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I have the same problem. Until now always updated directly via the AppStore/System Preferences Pane. Now no Install Disk is showing in Clover (updated to the latest version). Weird thing is: Not even Catalina USB stick is recognised.

I have the same problem. F3 on Clover boot screen doesn't help.

Found the problem. Reason was that an old apfs.efi from High Sierra was in my drivers64UEFI folder. Using ApfsDriverLoader.efi now. Just changing the old OsxAptioFix2Drv-64.efi with AptioMemoryFix.efi and deleting EmuVariableUEFI-64.efi (thought that I still need it for iMessage) was not enough...

OsxAptioFix2Drv-64.efi, should I try 3?

On every startup I see the message that my computer was restarted because of a problem. System uptime in the log is always the same, so I guess it's a faulty error that's stored somewhere. I read other threads with similar problems, but deleting nvram.plist didn't help and sudo nvram -c...

Try disabling "Wake for network access" in System Settings --> Energy Saver. This helped me get rid of a problem with very high WiFi latencies after wake from sleep.

I guess this has definitely something to do with High Sierra itself, as there are several threads on the net about graphic related software that address rendering issues both on Intel and other graphics hardware. Regarding browsers it is a lot better for me in Firefox and Safari than in Chrome...

This is what I see during the boot in verbose mode, when it doesn't start. High Sierra -v boot Screenshot by herzberger posted Dec 9, 2017 at 9:33 AM

Nothing changed here with 10.13.2 and updated Nvidia drivers

Anyone?

I updated to High Sierra two weeks ago and am facing a boot issue since then. - If I start the machine after complete shut down, it hangs on the grey logo screen and I have to power it off with the on/off button - After hanging at the grey logo screen 2 times, it successfully boots on the third...

I guess it's more OS than graphics driver related. Or a combination. I don't know if this setting was there before, because I don't have a Sierra system running anymore, but when I enabled "System Preferences / Accessibility / Display / Reduce Motion" it became a lot better. Don't know if it's...

I had the same with Chrome and Firefox and solved it also by disabling hardware acceleration in the browsers settings. Chrome runs a lot faster now, but has some glitches when rendering some demanding pages (e.g. Angular5 app I'm developing atm). No problems or changes with Safari though. Using...

This is what I see, too after booting into OS X Install Partition.