Can't boot past the Apple logo after updating Clover

[trs96]

I don'y know what you mean by "creating an EFI partition" and then copying his EFI folder to it. Maybe that's the problem?

See this chart, on the left side is the USB thumb drive. Use the EFI agent app to mount it's EFI partition. Then put the Edhawk Clover EFI folder onto that partition.

 

[SDB49]

Makes sense why this isn't booting, then. Where do I get EFI agent app? Do I install that on my Mojave drive? or the thumbdrive? Sorry, I haven't had to do any of this stuff in 4 years, so please excuse my lack of knowledge, lol. That and the fact that I've been down for 2 days.

 

[trs96]

Makes sense why this isn't booting, then. Where do I get EFI agen app? Do I install that on my Mojave drive? or the thumbdrive? Sorry, I haven't had to do any of this stuff in 4 years, so please excuse my lack of knowledge, lol. That and the fact that I've been down for 2 days.

Remember back to yesterday ? Just 24 hours ago ?

Can't boot past the Apple logo after updating Clover

I have no idea what happened, but after updating clover configurator and kext files, my machine won't boot past the apple logo. I have no idea what to do, or what happened. My only boot entries are Mac HD and Recovery, and I can't boot from either one. All preboot entries, etc are gone. I backed...

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[SDB49]

Remember back to yesterday ? Just 24 hours ago ?

Can't boot past the Apple logo after updating Clover

I have no idea what happened, but after updating clover configurator and kext files, my machine won't boot past the apple logo. I have no idea what to do, or what happened. My only boot entries are Mac HD and Recovery, and I can't boot from either one. All preboot entries, etc are gone. I backed...

www.tonymacx86.com

Haha, yes, thanks I think I copied it on there. Let me try and mount it again

 

[SDB49]

OK, I was able to put Edhawk's Clover EFI on my thumbdrive and boot from it.

1. Copy the EFI Folder to the EFI Partition on a spare USB pen drive. Check
2. Boot from the UEFI partition on the USB Pen Drive, use the F12 key to bring up the boot menu, or set your bios to boot from a USB pen drive as the boot priority. Check
3. When you arrive on the Clover Boot screen, press the F11 key, to clear NVRAM. Check
4. If the system doesn't reboot automatically, you need to reboot the system, so the old entries are removed from Nvram. Check
5. Reboot the system from the pen drive again, this time select your macOS Mojave drive. -

When I reboot after pressing F11 and choosing my Mojave drive, I'm still getting stuck at the Apple logo

If I try and reboot to my Mojave partition from his EFI partition, I'm getting some kind of kernel panic.

 

[trs96]

I'm still getting stuck at the Apple logo

Then you need to press the spacebar at the Clover boot screen. Check the box (-v) for verbose booting. Watch where it stops and read the last line of text.

 

[SDB49]

Then you need to press the spacebar at the Clover boot screen. Check the box (-v) for verbose booting. Watch where it stops and read the last line of text.

OK,

The screen is about half cut off, but i see

t Load KernelFromStream
LoadKernelFromStream
t InitBootStruct

InitBootStruct
t LoadRAMDisk
LoadRAMDisk
t FinalizeBootStruct
t RandomSeed
RandomSeed
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

 

[SDB49]

Also at the top:

device uuid is '13EA40E5-6F30-402B-83BA-D00ED2064195

 

[trs96]

The screen is about half cut off, but i see

Shut down the PC. Turn power switch to off on the PSU. Remove all but one of the ram sticks and then try booting from the USB drive again.

 

[SDB49]

OK, removed all but 1 RAM stick
Booted from thumbdrive, got to ED's Clover screen, chose to boot from Mojave partition.
Got a long kernel panic which ends with: corecrypto 1.0
Can't really see the rest because the screen is cut off