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  1. Yep, the blue screen of death also exists in macOS... You have your iGPU enabled too?
    4 points
  2. I didn't try NoVPAJpeg.kext and thought to give a chance. I normally used @CyberDevs' method since Beta1; I added NoVPAJpeg.kext and change BIOS to PEG as a primary after restart Preview and Quicklook worked. And two things start to work and I still don't believe it. Needs more test. Netflix and iTunes DRM working now. Netflix never worked before and iTunes DRM just working when I download the media files but on HD movies extras never work until NoVPAJpeg.kext. I will make more test for a couple of days then I will edit this post if it is still working.
    3 points
  3. Check this: https://olarila.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=7164
    3 points
  4. clover setintelbacklight+intelmaxbacklight without backlightinjector and PNLF then igpu WEG+clover intel injection option with no device and no ig-platformid 나의 LG-F800S 의 Tapatalk에서 보냄
    2 points
  5. CTM Changes v0.768b2 -> v0.768 - Fix checking remote repo for theme updates. - Update Sparkle framework to v1.20.0. - App temporary work around for *** WARNING: Method convertPointToBase. - Keep previews expanded after installing/uninstalling a theme. EDIT: Forgot to apply https protocol as per previous v0.768b2 CloverThemeManager.zip @arsradu - I think this may fix your issue with the previews collapsing after a change. However, I did have that in place on purpose so maybe another issue will rear it's head now. Let me know if you find anything.
    2 points
  6. Create Custom Entries to Hide Preboot and Recovery APFS Volumes with Clover Configurator With the release of High Sierra and the APFS file system, Clover users now have "extra" entries appearing in their Main Menu - Preboot and Recovery APFS volumes. While they are harmless and actually useful in certain circumstances (eg need Preboot to boot if using File Vault encryption, need Recovery to fix some file system problems), most users will likely want to hide them in day to day use. Note: This guide is tailored to those users who want to understand how to create custom APFS entries and the "nuts and bolts" of how Clover parses the file system looking for efi loader entries. If all you want to do is hide entries, the easiest way is through the GUI/Hide section of the config.plist. This won't allow you to rename custom entries, nor unhide them with the <F3> key (at least not till Clover r4247). Pre-requisites macOS High Sierra installed on APFS SSD or HDD Clover r4097+ with apfs.efi installed in /EFI/CLOVER/drivers64UEFI or /EFI/CLOVER/drivers64 Clover Configurator v 4.49.0.0 or later Procedure 1. Record output of "diskutil list" and "diskutil apfs list" to determine the layout of the actual physical disk(s) and the synthesized APFS container. In my example, the High Sierra Volume is named macOS_HS and is installed in physical disk partition disk3s4. fusion71aus-iMac:~ fusion71au$ diskutil list /dev/disk3 (internal, physical): #: TYPE NAME SIZE IDENTIFIER 0: GUID_partition_scheme *1.0 TB disk3 1: EFI EFI 209.7 MB disk3s1 2: Microsoft Basic Data DATA 935.6 GB disk3s2 3: Microsoft Reserved 134.2 MB disk3s3 4: Apple_APFS Container disk4 63.6 GB disk3s4 5: Apple_KernelCoreDump 655.4 MB disk3s5 /dev/disk4 (synthesized): #: TYPE NAME SIZE IDENTIFIER 0: APFS Container Scheme - +63.6 GB disk4 Physical Store disk3s4 1: APFS Volume macOS_HS 34.3 GB disk4s1 2: APFS Volume Preboot 20.9 MB disk4s2 3: APFS Volume Recovery 519.6 MB disk4s3 4: APFS Volume VM 20.5 KB disk4s4 2. Generate Clover Boot Log with terminal bdmesg > ~/Documents/bootlog.txt Note: for easier analysis of boot log, please remove all Custom/Hidden Entries from config.plist/GUI first (leaving only Clover auto scanning) before generating it. 3. Open bootlog.txt with a text editor and under the [ ScanLoader ] section, note the volume numbers corresponding to the Preboot, High Sierra and Recovery APFS volumes... Preboot Volume ---> 24 High Sierra Volume ---> 25 Recovery Volume ---> 26 4. Under [ ScanVolumes ] section, record the UUIDs of the above 3 Volumes In this example Vol 24 = Preboot: E38C70C3-C1C1-4096-B2DE-2EE2660FCE41,0x6CF46800,0x7687D88)\VenMedia(BE74FCF7-0B7C-49F3-9147-01F4042E6842,050BA2A72D1D0E4D8ABDE9B99632868E Partition UUID = E38C70C3-C1C1-4096-B2DE-2EE2660FCE41 Vol UUID = 050BA2A72D1D0E4D8ABDE9B99632868E (little endian format) Vol 25 = macOS_HS: E38C70C3-C1C1-4096-B2DE-2EE2660FCE41,0x6CF46800,0x7687D88)\VenMedia(BE74FCF7-0B7C-49F3-9147-01F4042E6842,67B6FC62811C594E819DACAE2F90240D Partition UUID = E38C70C3-C1C1-4096-B2DE-2EE2660FCE41 Vol UUID = 67B6FC62-811C-594E-819D-ACAE2F90240D (little endian format), 62FCB667-1C81-4E59-819D-ACAE2F90240D (big endian format) Vol 26 = Recovery: E38C70C3-C1C1-4096-B2DE-2EE2660FCE41,0x6CF46800,0x7687D88)\VenMedia(BE74FCF7-0B7C-49F3-9147-01F4042E6842,F3D73FFF25C8334DAF3C183BC35433DF Partition UUID = E38C70C3-C1C1-4096-B2DE-2EE2660FCE41 Vol UUID = F3D73FFF25C8334DAF3C183BC35433DF (little endian format) Note the partition UUIDs for all the APFS volumes are the same because they are all formed from the same physical disk partition disk3s4 = E38C70C3-C1C1-4096-B2DE-2EE2660FCE41 5. Mount the APFS Volumes to determine the "path" to boot.efi for the Preboot and Recovery Volumes. In terminal: fusion71aus-iMac:~ fusion71au$ diskutil mount disk4s2 Volume Preboot on disk4s2 mounted fusion71aus-iMac:~ fusion71au$ diskutil mount disk4s3 Volume