp* Unsupported ; mv B* Unsupported ; cd "/Volumes/Macintosh HD/System/Library/Extensions/" ; mkdir Unsupported ; mv Elt* Unsupported ; mv ssud* Unsupported ; rm -Rf /Volumes/Macintosh\ HD/Library/Application\ Support/Rox* ; rm -Rf /Volumes/Macintosh\ HD/Library/Application\ Support/Check* ; rm -Rf /Volumes/Macintosh\ HD/Library/Filesystems/*fuse* ; rm -Rf /Volumes/Macintosh\ HD/var/folders/*
- Then go to the Utilities menu, open Terminal and press cmd+V to paste the long command into it.
- Restart normally a couple of times to confirm
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Hey
How do I get a list of the kexts files?
thanks
Thanks a lot, it worked for me (iMac mid 2007)!
I just had to remove these three entries:
APExtFramebuffer
AirParrotDriver
EltimaAsync
Regards,
Alfio
Hi Pierre, suspects are the kexts starting with:
Etima
Jmicronata
ssuddrv
Move them to a different folder and try booting, think you're fine after that.
WHen comes Apple with aan update? The installation of this El Capitan is a desaster.
Glad it worked for you...
Geen idee!
Think and hope next update will solve these and other things. Are you OK for now? If any problems, post them, many knowledge in these fora... :-)
Dear GS from NL
In the list in App Store is OS X Yosemite. Can't I download that program and install it? I come back then for El Capitan, when the problem with the reboot is solved.
Fred
Believe it is impossible to install older OSX versions over newer. Only if you do a clean install. But your problem cannot be so difficult to fix...? Keep posting!
Hi PWA65: You have a space between Mackintosh and HD in the disk-name.
So you must use either "cd /Volumes/Macintosh HD" within quotes
or use the slash: cd /Volumes/Macintosh\ HD
Thank you, it works!
Just to say thanks as you describe exactly my situation, the steps taken, and the point that I am at.
Hopefully a solution shall be found
BIG BIG THANKS !!!! IT WORKS !!!!
Thanks GSfromNL I just followed your steps and removed the following files:
EltimaAsync.kext
JMicronATA.kext
Reboot and off it goes :-)
I have the computer in 'safe mode'. I found 'terminal', but I cannot open it.
This is temp solutions, but work! thanks a lot! simple way to fix the bug issues haha
Reboot fail after installing El Capitan help!!