boot problems

[enginnheima]

1-2 OK, I thought it was not booting properly.
3. This is a BIOS/UEFI settings problem. Not having a Z270 board it is not something I can help you with.

Thank you still.

But since my problem emerged just after I edited the config.plist file, I'm sure it's related to that. I didn't have this problem before and I have not changed anything in the BIOS.

Does anyone have an idea?

 

[Going Bald]

Thank you still.

But since my problem emerged just after I edited the config.plist file, I'm sure it's related to that. I didn't have this problem before and I have not changed anything in the BIOS.

Does anyone have an idea?

try booting with the UniBeast USB. Or you could try booting with additional boot-args -v -x and see if that gets you to desktop. If not, the verbose mode may let you see what the problem is.

 

[enginnheima]

try booting with the UniBeast USB. Or you could try booting with additional boot-args -v -x and see if that gets you to desktop. If not, the verbose mode may let you see what the problem is.

I have to admit that this is a bit over my head Even if I managed any of this, I have no idea what I'm looking for nor how to fix it.

 

[Going Bald]

I have to admit that this is a bit over my head Even if I managed any of this, I have no idea what I'm looking for nor how to fix it.

Then you have a lot of research and studying to do.

 

[vulgo]

I have to admit that this is a bit over my head Even if I managed any of this, I have no idea what I'm looking for nor how to fix it.

Clover wiki:

NOTE: If the Timeout integer is set to 0, hold any key when powering on to invoke the bootloader GUI.

If you perform this step does the system shut down normally?

 

[enginnheima]

Then you have a lot of research and studying to do.

yes, the long and winding road.

 

[enginnheima]

Clover wiki: If you perform this step does the system shut down normally?

thanks for chipping in!

No, this didn't help unfortunately..

 

[vulgo]

thanks for chipping in!

No, this didn't help unfortunately..

It's probably unrelated to the timeout=0 setting then.

 

[BreBo]

But since my problem emerged just after I edited the config.plist file, I'm sure it's related to that. I didn't have this problem before and I have not changed anything in the BIOS.

You enabled Clover ACPI Fixes "FixShutdown"

New "friendly names" were introduced in Clover r4282
Clover r4282 and newer can handle both old ("FixShutdown_0004") & new ("FixShutdown") key.

If you have an older version then Clover r4282 update to the latest version or:
Change: config.plist/ACPI/DSDT/Fixes/FixShutdown=true
Into: config.plist/ACPI/DSDT/Fixes/FixShutdown_0004=true

 

[enginnheima]

I identified the problem. It's the Bluetooth USB key that's waking up the system on shutdown. When I remove the key before shutting down the system, the system shuts down normally.

Anyone have an idea on how I can avoid removing the key each time before shutdown?