Recovery on disk4s3 mounted fusion71aus-iMac:~ fusion71au$ open /Volumes In Finder, the hidden folder /Volumes will open (or use "ShowAllFiles.app" attached)... Record the "path to boot.efi" by expanding the directory tree of Preboot and Recovery (hint: drag the icon of boot.efi to a terminal window for full path): So for Preboot Volume, path = /Volumes/Preboot/62FCB667-1C81-4E59-819D-ACAE2F90240D/System/Library/CoreServices/boot.efi --> record as \62FCB667-1C81-4E59-819D-ACAE2F90240D\System\Library\CoreServices\boot.efi and for Recovery Volume, path = /Volumes/Recovery/62FCB667-1C81-4E59-819D-ACAE2F90240D/boot.efi ---> record as \62FCB667-1C81-4E59-819D-ACAE2F90240D\boot.efi Notes Need backslashes in the path, including the leading \ The UUID in the paths to boot.efi, for both the Preboot and Recovery APFS volumes, is the same = Vol UUID of the High Sierra Volume in big endian format... 6. Open Clover Configurator, mount EFI System Partition to edit /Volumes/EFI/EFI/CLOVER/config.plist 7. Click GUI section on LHS and the + sign under Custom Entries to create New Custom Entry 8. Create Preboot High Sierra Custom Entry In Volume, copy and paste Vol UUID of Preboot Volume from step 4 In Path, copy and paste path to boot.efi from step 5, including the leading \ Click Title/FullTitle and enter the display name you want eg "Preboot High Sierra" Set Injectkexts and Hidden attributes to Yes Set Entry type to OSX Leave VolumeType blank 9. Create APFS Recovery Custom Entry In Volume, copy and paste Vol UUID of Recovery APFS Volume from step 4 In Path, copy and paste path to boot.efi from step 5, including the leading \ Click Title/FullTitle and enter the display name you want eg "APFS Recovery" Set Injectkexts and Hidden attributes to Yes Set Entry type to OSXRecovery Leave VolumeType blank 10. Save config.plist and reboot the system. At the main Clover Menu, you should see something like this ... To unhide the custom APFS entries, press the F3 key Update: New "macOS Install Prebooter" Entry with Clover r4225+ Clover r4225+ has added new code to detect OS X installer data on the Preboot Volume ---> causes an extra entry at the Clover Main Menu: "Boot macOS Install Prebooter from Preboot"... If you mount your Preboot volume, you will see ... Method for hiding the new entry would be similar to hiding the Preboot Entry discussed above: In Volume, copy and paste Vol UUID of Preboot Volume from step 4 In Path, copy and paste path to boot.efi from step 5, including the leading \ (eg \UUID\com.apple.installer\boot.efi ) Click Title/FullTitle and enter the display name you want eg "High Sierra Install Prebooter" Set Injectkexts and Hidden attributes to Yes Set Entry type to OSXInstaller Leave VolumeType blank Custom Entry for Fusion Drive Installation of Sierra or High Sierra - post#22. sample_config.plist.zip apfs.efi.zip ShowAllFiles.app.zip Clover_v2.4k_r4220.zip
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  7. HACKINTOOL The Swiss army knife of vanilla Hackintoshing WARNING! Hackintool is not an automated patching tool that does all the work for you. Knowledge is required on how to patch before using it. Please read the Intel Framebuffer patching using WhateverGreen guide before you download this tool! I also recommend you read Daliansky's Hackintool tutorial (a proper English translation would be welcome). Mojave, Lilu + WhateverGreen You cannot use the Clover's KextsToPatch for framebuffer patching in Mojave for Skylake and above Framebuffer Dumps There are a few ways to dump your framebuffer data (the second two require WhateverGreen + Lilu debug versions) to read in Hackintool: 1. Use the Framebuffer->macOS 10.13.6 / Framebuffer->macOS 10.14 menu to create patches without a framebuffer dump 2. Use the -igfxdump boot flag to dump IGPU framebuffer kext to /AppleIntelFramebuffer_X_Y (root of your boot drive) and then File->Open menu 3. Use the -igfxfbdump boot flag to dump native and patched framebuffer table to ioreg and then File->Import->IOReg Dump menu Features - Supports Sandy Bridge, Ivy Bridge, Haswell, Broadwell, Skylake, Kaby Lake, Coffee Lake, Cannon Lake and Ice Lake generations - Create All, Connectors or VRAM patches - Detect Changes for auto patch creation - Create Clover patches in hex, base64 or Devices/Properties formats - Displays native GPU and Model identifiers - Display and edit Memory Info such as Stolen, Framebuffer, VRAM, Cursor etc. - Roll over some items for additional info (Tooltips) - Reads "live" data directly from Framebuffer kexts (if available; see Mojave note below) - File->Open framebuffer file generated by WhateverGreen's -igfxdump boot flag - File->Export->Clover config.plist / File->Export->Framebuffer.txt file - Patch audio layout id - Add USB port limit patch - Plug and unplug USB2 / USB3 devices and set port connector types then generate a USBPorts.kext - Advanced patching options (DVMT pre-alloc 32 MB, VRAM 2048 MB, Disable eGPU, Enable HDMI20 (4K), DP -> HDMI, GfxYTile Fix, Reboot Fix, USB port Limit, Spoof Audio Device Id, FB Port Limit, Spoof Gfx Device Id) Release Notes Updates are on Github 2.8.6 - Fix crash in getEDIDData, fix Import KextsToPatch 2.8.5 - Add "Show Installed Only" option for installed kexts 2.8.4 - Improved framebuffer enumeration, updated codecs and pci.ids 2.8.3 - Improved version checking routine, updated Turkish translation 2.8.2 - Updated Clover download location / OpenCore download support, Chinese translation update 2.8.1 - Data file updates 