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Anyone else get this screen after installing? The login screen came up, but after entering details, I get this 'bricked' screen.

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[doublepost=1468157797][/doublepost]I installed the public beta from App Store from El Cap latest beta. Is there anything I can do, or is it Time Machine recovery time?
 

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Good shout. Doesn't like my BT4 USB dongle. Unplugged and trying again.
[doublepost=1468159416][/doublepost]Hmm unplugged and still not happy.

After unplugged...

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Then I wait and it goes currupt:

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So how can I now switch back to the internal BT controller. It's seemingly looking for it still even after disconnecting? I was using a BT single on my MBP 2010 for MIDI stuff.
[doublepost=1468159660][/doublepost]Trying safe mode. Will report back.
[doublepost=1468159700][/doublepost]Same issue.
[doublepost=1468161595][/doublepost]Does anyone know how to disable Bluetooth in recovery mode prior to boot up?
 

MichaelDT

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You are missing a graphics driver for sure. Try booting recovery and if it loads then copy all graphics kexts via terminal to main partition and delete or rebuild kext cache.
 

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I've gone back to recovering El Cap. I'll try again in beta 3. Standard Mid 2010 15inch but with a Samsung EVO SSD running latest firmware.

Thanks for your help.
[doublepost=1468200686][/doublepost]Recovery did load fwiw
 

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So I installed on a new partition and everything is fine. I've also rebuilt the kexts cache etc using '
sudo touch /System/Library/Extensions/ && kextcache -Boot -U /' (after disabling crs). I'm too scared to upgrade to Sierra now, so I'm working to do a clean install on the new partition and will ultimately Time Machine restore Docs and Apps over to there from El Cap.
 

grahamperrin

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I encountered the prohibition sign more than once. If I recall correctly, the problem was not limited to Sierra.

https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/49672#146867

… Disconnecting then reconnecting the drive – whilst the no entry sign was on screen – allowed startup to continue. Potentially nerve-wracking, but entertaining.

The visual corruption, in the second of your photographs in post 3, was part of that entertainment.

In my case it was not a missing graphics driver.

I'm glad that you worked around the problem in your case. If it recurs, feed the bug to Apple.
 
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