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It's strange also that your ESP is only 204,5 MB (though min size allowed is 100 MB) while usually is 209,7 MB if created in OS X .

If you have backup you can run:

sudo newfs_msdos -v EFI -F 32 /dev/rdisk0s1 

and anyway what was in it is lost, I think.

 

Backup of...what? The EFI partition? Or system?

 

Should this affect the system? 

 

For as far as I can tell, this command will recreate the EFI partition, right?

Backup of...what? The EFI partition? Or system?

 

 

the system. I think you are already no longer able to read what was on your ESP.. or at least not worried about a copy of Clover that was in it..

Should this affect the system? 

 

 

No but usually I'm not advicing pepoles to format their drives w/o a backup of the entire and involved disk, and this assume that you take the responsibility of this action.

If some sectors are already damages, who know?

For as far as I can tell, this command will recreate the EFI partition, right?

 

Yes, it try, but sure cannot solve everythings like physical damages if any.

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the system. I think you are already no longer able to read what was on your ESP.. or at least not worried about a copy of Clover that was in it..

 

No but usually I'm not advicing pepoles to format their drives w/o a backup of the entire and involved disk, and this assume that you take the responsibility of this action.

If some sectors are already damages, who know?

Yes, it try, but sure cannot solve everythings like physical damages if any.

 

 

Ok, I made a backup.

 

And this is the output of that command:

sudo newfs_msdos -v EFI -F 32 /dev/rdisk0s1
Password:
512 bytes per physical sector
/dev/rdisk0s1: 393222 sectors in 393222 FAT32 clusters (512 bytes/cluster)
bps=512 spc=1 res=32 nft=2 mid=0xf8 spt=32 hds=32 hid=40 drv=0x80 bsec=399400 bspf=3073 rdcl=2 infs=1 bkbs=6

I think the screenshot below speaks for itself. 

 

post-1303722-0-64871800-1478288107_thumb.png

 

The size of the EFI partition is still 204.5MB (and I might know where that comes from). But this time it can be loaded and unloaded with no issues. Also, this time, Clover installed in the ESP.

 

Big thank you, Micky! :)

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Sorry to help.

 

I ran across this page after I had accidentally deleted the EFI partition.

 

http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/57597/how-to-fix-broken-efi-partition

 

from here I read other stuff on the Net relating to this issue.  

 

Give it a whirl.  This seems to fix some problems.

 

You can recreate the EFI System Partition (ESP) using the command-line gpt tool. It should start at sector 40, and it should be 409600 sectors (exactly 200MiB) long. The GPT entry's type should be C12A7328-F81F-11D2-BA4B-00A0C93EC93B, and if you have a hybrid MBR, the type there should be EE. The format is actually a subset of FAT, not HFS+. You can read the GPT using the command sudo gpt -r show disk0 in a Terminal window, this produces output that looks something like this:

start size index contents
0 1 PMBR
1 1 Pri GPT header
2 32 Pri GPT table
34 6
40 409600 1 GPT part - C12A7328-F81F-11D2-BA4B-00A0C93EC93B
409640 447801712 2 GPT part - 48465300-0000-11AA-AA11-00306543ECAC
448211352 1269536 3 GPT part - 426F6F74-0000-11AA-AA11-00306543ECAC
449480888 40753831
490234719 32 Sec GPT table
490234751 1 Sec GPT header

You can see the correct EFI partition at index 1. If that line doesn't match exactly, the easiest way is to delete the partition in its place and recreate it.

Make sure you know what you're doing before proceeding from here - you may lose data if you mess up.

You can't edit the partition table using gpt while partitions on the drive are mounted, so you'll need to boot from another drive (e.g. a USB stick with the OSX installer) or run the mac in target disk mode and do the partitioning from another mac. You may need to unmount any automatically mounted volumes using diskutil unmountDisk disk0 before proceeding, and in between commands.

To delete your "bad" EFI partition, run this command:

sudo gpt remove -i 1 disk0

Make sure disk0 is really the disk you want to change - the numbers can change between reboots. Also, this will only work if you already have a non-ESP partition in the place of the ESP - if not, deleting partition 1 could be disastrous! In this case, you'll need to move the indices along, as I think the ESP must have index 1. By the sound of it, this won't be necessary in your case.

Once deleted, re-add the partition with the correct layout and type:

sudo gpt add -b 40 -i 1 -s 409600 -t C12A7328-F81F-11D2-BA4B-00A0C93EC93B disk0

This should sort out the partition itself, but as you've created an HFS partition in its place, you need to fix its format as well.

 

 
Makiko or Stu

Hi guys, jusy a quick question about CLOVER,

Im Running AMD Hackintosh, ive been using Enoch but i want to use clover because of its fine-tuning abilities, Despite people telling me that CLOVER works fine for AMD hack, ive never been able to get it to Boot, its slow and hangs on boot at a white cursor, i have read on other forums that it DOESNT work on Amd.