2.8.0 - Fixed OpenCore KextsToPatch format. Removed DSDT Rename auto selection 2.7.9 - Source is now on Github here 2.7.8 - Fix pcidevices.dsl compile error 2.7.7 - pcidevices.dsl export will now compile. Fix for Device Path 2.7.6 - Custom Device Path generation code (big thanks to @jaymonkey for helping test). Updated Chinese translation 2.7.5 - PCI DevicePath fix 2.7.4 - Added EveryMac.com Serial Check 2.7.3 - Added Serial Number Generator (thanks to vit9696 / MacInfoPkg team) 2.7.2 - Added EDID injection to IGPU. Added DPCD Max Link Rate patching. Added tooltips for Advanced / LSPCON patch options. Updated pci.ids / AppleALC audio data 2.7.1 - Bug fixes. Updated pci.ids / AppleALC audio data 2.7.0 - Launch process output fix (big thanks to @jaymonkey for the help testing this). Prepends "Intel" for IGPU name for Intel Power Gadget (thanks again to @jaymonkey for discovering this). System Info now includes all graphics cards. iMessage Keys are now clearly labeled. Added new OpenCore logo. Updated pci.ids / AppleALC audio data 2.6.9 - Disable Gatekeeper tool fix 2.6.8 - Catalina fixes 2.6.7 - Added "HDMI Infinite Loop Fix". Added LSPCON patching. Fixes 2.6.6 - Added "Disable Gatekeeper and mount the disk in read/write mode" tool. Change GFX0 to IGPU selection no longer shows for dGPU 2.6.5 - Improved BT hardware detection (when installed) and will show if FW Loaded (if using BrcmPatchRAM) 2.6.4 - Fixes 2.6.3 - Added Atheros BT device detection 2.6.2 - Added Bluetooth to Info->Misc 2.6.1 - Fixed USB device speeds 2.6.0 - USB fixes for macOS Catalina. USB now shows device speeds. Much improved Log viewer. Installing kexts on macOS Catalina will prompt to disable Gatekeeper and mount the disk in read/write mode. Fixed Atheros install for macOS Catalina. Added NativeDisplayBrightness to kext install list. Updated translations for Korean / Chinese 2.5.9 - ACPI names must be 4 characters (thanks P1LGRIM) 2.5.8 - Now using pci.ids for Audio Controllers 2.5.7 - Removed kextcache -u / call for rebuild cache. Added more command output for tools 2.5.6 - Added column sorting to PCI table 2.5.5 - Added ASRock DeskMini 310 system config 2.5.4 - Will now output mounting errors 2.5.3 - Fixed EveryMac.com Visit link 2.5.2 - Added Host, OS, Kernel and RAM System Info 2.5.1 - Add support for 0x3EA50005 0x3EA60005 0x3E980003 frame id for CFL refresh 2.5.0 - Fixed stdout/stderr output capture for admin privilege shell commands (thanks jaymonkey) 2.4.9 - Fixes 2.4.8 - Fixes 2.4.7 - Fixes 2.4.6 - "Rebuild KextCache and Repair Permissions" moved to tools section now has progress bar 2.4.5 - Output added for "Rebuild KextCache and Repair Permissions" 2.4.4 - Chinese language updates. Compiler improvements 2.4.3 - Chinese language updates. USB configurator fixes 2.4.2 - Changed Framebuffer Info to Selected / Current Framebuffer Info for easier comparison 2.4.1 - Chinese language update 2.4.0 - Now includes iMessageDebug data (ElNono / mdmwii / flux84 / sugarface / pokenguyen). Export system info data. View model info (everymac.com). Check serial feature. Preliminary OpenCore support (thanks vit9696) 2.3.9 - ComboBox fix (thanks telepati) 2.3.8 - Bug fixes (thanks ReddestDream) 2.3.7 - Improved Clover EFI Mounting. Clover PCI export now uses SubClass for device_type 2.3.6 - Bug fixes. "Use Intel HDMI" option added (hda-gfx=onboard-x). Added "Non Scaled" resolution type 2.3.5 - Fixed bug in Device Path generator (gfxutil). Added "Generate Windows UTC Registry Files" tool 2.3.4 - Updated audio codecs, Export PCI list in Clover and dsl format, Now dumps all ACPI tables and decompiles to dsl 2.3.3 - Extract DSDT (phpdev32), Auto update PCIIDs (MuntashirAkon), Export PCI list in JSON format 2.3.2 - Monitor PCI hotplug 2.3.1 - UI Updates 2.3.1 - Right-click on a PCI device and select "Copy IOReg Path". Launch IORegistryExplorer and select Go->Go to Path... menu, paste in the path and click the "Go to Path" button. 2.2.8 - Added warning for HWP state logging (previous state can only be restored after a reboot) 2.2.7 - Added VDA Decoder status. Added DevicePath for PCI devices. Export PCI Devices list to desktop 2.2.6 - Improved Boot EFI detection. Set Boot EFI manually. AppleIntelInfo shows 30 second timer to log CStates. Restores HWP state after logging. Added Intel Regs warning. Calculator now shows reverse bytes 2.2.4 - Added AppleIntelInfo options (Enable HWP, Log: CStates, IGPU, IPG Style, Intel Regs, MSRs). Added AppleIntelInfo 20 second delay for CState capture. 2.2.2 - Added Info tab (Network Interfaces, Graphic Devices, Audio Devices and Storage Devices). Will highlight power settings green or red to indicate issues 2.2.1 - Fixes 2.2.0 - New PCI Devices, Network, Power and Tools tab 2.1.9 - Added Github kext downloading. The download version may be older than the source version. Also due to Github API rate limits it will store the latest download urls. Added Install kext(s) function. Added Rebuild KextCache and Repair Permissions function 2.1.8 - Uses kextstat to get the versions 2.1.7 - Now detects more kexts 2.1.6 - Can now download the current version numbers of Lilu + Plugins 2.0.8 - Patch->System Configs menu with various configurations you can try if your Coffee Lake system is being troublesome (CaseySJ) 2.0.4 - Apply Clover patches (KernelToPatch, KextToPatch, DSDT Renames). View, create and edit NVRAM variables (be careful!). View installed Lilu + Plugins, download and automatically compile the latest versions 1.9.6 - Disk display