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NVIDIA Releases Alternate Graphics Drivers for macOS Sierra 10.12 Beta

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how to disable SIP on macos sierra?
its a clover patch in config.plist

add the following key to your config.plist and reboot


Code:
        <key>BooterConfig</key>
        <string>0x28</string>
        <key>CsrActiveConfig</key>
        <string>0x67</string>

Alternatively... just open your config.plist with Clover Configurator, check your Rt Variables and enter the values as shown in the screenshot. Do Cmd + S and quit clover configurator.

Also - if you want to enable the Allow from Anywhere option in Gatekeeper use the following command in Terminal

Code:
sudo spctl --master-disable

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this patch is still useful on sierra?
Yes.... absolutely! I think my current clover is exactly the same as I used for El Capitan apart from a change of Serial in the SMBIOS.... I also created a 10.12 kexts folder and copied my 10.11 kexts to it...

I didn't use any fix with 750 GTX 750 Ri SC...... but would welcome a new release from nVidia with working HDMI audio support as mentioned... The current driver is the same one they've used since Dp 4 which they simply patched the Video for it would seem...
 
Yes.... absolutely! I think my current clover is exactly the same as I used for El Capitan apart from a change of Serial in the SMBIOS.... I also created a 10.12 kexts folder and copied my 10.11 kexts to it...

No need to. Can just put kexts in EFI/Clover/Kexts/other and leave the other folders empty.
 
Yes.... absolutely! I think my current clover is exactly the same as I used for El Capitan apart from a change of Serial in the SMBIOS.... I also created a 10.12 kexts folder and copied my 10.11 kexts to it...

I didn't use any fix with 750 GTX 750 Ri SC...... but would welcome a new release from nVidia with working HDMI audio support as mentioned... The current driver is the same one they've used since Dp 4 which they simply patched the Video for it would seem...
thank you
 
No need to. Can just put kexts in EFI/Clover/Kexts/other and leave the other folders empty.
Yes.. that too,,,, kind of a catch all.... just thought better to go with dedicated... I might ditch the 10.11 folder if I end up liking Sierra,,,
 
Yes.. that too,,,, kind of a catch all.... just thought better to go with dedicated... I might ditch the 10.11 folder if I end up liking Sierra,,,

I don't think it makes much difference but its just easier as kexts are in other folder don't need to mess with it again.
 
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