No option in Clover to "reboot without caches"

[suzxee1234]

This is how I attempted to rebuild cache.
first open terminal and copy paste the following command.

sudo rm -r /System/Library/Caches/com.apple.kext.caches

then use the kext utility (version 2.6.6) for Sierra to rebuild cache.

or paste this command in terminal;

sudo touch /System/Library/Extensions && sudo kextcache -u /

 

[RehabMan]

This is how I attempted to rebuild cache.
first open terminal and copy paste the following command.

sudo rm -r /System/Library/Caches/com.apple.kext.caches

then use the kext utility (version 2.6.6) for Sierra to rebuild cache.

or paste this command in terminal;

sudo touch /System/Library/Extensions && sudo kextcache -u /

That is fine. But what is the issue?

 

[suzxee1234]

Anyway, I was trying to get my audio working so I went to the "known problems" section of the guide and it says
.....

I rebooted, when Clover opened I hit the space bar and there is no option to select "without caches." What did I miss here?

I had the same issue at first, fixed sound by the mentioned procedure.

 

[RehabMan]

I had the same issue at first, fixed sound by the mentioned procedure.

No need. Use pre-patch_hda.sh, as per guide post #1, "Known Problems", "Audio".

 

[Talanca]

Read guide, post #1, "Problem Reporting".

Hi, I'm having the same problem here... I have the latest version of Clover and MacOS Sierra and I can boot without caches.
My system was running 100% until I installed the HW Sensors application. At bootup it shows a GPUSensors.kext kernel panic
Deleted all sensors kexts from all extension folders but still loading...
Is there any other way to boot by ignoring caches? It is possible to repair the cache from the USB recovery terminal?
I am looking for posts on the subject but I cant find the right one
Thanks in advance

 

[RehabMan]

Hi, I'm having the same problem here... I have the latest version of Clover and MacOS Sierra and I can boot without caches.
My system was running 100% until I installed the HW Sensors application. At bootup it shows a GPUSensors.kext kernel panic
Deleted all sensors kexts from all extension folders but still loading...
Is there any other way to boot by ignoring caches? It is possible to repair the cache from the USB recovery terminal?
I am looking for posts on the subject but I cant find the right one
Thanks in advance

Specifying "-f" kernel flag is the same thing (but doesn't really work as Apple removed it for the most part....)
If you installed my FakeSMC sensors, you can boot safe mode (my sensor kexts are not marked to load in safe mode).

 

[Talanca]

Hi RehabMan thanks for your reply
Try that, with -f and with -x and the same thing happens I just installed the HWSensors application and extracted the plugins with Pacifist, and I kept the original FakeSMC from multibeast ... I think the only way to solve it is by rebuilding the kextcache from the recovery but I can not find the post on how to do it in Sierra
I finished installing all my audio apps and plugins, and everything was working perfect I do not know why I thought of installing that crap

 

[Talanca]

If you installed my FakeSMC sensors, you can boot safe mode (my sensor kexts are not marked to load in safe mode).

I've updated it automatically from the app, big mistake

 

[RehabMan]

Hi RehabMan thanks for your reply
Try that, with -f and with -x and the same thing happens I just installed the HWSensors application and extracted the plugins with Pacifist, and I kept the original FakeSMC from multibeast ... I think the only way to solve it is by rebuilding the kextcache from the recovery but I can not find the post on how to do it in Sierra
I finished installing all my audio apps and plugins, and everything was working perfect I do not know why I thought of installing that crap

You should never mix different versions of FakeSMC plugins vs. FakeSMC itself...
Always use a matched set.
Last I checked kernel cache was at:
/System/Library/Caches/com.apple.kext.caches/Startup/*

 

[Talanca]

You should never mix different versions of FakeSMC plugins vs. FakeSMC itself...
Always use a matched set.
Last I checked kernel cache was at:
/System/Library/Caches/com.apple.kext.caches/Startup/*

Got it now, thanks for your time
I've installed the sensors to check that the vga was working properly, i was having flickering issues waking from sleep with the latest 1060 drivers
If those files in that folder are deleted manually are automatically regenerated at the next reboot, right?