I solved this by replacing the ist file that Multibeast generated on the EFI section of the SSD with the ist that was on the installer USB (which I knew was working.) Once I copied the ist from the installer USB into the EFI folder on the SSD (replacing the one created by Multibeast) I then got a clover screen at boot that allowed me to select my SSD drive to start - and Sierra 10.12 started up normally - though as noted, with a longish boot time, resolved by adding a graphics card. What I got was a cycle of rebooting & loop restarting though the clover start up screen.
Post-installation, I was not able to get a working boot from my SSD with Multibeast. I could find all the options suggested in the Tonymac guide except for a way to disable serial port.
The settings are accessible in the ASUS bios, if in doubt try a few things - but getting these right is critical to proceeding with the install.
#CREATE WIFI NETWORK MAC OS 10.12.2 INSTALL#
If anything is not correct in the BIOS, you will get a "hang" at the black Apple install screen with Unibeast. This motherboard needs to have all BIOS settings precisely correct as stated in the Tonymac Sierra install guide. After I put in a dedicated graphics card, boot to OSX was appreciabley faster.) (*Update: a lot of my slow boot seemed connected to the native HD 530 graphics starting up. I offer a few notes because there are issues in my install, and while everything seems to be "mostly" working I do see a slow boot right now (50+ seconds) a lot slower than my El Capitan install on Ivy Bridge. Onboard HD530 graphics / updated to AMD Radeon 7970 Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide
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