Can anyone tell me please, does it work on AMD?, and if so is there a certain pkg i should use and what options should i select at install, because if it does work then i must be doing something wrong.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Hi guys, jusy a quick question about CLOVER,

Im Running AMD Hackintosh, ive been using Enoch but i want to use clover because of its fine-tuning abilities, Despite people telling me that CLOVER works fine for AMD hack, ive never been able to get it to Boot, its slow and hangs on boot at a white cursor, i have read on other forums that it DOESNT work on Amd.

Can anyone tell me please, does it work on AMD?, and if so is there a certain pkg i should use and what options should i select at install, because if it does work then i must be doing something wrong.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

I know zero developers trying to understand a problem with some AMD CPU and some chipsets for AMD CPU.

I have no reports and logs about this.

Clover has detection for AMD CPU and uses MSR that is known to work with some AMD CPU. That's all I know about.

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Hi,

 

I've just noticed the new Skylake setting in Clover 3879, and tried setting HWPEnable to true in my config.plist. .

 

I'm using an Intel i5-6600 CPU with an ASUS Z170 motherboard - before my processor would only down-clock to 1.0GHz, and turbo to 3.7GHz with the MacPro6,1 SMBIOS. After enabling HWPEnable, it goes down to 800MHz, and reaches the maximum turbo of 3.9GHz, with the same SMBIOS.

 

I'm just wondering if HWPEnable is working as intended, and how it's doing this?

Hi,

 

I've just noticed the new Skylake setting in Clover 3879, and tried setting HWPEnable to true in my config.plist. .

 

I'm using an Intel i5-6600 CPU with an ASUS Z170 motherboard - before my processor would only down-clock to 1.0GHz, and turbo to 3.7GHz with the MacPro6,1 SMBIOS. After enabling HWPEnable, it goes down to 800MHz, and reaches the maximum turbo of 3.9GHz, with the same SMBIOS.

 

I'm just wondering if HWPEnable is working as intended, and how it's doing this?

I listen HWPEnable.

 

To enable HWPEnable.

Use smbios Macbook9,1

Enable HWPEnable in config.plist

Remove generated SSDT.aml

 

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I have a two problems booting with clover on a Z170 Ultra Gaming.

 

Since I added the W10 disk, MacOS starts but reboots rapidly, I had to remove all the sensors in the Injected Kexts keeping only FakeSMC and MausiEthernet to be able to boot correctly from time to time.  :wallbash:

 

Secondly, since importing an user from a real MacPro disk, I keep having a two boot entry for the same disk Macintosh HD.

It's a Boot OS X Install from Macintosh HD which seems no to be the El Capitan installer version that the system is on but Yosemite or Mavericks.

 

I'm begining to think it's a remnant of TechTool Pro eDrive but I can't find it in DiskUtility. (Edit2: Found out about .IABootFiles)

 

Edit: Latest Clover at the time was 3899, and some older version before.

Debug and Preboot.zip

Guys, since we're on the sleep/wake topic, I've got a weird issue on my PC (specs in the signature).

 

So, the PC goes to sleep with no issue. Also, wakes from sleep with no issue.

 

BUT, if I let it sleep for a while, after about half an hour, maybe an hour, it would just wake up for no reason, the monitor is still black, and it just stays like that. I could probably wake the display up too. But, why is it waking up in the first place? I don't remember having this issue in older versions of macOS. But then again, both Clover and the OS got updated in the meantime.

 

Any idea what causes this issue? I saw some mentions about hibernation and stuff like that. Not sure if it applies to this case.

 

Anyone else had this issue before?

 

I also had this issue with previous versions of Clover. So I'm sure it's not something related to the last version of Clover or something.

Hi, Slice...

this is the actual situation after running the pkg, very similar to legacy installation (Clover r3899 and later)

Schermata_2016_11_07_alle_20_46_03.png

I'v only selected osxaptiofix2drv, but then more drivers get added, also DataHub is there now..
As far I remembar in older versions, there was the possibility to select them.
I do not know if this is a bug or is normal but choices for them in the package installer would be much appreciated...
 
Thanks in advance :)
 
 
 
 

These drivers are safe to have. You may delete them manually while novices should have all of them.

Who decided that DataHub is not needed? Reboot at start is not very often shown?

Thanks for attention.

thanks to you. Usually here all goes well w/o it, but today I'v experienced a boot failure with all of them, not sure what was the cause, but after removing new drivers (and datahub), all worked as before.


i would like to do my choice at installer

Guys, since we're on the sleep/wake topic, I've got a weird issue on my PC (specs in the signature).

 

So, the PC goes to sleep with no issue. Also, wakes from sleep with no issue.

