Recent content by jacs

My 2012 build still going strong. Only update has been the GPU when NVIDIA was dropped. Big Sur Gigabyte Z77X-UP5 CPU i7-3770K Graphics Radeon VII 32GB RAM

Workinging on my rather dated setup with OC 0.6.3. Only had to change the config to sysemproductname 15,1

All good on Clover 5120

No problem with Clover 5120. Must have been 6 or 7 reboots though.

Ok it seems to be selecting Core Graphics Fixup AKA WateverGreen in Multibeast 11.0.1 that is causing this issue. Selecting this option in Multibeast 10.4 was fine. I've still been able to install NoVPAJpeg to get Preview of jpegs to work without this options so all good.

I've had to stick a GT710 to get my high res graphics back (2560 x 1440) while waiting for the web drivers. I've just updated from 10.14.1 to 10.14.2 and Multibeast 11.0.1 and found I was only being offered a maximum res of 1920 x 1080. I've had to downgrade to Multibeast 10.4 (clover 4630) to...

I've had to move over to a GTX 1070 as the lack of any progress on this has made my machine unusable. Rock solid since the change.

Worked straight out of the box ... as easy as on my MacBook pro.

I have found that if I don't set the boot drive to LastBootedVolume the Timeout timer does not start counting down which from reading elsewhere is a known issue. Setting the Timeout timer to 0 will bypass the Clover screen which is what I thought questioner wanted.

I believe you need to change your boot device to LastBootedVolume and Timeout to 0 in config.plist <key>DefaultVolume</key> <string>LastBootedVolume</string> <key>Timeout</key> <integer>0</integer>

For my GA-Z77X-UP5 I had to follow the hack in http://www.tonymacx86.com/el-capitan-desktop-support/174332-could-not-get-el-cap-install-usb-boot-ga-z77x-up5-partially-solved.html Otherwise I could see the Unibeast install writing over my screen memory which is always a bad sign! The...

Bug still in 7.1.1

I think this is going to be a common problem as the Unibeast Yosemite install guide shows this ticked. For novices like me boot up unibeast . Start a terminal session via Utilities -> Terminal dropdown cd /Volumes/"nameofyourharddisk"/System/Library/Extensions rm -r...