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ESjetpack

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Aug 3, 2015
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OS X can't start inmediatly after update to El Capitan DP6 via app store update.

Screen show prohibitory gray icon later a slow progressbar.

What can I do?? Thx
 

teddat

macrumors member
Apr 8, 2011
42
2
Having same problem. Can't startup even with left shift key held down after chime. I have filevault enabled.

Panic seems to involve extensions virtualbox.

How to boot with extensions off or single user mode with file vault enabled?

I tried command s after startup chime and after trying to log in
 

tarasis

macrumors 6502a
Oct 26, 2007
699
103
Here, there and everywhere
I've created a USB install disk for El Cap, and I'm re-installing it on the MBP (couldn't even boot into recovery mode). Hopefully when I wake up in the morning it will be fine (its 3am here). Another 18 minutes till its installed.
 

teddat

macrumors member
Apr 8, 2011
42
2
Something got caught up in the install. I booted into recovery. disabled firmware password. rebooted trying safe mode and single user mode.

installation somehow didn't finish. progress bar and then booted into DP6 safe mode. removed virtual box vbox extensions from /library/extensions. rebooted and all is fine.

far far ok. but that was a bit unnecessary.
 

tarasis

macrumors 6502a
Oct 26, 2007
699
103
Here, there and everywhere
Well for me, trying to re-install lead to a ""A mismatch between the mbr and gpt partition maps is not supported." error, which I fixed thanks to this thread on the dev forum https://forums.developer.apple.com/message/36012

Basically you need to use gdisk to repair the MBR. After that I have begun again the install, which this time seems to be working.

--- EDIT

Well that worked, I am now up and running with Beta 6. What I don't understand is why I didn't have a problem with Betas 1-5. Did Win 10 updating itself to final release somehow mess up the bootrecords?
 
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Laai

macrumors regular
Apr 23, 2012
143
33
Germany
Same issue here. Updated to DP6, stuck at around 75%. Reinstalled using recovery back to DP1, then updated to DP2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, and it is stuck again. -.-

I tried to fix permissions/volume through Recovery partition, but nothing helped. Any info on what it might be, or how to try to fix it?

CMD+S is not working, text is getting stuck after "System boot time (in nanoseconds): 12309213..." or something like that...
 

Laai

macrumors regular
Apr 23, 2012
143
33
Germany
Ok, this is incredible. Las night I wiped my entire internal SSD, installed Mavericks, updated to Public Beta of El Cap, everything worked out fine (I decided to try out public beta instead of dev version). This morning OS seems laggy a bit, I reboot and do PRAM reset and now I'm stuck again at the loading screen.
I'm going back to Yosemite :(
 

busflier

macrumors newbie
May 12, 2015
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Something got caught up in the install. I booted into recovery. disabled firmware password. rebooted trying safe mode and single user mode. installation somehow didn't finish. progress bar and then booted into DP6 safe mode. removed virtual box vbox extensions from /library/extensions. rebooted and all is fine. far far ok. but that was a bit unnecessary./QUOTE said:
Teddat, you saved my life! I had the same problem as you, and after I saw your post I deleted vbox and was able to boot in normal mode. Everything is working great for now. Thanks!
 
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