MacOS low resolution during boot

[RizkiAA]

Hi there....

did some of you know how to fix this little problem?

Whenever I boot to MacOS, the Apple boot logo seems to be stretched, after it loads for about half, then it started to look normal (native resolution)

and After half the loading screen :

I have tried CsmVideoDxe, but whenever I use CsmVideoDxe, clover always fail to boot...

 

[Feartech]

Hi there....

did some of you know how to fix this little problem?

Whenever I boot to MacOS, the Apple boot logo seems to be stretched, after it loads for about half, then it started to look normal (native resolution)


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and After half the loading screen :
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I have tried CsmVideoDxe, but whenever I use CsmVideoDxe, clover always fail to boot...

you can set your screen resolution in your config.plist

 

[RizkiAA]

you can set your screen resolution in your config.plist

Did you mean this part?

I have tried it, and reboot, but the Apple Logo seems to be still stretched...

also, there is only 2 resolution to choose in System Preferences

 

[Feartech]

Did you mean this part?

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I have tried it, and reboot, but the Apple Logo seems to be still stretched...

also, there is only 2 resolution to choose in System Preferences
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be careful with clover configurator, it can break laptop config.plist's

zip and upload clover folder

 

[RizkiAA]

be careful with clover configurator, it can break laptop config.plist's

Ok, thanks fyi(I always use Clover Configurator until I realised)..so what do you recommend best for Laptop? PlistEditPro?

zip and upload clover folder

Here is my zipped EFi Folder...

Also, why I can't choose more resolution in System Preferences?

 

[Feartech]

Ok, thanks fyi(I always use Clover Configurator until I realised)..so what do you recommend best for Laptop? PlistEditPro?


Here is my zipped EFi Folder...

Also, why I can't choose more resolution in System Preferences?

use PlistEditPro

also you have this disabled:

<key>#ScreenResolution</key>
        <string>1366x768</string>

remove the #

you shouldn't inject Intel:

<key>Inject</key>
        <dict>
            <key>ATI</key>
            <false/>
            <key>Intel</key>
            <true/>
            <key>NVidia</key>
            <false/>
        </dict>

hold the Option key while you click Scaled option to see more resolutions

 

[RizkiAA]

hold the Option key while you click Scaled option to see more resolutions

Ok,thanks it worked

now it gives me 5 resolutions to choose from....

I have removed the # and changed InjectIntel to False using PlistEditPro, but still doesn't work for me
am I doing it the correct way? because I just know how to use PlistEditPro...

 

[Feartech]

Ok,thanks it worked
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now it gives me 5 resolutions to choose from....

I have removed the # and changed InjectIntel to False using PlistEditPro, but still doesn't work for me
am I doing it the correct way? because I just know how to use PlistEditPro...

the strange screen issue on bootup?

 

[RizkiAA]

the strange screen issue on bootup?

Yes, it took for about 1 minute to boot, but the first boot of the Apple logo seems to be stretched.. Then after half the loading screen, the Apple logo seems to look normal...

 

[Feartech]

Yes, it took for about 1 minute to boot, but the first boot of the Apple logo seems to be stretched.. Then after half the loading screen, the Apple logo seems to look normal...

try enabling or disabling csm/legacy in bios