CaseySJ
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EmuVariableUefi provides a software alternative to NVRAM. It creates and maintains nvram.plist in which all NVRAM values are stored. If this file is corrupted or damaged, the EmuVariableUefi could crash. Deleting the file was a good move. A new one should be created automatically.Thanks for the reply.
I'm also seeing a file nvram.plist in the root EFI folder. Not sure if this plays a roll or not.
- I used the EmuVariableUefi-64.efi from the Post-Install files. Ive deleted and replaced it. Same result.
- I'm using the OsxAptioFix2Drv-free2000.
- The SMBIOS is populated.
- The NIC is correct as you stated.
Edit: I deleted the nvram.plist file and the system booted with the EmuVariableUefi inserted. Strange!!!