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1 hour ago, MacFriedIntel said:

Resolution is no longer working for me and logo on boot screen disappears since updating this morning and the log is displaying 00:002 00:002 OC: Changed resolution to 0x0@0 (max: 1) from Max - Unsupported

 

Updating OpenCore or MacOs ?

 

Fred

2 minutes ago, steve3d said:

thank you for this great boot loader, it boots mac way much faster than clover. but I have one question, why opencore can not detect my windows boot?

Because of ScanPolicy. Read the manual. 

10 minutes ago, steve3d said:

just added 


			<key>ScanPolicy</key>
			<integer>983299</integer>

into my config.plist, and still no windows boot entry

 

Read the manual and calculate correct bit mask. Or add 0 to allow all devices and all filesystems. 

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23 hours ago, MacFriedIntel said:

Resolution is no longer working for me and logo on boot screen disappears since updating this morning and the log is displaying 00:002 00:002 OC: Changed resolution to 0x0@0 (max: 1) from Max - Unsupported


Check messages before that, it should say where it failed.

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3 minutes ago, fabiosun said:

Hi

nulling -v boot args classic apple logo appears during OSX loading

Also some boot writing stays on the left (see red oval marker)

Is it possible to delete it completely after osx boot selection?

 

Thank you

replace debug version of AMF with release https://github.com/acidanthera/AptioFixPkg/releases

45 minutes ago, fabiosun said:

Hi

nulling -v boot args classic apple logo appears during OSX loading

Also some boot writing stays on the left (see red oval marker)

Is it possible to delete it completely after osx boot disk selection?

 

Thank you

 

IgnoreTextInGraphics=true in UEFI Quircks

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On 5/14/2019 at 10:45 AM, Dr. Hurt said:

 

+1

 

Also, an installer or a helper app (for legacy installation) would be very helpful. Even for advanced users.

boot 3.zip

here is my boot file

1 no HFS+ embedded, you may use external drivers Apple's HFSPlus or VboxHFs 

2 default path changed from EFI\CLOVER\Clonerx64 back to EFI\Boot\Bootx64.efi

 

Install Clover

remove all the files and copy OC to the same device

 

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hello

 

how I leave my SMBIOS fake info about Mac ... 

 

Lenovo mac info platform

 

LENOVO Mac-C3EC7CD22292981F

 

LENOVO MBP101.88Z.F000.B00.1904161750

 

really don't like to see this, about my Mac

 

thanks

10 minutes ago, artur_pt said:

hello

 

how I leave my SMBIOS fake info about Mac ... 

 

Lenovo mac info platform

 

LENOVO Mac-C3EC7CD22292981F

 

LENOVO MBP101.88Z.F000.B00.1904161750

 

really don't like to see this, about my Mac

 

thanks

 

MacBookPro10,1 at present does not contain in a database for Automatic.
Fill all fields as in SampleFull.plist or use MacBookAir5,2

Watch Mac-models containing in a database OC. 

I wrote about it in this topic many times.

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15 hours ago, fabiosun said:

Hi

nulling -v boot args classic apple logo appears during OSX loading

Also some boot writing stays on the left (see red oval marker)

Is it possible to delete it completely after osx boot disk selection?

 

Thank youIMG-2658.thumb.jpg.bde0a472041133ffa6fe435d7cc6e5f4.jpg

 

 

how do you get this native resolution? I'm always get a very low resolution when boot, no matter what I set in config.plist, could you please share your config.plist?

On 5/16/2019 at 1:47 AM, steve3d said:

strange, if I boot oc from usb, with scanpolicy => 0, then I have windows boot entry, then I boot from my nvme ssd, also with scanpolicy => 0, then there is no windows boot entry.

 

my windows and mac and efi partition are installed on same ssd drive.

Did you solve this problem?

I have exactly the same. macOS and Windows 10 on same partition sharing EFI. ScanPolicy = 0 under Misc -> Security. Tried scan only Nvme too: ScanPolicy = 524288 without success.

Any Help?

2 hours ago, steve3d said:

 

yes, I've tried with 1920x1080, 1920x1080@32, 3840x2160, 3840x2160@32 and Max, and all of these value will give me same low resolution result.

check also in your bios settings CSM option

in my case enabling it avoid on my system High boot menu resolutions

So I have it disabled

 

51 minutes ago, obus said:

Did you solve this problem?

I have exactly the same. macOS and Windows 10 on same partition sharing EFI. ScanPolicy = 0 under Misc -> Security. Tried scan only Nvme too: ScanPolicy = 524288 without success.

Any Help?

If you read the scan policy section in the config pdf it shows you how to calculate the scan policy value to suit your situation (type of drive, file system etc. Add together the hex values you need then convert to decimal. I had to remove the file system lock to get my Windows SATA drive to show up.

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53 minutes ago, fabiosun said:

check also in your bios settings CSM option

in my case enabling it avoid on my system High boot menu resolutions

So I have it disabled

 

 

 

I've disabled csm, and I didn't test enable it.

 

1 hour ago, obus said:

Did you solve this problem?

I have exactly the same. macOS and Windows 10 on same partition sharing EFI. ScanPolicy = 0 under Misc -> Security. Tried scan only Nvme too: ScanPolicy = 524288 without success.

Any Help?

 

no, if on different disk, like from usb, then ScanPolicy = 0 will detect windows partition, but if on same disk, there would be no windows partition.

 

 

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