enhancements (icons / mount / unmount buttons) 1.9.2 - Fixes 1.9.1 - Added SSDT-UIAC.aml / SSDT-USBX.aml export support 1.9.0 - Fixed launch bug (thanks @Pavo) 1.8.7 - Added USB Power DSDT Renames 1.8.6 - Added DSDT Renames 1.8.5 - Fixes 1.8.4 - Auto update capability using Sparkle framework 1.8.3 - Improved Audio Device detection / selection, window can now be resized 1.8.2 - Added translations; French (Matgen84), German (al6042), Korean (zisqo), Russian / Ukrainian (ctich) 1.8.1 - Clover downloader (Kozlek / JrCs / slice), NVRAM boot-args edit, improved authorization, UI update 1.8.0 - Improved USB power export (corpnewt), other fixes, new icon 1.7.9 - Added USB power export, EFI partition mounting, calculator and log viewer 1.7.8 - Added resolution injection from one-key-hidpi script (xzhih) 1.7.7 - Added EDID patching support for AMD & nVidia 1.7.6 - EDID overrides can now export custom icons 1.7.5 - Improved USB guide, added print button 1.7.4 - Fixed defaults 1.7.3 - Updates 1.7.2 - Renamed app to Hackintool, added EDID injection support (Andy Vandijck) 1.7.1 - Dark mode fixes 1.7.0 - USB & Audio info added, shows possible spoof / kext requirements 1.6.9 - Updates 1.6.8 - Added framebuffer-camellia and framebuffer-flags patching support 1.6.7 - Added Macmini8,1 and MacBookAir8,1 definitions 1.6.6 - Data file updates 1.6.5 - Fixed USBInjectAll detection 1.6.4 - Audio layout id detection improvement 1.6.3 - Now shows Audio Controller 1.6.2 - USB fixes 1.6.1 - Improved Spoof Audio Device Id option 1.6.0 - Fixes 1.5.9 - Now shows USB Controllers 1.5.8 - Will store and restore USB ports between app sessions for use with new USBInjectAll.kext (0.7.0) to include boot flags for excluding groups of ports 1.5.7 - Now detects EHC and hub ports (thanks to RehabMan & SavageAUS). Multi-select USB Ports. Now detects if USBInjectAll is installed 1.5.4 - Fixed audio codec detection when user has multiple audio devices. Added "Reboot Fix" advanced patch (sets connector pipe values to 18) 1.5.3 - Improved Export->Clover config.plist and now makes a backup (config-backup.plist) 1.5.2 - Added Patch->AzulPatcher4600 1.5.1 - USBPorts port-count fix 1.5.0 - Fixes 1.4.9 - Added tab to show if Lilu, WhateverGreen and AppleALC are installed and version info 1.4.8 - Fixed framebuffer-cursormem output for iASL DSL Source patching 1.4.7 - Added support for new WEG -igfxfbdump boot flag using File->Import->IOReg Dump menu 1.4.6 - Fixes. Added Framebuffer->macOS 10.14 menu item. Added QE/CI and Metal support detection 1.4.5 - Added support for framebuffer-cursormem (Haswell) 1.4.4 - Added ability to inject valid device-id's 1.4.3 - Fixes 1.4.2 - Added Patch->Import KextsToPatch / Apply Current Patches menu. Renamed USBPower.kext -> USBPorts.kext 1.4.1 - Added TypeC USB ports 1.4.0 - Improved Intel Generation detection 1.3.9 - Now using AppleIntelFramebuffer@X index for connector association 1.3.8 - Fixed bug AppleIntelFramebuffer port-number should be connecter index + 4 or 0 for internal (RehabMan) 1.3.7 - Shows Display Info for connected displays on connector ports (with display hot plug support), fixed iASL DSL Source hex output, connector drag-drop to change order 1.3.6 - Fixes 1.3.5 - Will try HDAS if HDEF is not found 1.3.4 - Added AllData connector patch method (RehabMan). Will try GFX0 if IGPU is not found 1.3.3 - Fixes. Added more audio layout-id's (vandroiy2013) 1.3.2 - Fixes 1.3.1 - Fixes. Added new menu Framebuffer->Current Version / macOS 10.13.6 1.3.0 - Added audio patching, Clover config.plist exporting, USB patching, advanced auto patching 1.2.8 - Added iASL DSL Source patch output, display detected Intel gen and platform-id 1.2.7 - File->Export framebuffer text file 1.2.6 - Fix preallocated memory calculation formula (vit9696) 1.2.5 - Still outputs a config.plist/Devices/Properties patch when "Auto Detect Changes" is selected 1.2.4 - Fixes 1.2.3 - config.plist/Devices/Properties patch now outputs data format 1.2.2 - Fixes 1.2.1 - Updates and fixes 1.2.0 - Added support for Cannon Lake and Ice Lake 1.1.0 - Added MacBookPro15,1 and MacBookPro15,2 models 1.0.9 - Support for Mojave, Coffee Lake, WhateverGreen's -igfxdump boot flag and Clover's config.plist/Devices/Properties patch output 1.0.8 - Updates 1.0.7 - Fixed support for dark mode 1.0.6 - Better backwards compatibility 1.0.5 - Detects Chipset / Address on Startup, Edit Memory Values Easier 1.0.4 - Added GPU / Model Info 1.0.3 - Added Tooltips 1.0.2 - Added Memory tab 1.0.1 - Minor Fixes 1.0.0 - Initial Release Credits - vit9696 for WhateverGreen (full credits), Lilu (full credits), AppleALC (full credits), USBPorts.kext and additional help - vit9696 for IntelFramebuffer.bt with additional work by bcc9, Piker-Alpha and joevt - DalianSky for Intel Core Platform ID and SMBIOS Quick Reference - vandroiy2013 for audio id data from AppleALC - RehabMan for all data patching method, ioreg framebuffer dump and other contributions Download Download Hackintool