 

BUT, if I let it sleep for a while, after about half an hour, maybe an hour, it would just wake up for no reason, the monitor is still black, and it just stays like that. I could probably wake the display up too. But, why is it waking up in the first place? I don't remember having this issue in older versions of macOS. But then again, both Clover and the OS got updated in the meantime.

 

Any idea what causes this issue? I saw some mentions about hibernation and stuff like that. Not sure if it applies to this case.

 

Anyone else had this issue before?

 

I also had this issue with previous versions of Clover. So I'm sure it's not something related to the last version of Clover or something.

It´s not a bug..... it´s a feature :D , mdnsresponder does this every hour i think (before it was 2 hours) to support wake on demand.

But there is a fix for it. ;)

Just install the "disable sleep proxy client" via clover.

It´s not a bug..... it´s a feature :D , mdnsresponder does this every hour i think (before it was 2 hours) to support wake on demand.

But there is a fix for it. ;)

Just install the "disable sleep proxy client" via clover.

 

Well I was gonna say I already have the latest version of Clover. And it still happens.

 

And yes, it's after an hour. Right now, I'm just typing on my PC because it just woke up after an hour (looks like it's been exactly 1 hour) of sleep.

 

And I was checking the console logs. But I don't even know what am I looking for. I found no "wake reason" so far. And now, you're saying it's intended... But it kinda freaks me out every time my computer wakes up all of the sudden. :))

 

"disable sleep proxy client" is this an option in the config?

I dunno, it must have happened between 3893 and 3912, but now reaching "GUI ready" is one second faster !

EXCELLENT, WELL DONE, thanks!!!

:thumbsup_anim:

Are u kidding? ) Are you really count seconds until GUI ready?

 

Отправлено с моего htc_v01 через Tapatalk

I see preboot.log

1:850  0:000  EdidOverrideFound!
1:850  0:000   found Detail Timing 2560x1440
1:914  0:064     0 640x480 attr=3BF - ok, edid+, 640x480, working, highest, pref=0
1:916  0:002     1 800x600 attr=3BF - ok, edid+, 800x600, working, highest, pref=1
1:918  0:002     2 1024x768 attr=3BF - ok, edid+, 1024x768, working, highest, pref=2
1:921  0:002     3 1280x1024 attr=3BF - ok, edid+, working, highest, pref=3
1:931  0:010  BV new mode: 3 1280x1024
2:160  0:228   SetMode pref 3 (3) = Success
2:503  0:343  === [ InitScreen ] ========================================
2:503  0:000  SetScreenResolution: 1920x1080 - not found!

The customEDID doesn't contain 1920x1080.

 

I have edited the EDID once again and this time rather that 2560x1440 I do see 1920x1080.

 

1:888  0:000  EdidOverrideFound!

1:888  0:000   found Detail Timing 1920x1080

1:953  0:065     0 640x480 attr=3BF - ok, edid+, 640x480, working, highest, pref=0

1:955  0:002     1 800x600 attr=3BF - ok, edid+, 800x600, working, highest, pref=1

1:958  0:002     2 1024x768 attr=3BF - ok, edid+, 1024x768, working, highest, pref=2

1:960  0:002     3 1280x1024 attr=3BF - ok, edid+, working, highest, pref=3

1:970  0:010  BV new mode: 3 1280x1024

2:192  0:221   SetMode pref 3 (3) = Success

2:532  0:340  === [ InitScreen ] ========================================

2:532  0:000  SetScreenResolution: 1920x1080 - not found!

 

 

But I still do not see correct resolution at boot.

prebootlog3.rtf

You patched VideoBios twice.

1.

1:875  0:083  VideoBiosPatchBytes(2 patches):
\
1:875  0:000   VideoBiosPatchInit(LegacyRegion = Not Found, LegacyRegion2 = Success) = Success
\
1:875  0:000   VideoBiosUnlock:  unlocked
\
1:876  0:001   patch 0: patched 2 time(s)
\
1:878  0:001   patch 1: patched 0 time(s)
\
1:878  0:000   patched 2 time(s)
\
1:878  0:000   VideoBiosLock: Success

Sorry for extra symbols. It is your rtf while I am on Mac.

 

2.

1:878  0:000   Patching: BT_NVDA
\
1:878  0:000   Parse Edid: descriptor block 0 is timing descriptor (h_active: 1920, v_active: 1080, h_sync_offset: 48, h_sync_width: 32, h_blanking: 160, v_blanking: 31, pixel_clock: 13850, v_sync_offset: 3, v_sync_width: 5)
\
1:879  0:001   patch 0: patched 1 time(s)
\
1:880  0:001   patch 1: patched 1 time(s)
\
1:881  0:001   patch 2: patched 1 time(s)
\
1:882  0:001   patch 3: patched 1 time(s)
\
1:882  0:000   VideoBiosLock: Success
\

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