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I'll create a mini guide for this later today or tomorrow, which will be posted here.
Thanks!
I'll create a mini guide for this later today or tomorrow, which will be posted here.
Please let us know if the problem turns out to be monitor- or cable-related per your earlier post.
So I now have the iGPU showing up in iStat, Both Vega cards appear in the SystemProfiler, Premiere (yuck) and Cinema see both Vega cards but apparently I am stalled at addressing the iGPU. FCP won't render h.264 and Resolve will not launch.The only thing special I am running for the Vega is the VegaTab64.kext.
EDIT: My cards actually have two different names (see screenshot from System Profiler). Possibly this is the cause. I am not sure how to create an SSDT to rename the cards.
Other than that, this is all I have going on in the Devices panel:
So I now have the iGPU showing up in iStat, Both Vega cards appear in the SystemProfiler, Premiere (yuck) and Cinema see both Vega cards but apparently I am stalled at addressing the iGPU. FCP won't render h.264 and Resolve will not launch.
And in a probably unrelated issue, my Gigabyte boot screen sometimes doesn't appear.
Have you tried a different USB stick? From the Installation Procedure in Post 1:OK. Tried USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 on several devices, trying different USB port and multiple times. The installation always stops at "An error occurred validating the installer data. The download is either damanged or incomplete. (Redownload the installer and try again.)" about 3/4 of the progress bar or with "About 2 minutes remaining" in. This is on a Mojave 10.14.4, so not covered yet in the instructions. Does anyone know how to get past this? Alternatively, does anyone know where to download 10.14.3 so I can rule out it's a difference that needs to be covered in additional instructions? Thanks in advance for all your help!
USB 2.0 sticks normally works betterHave you tried a different USB stick? From the Installation Procedure in Post 1:
Use a good quality USB drive. It seems we all have some decrepit USB drives from yesteryear. Don't use them! Buy a new high quality USB 3.0 drive from a reputable manufacturer.