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  8. Hi InsanelyMacaliens Use this thread to link / talk about of the future Nvidia Web Driver updates for macOS High Sierra. 10.13.6 Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.140 --> build 17G14042 (thanks to lukazm) New! Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.139 --> build 17G14033 (thanks to iCanaro) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.138 --> build 17G14019 (thanks to TimeLord04) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.137 --> build 17G13035 (thanks to fabiosun) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.136 --> build 17G13033 (thanks to iCanaro) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.135 --> build 17G12034 (thanks to iCanaro) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.134 --> build 17G11023 (thanks to TimeLord04) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.133 --> build 17G10021 (thanks to phi777) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.132 --> build 17G9016 (thanks to iCanaro) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.131 --> build 17G8037 (thanks to phi777) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.130 --> build 17G8030 (thanks to fabiosun) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.129 --> build 17G8029 (thanks to TimeLord04) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.128 --> build 17G7024 (thanks to flowrider) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.127 --> build 17G6030 (thanks to Extreme™) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.124 --> build 17G6030 (thanks to flowrider) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.123 --> build 17G6029 (thanks to Badruzeus) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.122 --> build 17G5019 (thanks to TimeLord04) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.118 --> build 17G5019 (thanks to ReddestDream) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.113 --> build 17G4015 (thanks to flowrider) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.108 --> build 17G3025 (check here) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.40.105 --> build 17G65 (thanks to sl0wtarget) 10.13.5 Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.35.106 --> build 17F77 (check here) 10.13.4 Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.30.107 --> build 17E202 (check here) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.30.106 --> build 17E199 (thanks to BreBo) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.30.103 --> build 17E199 (thanks to ricoc90) 10.13.3 Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.25.161 --> build 17D102 (thanks to Cyberdevs) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.25.160 --> build 17D2102 (thanks to Cyberdevs) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.25.159 --> build 17D2012 (thanks to cyberdevs) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.25.158 --> build 17D102 (thanks to cyberdevs) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.25.157 --> build 17D2047 (thanks to cyberdevs) Nvidia Web Driver - 387.10.10.10.25.156 --> build 17D47 (thanks to darthsian) 10.13.2 Nvidia Web Driver - 378.10.10.10.25.106 --> build 17C2205 (thanks to KGP-X99) Nvidia Web Driver - 378.10.10.10.25.105 --> build 17C2120 (see this post) Nvidia Web Driver - 378.10.10.10.25.104 --> build 17C205 (thanks to ReddestDream) Nvidia Web Driver - 378.10.10.10.25.103 --> build 17C89 (thanks to Il Francy MacPc) Nvidia Web Driver - 378.10.10.10.25.102 --> build 17C88 (thanks to piiggggg) 10.13.1 Nvidia Web Driver - 378.10.10.10.20.109 --> build 17B1003 (see this post) Nvidia Web Driver - 378.10.10.10.20.108 --> build 17B1002 (thanks to BreBo) Nvidia Web Driver -378.10.10.10.20.107 --> build 17B48 (thanks to piiggggg) 10.13.0 Nvidia Web Driver - 378.10.10.10.15.121 --> build 17A405 (thanks to Asgorath) Nvidia Web Driver - 378.10.10.10.15.120 --> build 17A405 (thanks to phi777) Nvidia Web Driver - 378.10.10.10.15.117 --> build 17A405 (thanks to phi777) Nvidia Web Driver - 378.10.10.10.15.114 --> build 17A365 (thanks to Asgorath).
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  9. Version 2.4.2

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    Open source driver for the Realtek RTL8111/8168 family. New Driver for Realtek RTL8111 Anybody who is looking for a add-on network card with Realtek NIC might want to consider the Delock 89357. This card is equipped with a RTL8111E-VL (chipset 16) which is known to work perfectly with my driver because this chipset is my primary test device.
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  10. Hi guys, So, this little tutorial is meant to help people fix a new issue with Mojave: opening jpg files (looks like it happens with larger files, not so much with smaller ones) using Quick Look (on spacebar key pressed) or Preview app, using the dedicated GPUs. The issue is that, when trying to open jpg files (for some reason, it doesn't occur with pngs), the pop-up window would remain in an endless loop. And from that point forward, any other app trying to open the same file will either become unresponsive (in the case of the Preview app) or just stay in endless loop (in case of Quick Look) As a workaround, in case the tutorial below doesn't work for you, you can use Grab (built-in app in MacOS) to open said files. This issue DOES NOT occur using the iGPU. So...if you're comfortable using the iGPU, just switch to that and you should be good to go. You don't need this tutorial. This tutorial is based on @Cyberdevs' research and testing on this topic (especially useful if you're using an RX series AMD video card), and my own very limited time testing this on my rig. I just thought it would be useful to create a new thread for it so that people can discuss this particular issue here. With that being said, I'll just move on to the actual tutorial. New (probably better) method. Switch your SMBIOS in Clover config in regards to the dedicated GPU you're using, instead of the CPU. Take a look here and choose the corresponding SMBIOS closest to your hardware. Yeah, that's it. In case you lose CPU PM with this method, there are multiple ways to fix that, and they do not make the object of this thread. It worked perfectly fine for me though and I didn't need to change anything else. Alternatively, you can also try one of the MacPro SMBIOSes, such as MacPro5,1 or MacPro6,1. It was tested multiple times and it showed good results. Keep in mind that choosing these will most likely not show you an iGPU in System Report, since those machines generally (probably all of them) use Xeon CPUs with no iGPUs either. /!