@tonymacx86 It is strongly recommended that reedit this article and add the above two classification questions to everybody,thx.It seems there is 2 differents use cases :
1 - you do not plan to update OS - only need to update your clover version because it is not up to date compared to your macOS version : post#1 indicate "how to" by simply pasting from /usr/standalone/i386/ to /Volumes/EFI/EFI/CLOVER/drivers64UEFI/
2 - you plan to update OS : next OS apfs.efi version is still not present on your drive - you have to update clover before updating OS from the post#1 provided links (version choice depends on your OS target update version) - then directly paste download to : /Volumes/EFI/EFI/CLOVER/drivers64UEFI/ - then update OS
Guess this is a good practice in order to avoid OS update issues as Apple updates apfs.efi almost every High Sierra version whereas Clover is not automatically
I have the same issue, from .0 to .6 full update, it still loads but is stuck at about 70%..hi,
I just update to High Sierra, everything works fine. After I install the latest os update, I can't get into system anymore. The loading picture stuck at apple logo with 70% full loading bar. Does it has anything to do with apfs.efi?
I solved the problem by unchecking Nvidia injectionI have the same issue, from .0 to .6 full update, it still loads but is stuck at about 70%..
Nice, I did just reinstall, as it was newly installed.. Tho this time I forgot to install the Nvidia webdriver and got black screen at boot. So I am reinstalling again, hopefully the last time.I solved the problem by unchecking Nvidia injection
I've tried these drivers, but it results in no clover boot menu.@ALL,
As has been mentioned in one or two previous posts the latest releases of Clover (I'm running R4658) included a reverse engineered apfs efi driver that you can use instead of the version based Apple one.
There are actually two efi drivers that you should install if your planing on using APFS
ApfsDriverLoader-64.efi --> This is the APFS file system driver
AppleImageLoader-64.efi --> This is required for APFS security (was embedded into early releases of ApfsDriverLoader )
The Clover developers recommend installing both on all APFS Hackingtosh Systems in place of Apple's apfs.efi driver.
I've extensively tested them on both High Sierra and Mojave Beta and they work great, with no verbose output when loading.
You can add them to your EFI folder using the Clover Installer :-
View attachment 352241
Or do what i do and extract them from the clover.pkg using Pacifist and then simply copy them to your EFI/Clover/drivers64UEFI folder.
Cheers
Jay