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I have 4 screens (A, B, C, D). A and B are Samsung, C and D and BenQ—not that that should matter. All are connected to AMD Vega FE.

 

On 10.13.6, all 4 screens worked well. The system then booted from an internal SSD, HFS+.

 

After installing Mojave, I could boot, but only got 2 screens. A and B would be on during boot sequence, then turn off and C and D would turn on for Login screen and after that. So all screens are recognized at some point, just not all together.

 

Restored from 10.13.6 backup and I still get two 2 screens. Tried another backup drive and found that booting with HFS+, I get 4 screens, but booting with APFS, I only see 2. Then realized that Mojave converted my internal SSD to APFS. Nothing else appears to have changed. Same system (from backup), same Clover, same kexts.

 

I have the latest Lilu, VegaFixup, APFS.efi, APFSDriverLoader, Whatevergreen. Tried VegaFixup and/or Whatevergreen. All boot, but 2 screens only. All points to the AFPS conversion affecting monitor drivers. Seems odd to me that switching from HFS+ to APFS would affect multi-monitor setups.

 

Any ideas?

Thanks, @HBP! That and resetting the NVRAM did it. However, it looked like hardware acceleration had disappeared. Finally solved that issue with -disablegfxfirmware.

 

After the flag, I also removed VegaFixup and Whatevergreen. This didn't not impact functionality in any way that I can see.

 

Thanks again!

 

Time to reinstall Mojave...

2 hours ago, HBP said:

make sure you are using the -lilubetaall flag on boot, everything you are describing points to Lilu and Whatevergrren not initializing/loading with the new 10.14.

If you are using the latest releases from github you do not need those flags anymore.

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