\NOTE: There have been reports saying that using this method (switching SMBIOS to a MacPro one) with newer versions of MacOS may cause iTunes to crash. So...keep that in mind and better try some of the other methods mentioned here. A simple Lilu plugin Thanks to vulgo for the plugin and @Matgen84 for sharing and testing it, we now have yet another possible solution to this issue. It's a Lilu plugin (which means that it requires Lilu.kext in order to work) it's called NoVPAJpeg, and it can be downloaded from here. You use it as a regular kext, alongside Lilu. I prefer (and recommend) using it within the EFI folder, in Clover/kexts/Other. But if you want to use it in S/L/E, that should work just fine. More info can be found in this post here. UPDATE: According to Vulgo, NoVPAJpeg.kext is now deprecated. In case its functionality is needed, use WhateverGreen.kext (alongside Lilu.kext) and add the following boot arguments: shikigva=32 shiki-id=Mac-7BA5B2D9E42DDD94 In case you wanna try alternative medicine ... The main thing we need to do is actually very simple: we need to enable the iGPU (integrated GPU) by default, in BIOS, while actually being connected to the dedicated GPU. For ATI GPUs (curtesy of @Cyberdevs' post here). The discreet GPU should be set as primary in BIOS and your displays should be connected to your discreet GPU The iGD/iGPU/iGFX must be enabled in BIOS/UEFI as the secondary GPU.  I removed the DSDT Reconfigured the config.plist to and removed some flags which weren't needed because of the DSDT added the InjectATI + Ornioco Framebuffer (I removed the Orinoco framebuffer because of some weird glitches but it might be useful for other AMD GPUs if you inject the correct framebuffer according to your GPU. No need to inject anything for nVidia GPUs unless your GPU needs it) Added the InjectIntel + ig-platform-id for my intel HD530 (for intel HD 530 I use the 0x19120001 ig-platform-id)  Steps 5 to 7 might not be necessary I just did them anyway, if anyone succeeded to get quicklook working without those steps let me know so I can exclude those steps. Also confirmed to work with AMD R9 270X on a SandyBridge rig (without an iGPU) using WhateverGreen + Lilu kexts, which also helped to solve the transparency issue along with the Quick Look problem, it also resolved the buggy Screen Capture (Command+Shift+5) issue as well. Also, do: nvram cleanup kextcache & prelinked kernel rebuild reboot More info on that here. For NVIDIA GPUs (tested on my old MSi GTX 650) This is what I needed for my NVIDIA GPU and the MSI motherboard in the signature (*since then, I upgraded my GPU to my current RX 580). Your milage may vary, depending on your hardware. But, the idea should be the same regardless. For MSi motherboads (check out my motherboard details in the signature) Set your BIOS to use PEG (dedicated GPU) so you can boot. Since you're reading this, chances are that you're already connected to the dedicated GPU and the BIOS is set to PEG. So just go into BIOS and see if you're using the iGPU or the dedicated (PEG) graphics device by default. If you're already using this, skip to Step 3 (the part AFTER Reboot). Reboot (I think you don't necessarily need to boot into the OS...but you do need to reboot at least until Clover UI) Reboot back into BIOS and set it from PEG to IGD (integrated graphics) WITHOUT removing the cable. Save Reboot again. The result should be that the OS is tricked into thinking you're booting with the IGPU when in fact you're using the dedicated GPU. For Gigabyte motherboards Set: Peripherals -> Initial Display Output -> iGFX Chipset -> Internal Graphics -> Enabled DVMT Pre-Allocation -> default 64M. DVMT Total Gfx Mem -> default 256M Save Reboot You should do this with the cable connected to the dedicated GPU. You will also need to patch the iGPU from Clover config. 1. Graphics -> Inject Intel (UNCHECK Inject Nvidia or ATI if it's checked). 2. ig-platform-id (in my case for Intel HD 4600 Desktop) it was: 0x0d220003 And use IntelGraphicsFixup.kext (now included into WhateverGreen.kext) in Clover/kexts/Other. In my particular case, without the kext, I would get freezes in Safari. Another way to activate the iGPU while having the dGPU set as primary is by going into BIOS/SAG/Graphics Configuration/iGPU and setting Multi-Monitor to [Enabled], all the rest remains on [Auto], and set Inject/Intel to [True] in Clover config.*. Thanks to @gjw for the tip. *Motherboard dependent. But the multi-monitor option might be the same regardless of manufacturer. This might be a bug with Mojave and it could be fixed by Apple in the future. but in the meantime, feel free to use this if it helps you fix the issue. For HP motherboards (including laptops), so far no solution, unless the BIOS somehow allows to switch from dGPU to iGPU and vice-versa. Cheers!
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  11. Firstly, this is not a guide, although it probably contains enough information to get your X299 hackintosh working. I'm not some flash software guy so you won't get good answers if you ask something technical. Secondly, huge credit to fabiosun. This is his X99 clover and it worked on my X299. So this is just a starting point and I'm looking forward to your help to make it better This was the easiest Hackintosh I have ever made! As background, my last hack was an X99 i7-5960x, with an R9 Nano and helper card. First hack was an X58 with xeon 6 core cpu X299 HackinCAD specs: Gigabyte X299 Aorus Gaming 9 i9-7900x Radeon Vega Frontier Edition Samsung NVME 960 evo (1tb) and backup Samsung 850 evo (1tb) SSD 32Gb 4x8gb Gskill DDR4 RGB (colourful!) EKWB 420 + 360 rad for cooling (which is really necessary for this CPU) Method: On my X99 hack I copied the whole EFI onto the most current Clover bootloader EFI. I pretty well stripped out the kexts and patches from that EFI and made a new and vanilla High Sierra install. Things to watch - Something on my previous HS install was borking it, possibly some modified kexts in S/L/E to do with my Nano, hence the new install. I used migration assistant after that, so all good. HWSensors in the plugins folder in FakeSMC was causing kp, had to remove. Still no Power management. The i9-7900 is sitting on full noise, using 140 watts and 60 deg even with my loop! I'm working on this but as I've pointed out, I'm not very technical, just stubborn. It's winter here and the CPU is warming my entire office, so it's not all bad. I have to use the normal heater now. Full speedstep working! Thanks again fabiosun The vega worked oob. I have nothing flagged or ticked. Boot screen is good, clover menu good. No boot to black or helper or igpu. BUT! It's less than half as fast in Cinebench as my old Nano. I'm hoping it'll get better as the drivers mature. My only boot flags are -V and npci=0x2000. This is how to do it (in pictures): Note 1: Some of the patches, efis and kexts might not be needed, I haven't tested them all yet. Note 2: Kernel patches to do with power management didn't work and can be removed. Note 3: I've since changed back to Mac Pro 6,1 with no issues. Since updated the SMBIOS to iMac 19,1 - you'll see it in the clover attachment. I've removed ALL of the kext and kernel patches and some of the kexts. Next up I'll do an overclock, now that idle has gone from 61 to 21 degrees. edit: head on over to guides to see my "How to overclock the skylake x" now running at 4.8Ghz http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/327056-guide-how-to-overclock-your-skylake-x/ After that I'll test the drivers. edit: drivers pruned down, still no patches and now no speedstep kext, still have 10 speedsteps. Check in the clover attachment for kexts and drivers. CLOVER.zip (refined and updated 12 Sept 2017)
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  12. Here complete Build in edition latest build Lilu and AppleALC Package-VSMC.zip
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  13. New Config for everyone to try out: GPU 1500MHz @ 1.025V | HBM2 1074MHz @ 0.925V If you have a card that shuts fans off under Windows when it's not under load it will do this under macOS as well. Trick is to set idle and min. fan speed to 100. DUE TO LOW VOLTAGE IT MIGHT NOT RUN STABLE FOR EVERYONE! Use this setting if not stable: Click! Code for Clover Inject: B6020801 005C00E1 060000EE 2B00001B 00480000 0080A903 00F04902 00320008 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000201 5C004F02 46029400 9E01BE00 28017A00 8C00BC01 00000000 72020000 9000A802 6D014301 9701F049 02007102 02020000 00000000 08000000 00000000 05000700 03000500 00000000 00000108 20035203 8403B603 CF03E803 01041A04 01019D03 01018403 000860EA 00000040 19010001 80380100 02DC4A01 0003905F 01000400 77010005 90910100 066CB001 00070108 80380100 00008000 00000000 00905F01 00010000 00000000 0000A086 01000200 00000000 000000B0 AD010003 00000000 00000000 C0D40100 04000000 00000000 00D0FB01 00050000 00000100 0000E022 02000600 00000001 000000F0 49020007 00000000 01000000 000560EA 00000040 19010000 80380100 00DC4A01 0000905F 01000000 08286E00 00002CC9 000001F8 0B010002 80380100 03905F01 0004F491 010005D0 B0010006 C0D40100 0700086C 39000000 245E0000 01FC8500 0002ACBC 00000334 D0000004 686E0100 05089701 0006ECA3 01000700 01683C01 00000104 3C410000 00000050 C3000000 00008038 01000200 00ECA301 00040000 01080098 85000040 B5000060 EA000050 C3000001 80BB0000 60EA0000 940B0100 50C30000 0200E100 00940B01 00401901 0050C300 000378FF 00004019 01008826 010050C3 00000440 19010080 38010080 38010050 C3000005 80380100 DC4A0100 DC4A0100 50C30000 06007701 00007701 00905F01 0050C300 00079091 01009091 01000077 010050C3 00000118 00000000 0000000B E4126400 280A3700 0A005403 90019001 90019001 90019001 90010000 00000002 011E07DC 00DC00DC 002C0100 00590069 004A004A 005F0073 00730064 00400090 92976096 00905500 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 0202D430 00000210 60EA0000 0210 Code for Kext Injector tgIIAQBcAOEGAADuKwAAGwBIAAAAgKkDAPBJAgAyAAgA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIBXABPAkYClACeAb4AKAF6AIwA vAEAAAAAcgIAAJAAqAJtAUMBlwHwSQIAcQICAgAAAAAA AAgAAAAAAAAABQAHAAMABQAAAAAAAAABCCADUgOEA7YD zwPoAwEEGgQBAZ0DAQGEAwAIYOoAAABAGQEAAYA4AQAC 3EoBAAOQXwEABAB3AQAFkJEBAAZssAEABwEIgDgBAAAA gAAAAAAAAJBfAQABAAAAAAAAAACghgEAAgAAAAAAAAAA sK0BAAMAAAAAAAAAAMDUAQAEAAAAAAAAAADQ+wEABQAA AAABAAAA4CICAAYAAAAAAQAAAPBJAgAHAAAAAAEAAAAA BWDqAAAAQBkBAACAOAEAANxKAQAAkF8BAAAACChuAAAA LMkAAAH4CwEAAoA4AQADkF8BAAT0kQEABdCwAQAGwNQB AAcACGw5AAAAJF4AAAH8hQAAAqy8AAADNNAAAARobgEA BQiXAQAG7KMBAAcAAWg8AQAAAQQ8QQAAAAAAUMMAAAAA AIA4AQACAADsowEABAAAAQgAmIUAAEC1AABg6gAAUMMA AAGAuwAAYOoAAJQLAQBQwwAAAgDhAACUCwEAQBkBAFDD AAADeP8AAEAZAQCIJgEAUMMAAARAGQEAgDgBAIA4AQBQ wwAABYA4AQDcSgEA3EoBAFDDAAAGAHcBAAB3AQCQXwEA UMMAAAeQkQEAkJEBAAB3AQBQwwAAARgAAAAAAAAAC+QS ZAAoCjcACgBUA5ABkAGQAZABkAGQAZABAAAAAAACAR4H 3ADcANwALAEAAFkAaQBKAEoAXwBzAHMAZABAAJCSl2CW AJBVAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACAtQwAAACEGDqAAAC EA== For me this setting runs super quiet and cool. Near to no coil whine. 190,000 in Geekbench and 29,000 in Luxmark.
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  14. some fine tune DSDT.aml.zip the notebook have two idk, need read a rehabman tutorial and create one personal patch for it
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  15. ola... "Mas tudo vai depender do seu uso, pra qual finalidade seria"(@allan) que eh a meu ver o principal objetivo..._(para q uma 12" para caçar pombo) e da grana..dependendo de onde comprar.. c.frio
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  16. Try Kext Utility to install the old kext, not need to repare permission with Kext Utility maybe that's work ?
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  17. hi... did you make any safari update after Mojave installed? I mean before those issues begun... c.frio
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  18. So, @max.1974, I tested out the 2000rpm kext that you provided last night and at first it ran perfectly! The fans adjusted perfectly under load and the card worked very well! I scored a decent score in LuxMark and was very happy. Here is a screenshot: Unfortunately, my system still suffers the GPU randomly going to 100% utilization randomly and it just stays there until the temps start creeping up. The system now although still functions and doesn't freeze up but I just don't understand why the processor clock just randomly jumps to 100%. I won't have any programs open and it'll randomly jump up to 100%. Sometimes it can be right at boot, or sometimes it doesn't take until 10-15 min until it jumps to 100% and the GPUTach lights will all light up. It is random. I deleted lilu and whatevergreen kexts from Clover/kexts/other folder and no change. So I infer, it must be the ATI10000Controller kext. I am using iStat Menu's to monitor my Vega's temps and clocks. Processor clock max 1600ish MHz and the temps start to creep up from 50C up to 70C. Mine will also do this @Yangbe. Anytime i scroll down on a webpage, the lights will flicker. I guess anytime the GPU processes any data, is when those lights go a little crazy under macOS. Under Windows, the light's are fine. Seems like a driver issue. Windows drivers are much more polished than those on macOS.
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  20. Hmmm, well, if you has everything properly enabled, this can be a issue in macOS Mojave. Did you research if the users with Apple machines has the same problem?
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  21. hi... I do have this rx560..with high Sierra..(z370) and a rx460 with mojave (z97)....and never saw that...and that way ..("Not playing video or something, sometimes the first start of the Safari sometimes in surfing on the internet. Not all the time but its happening time to time") , could you change the video cable you are using..? or even the monitor... c.frio
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  22. Olá @vladimirps seja bem vindo ao InsanelyMac. Olha tem dois users do Forum que usam essas placas. @MaLd0n com a RTX 580 @max.1974 com a Vega Como citei eles, talvez eles deem um feedback aqui pra você Mas tudo vai depender do seu uso, pra qual finalidade seria?
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  23. ApfsDriverLoader.efi APFS Format Fusion Drive Support ? Clover Scan Entries stuck Not boot Manualy add apfs.efi Boot Ok --- Mojave 10.14.0 Clover 4705 ApfsDriverLoader AppleSupport v2.0.4
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  24. what is the Clover revision you have ? send me complet EFI Folder you are use
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  25. In my case, I removed backlight kext and brightness slider is restored in Mojave. Not sure, if RM had updated this issue.
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  26. It has one? https://ark.intel.com/products/75054/Intel-Xeon-Processor-E3-1230-v3-8M-Cache-3-30-GHz-
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  27. This is fixed https://sourceforge.net/p/cloverefiboot/code/4705/
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  28. Make sure SetIntelBacklight is also set to true. This seems like a rather annoying new requirement.
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  29. The ATH9KFixup was updated to work with Mojave (check github). Some people working on it so maybe ask them to post the base kexts they are using to apply the patch + working dependencies. The code found in kern_ath9xxx.h might be updated on linux sources (rx/tx issues, etc). Glad to see this old driver still alive
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  31. Also don't using a DSDT wit a radeon HD 5450 Patch because the config.plist as a FadeID for the Radeon HD 5450
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  33. Try the config.plist attaching and replace drivers64UEFI and drivers64 drivers64.zip drivers64UEFI.zip
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  34. Yeah! It's weird. Anyway, at least it's working now.
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  35. At this point a big compliment to @vit9696 and @vandroiy2012. Since Mojave we often read about problems with the Inject of the LayoutID. Some ALCs are working well, some are having trouble loading deleted IDs and patching and loading ID 7. From personal experience, it is not always easy to meet every demand. It's just a hobby for all of us, but AppleALC is a good project and I hope you continue for a long time. Therefore in between times something positive here. Great work from you !!! Thanks also for incorporating the last two codecs, @vandroiy2012.
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  36. You're welcome, I have no idea why having the kext in EFI doesn't work for you. I don't have it in S/L/E and brightness works. AppleBacklightInjector.kext.zip
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  37. Rev 4696 Fixed potential black screen issue if SetIntelMaxBacklight. Default LEVX - Sandy Bridge/Ivy Bridge: 0x0710(1808) - Haswell/Broadwell: 0x056C(1388)/0x07A1(1953)/0x0AD9(2777)/0x1499(5273) - Skylake/KabyLake: 0x056C(1388) - Coffee Lake: 0xFFFF(65535) Rev 4698 Fixed AddPNLF for some laptop that can't control backlight. Default _UID - Lynnfield/older: 10 - Sandy Bridge/Ivy Bridge: 14 - Haswell/Broadwell: 15 - Skylake/KabyLake/Coffee Lake: 16 - ATI/NVIDIA: 10
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  38. You don't need a Disabler binary to create a disabler kext. It can be done as a codeless kext. Take a look at my version of the same. It is just an Info.plist. Attached. EFICheckDisabler.kext.zip
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  40. Anyone else having freezing issues with Clover scan entry when using VirtualSMC.efi? Doesn't even get to the boot menu, gets stuck at the scan entry part before the OS selection screen comes up.
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  41. I have a weird problem but I don't know what causes this; I thought its maybe graphics issue. All graphics and accelerations working. This thing happening on Safari. Not playing video or something, sometimes the first start of the Safari sometimes in surfing on the internet. Not all the time but its happening time to time. Screen turns blue suddenly or green. I am making force restart from the case. What do you think?
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