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So, none of the addressed lines apply to me, but I searched for the Board-ID listed in my config.plist file. It is Mac-27ADBB7B4CEE8E61, but the line underneath it already says 'none.' Should I have it say 'Config2?' Edit: Disregard, I have tried that as well as 'Config1.' Feel like a bull in a...

My monitor is an ASUS MG278Q connected via DisplayPort. I tried an HDMI and DVI cable and neither of them solved them problem either.

The driver is up to date. With no updates available, I uninstalled the driver and reinstalled it as downloaded from the website. Same problem.

iMac 14.2. I booted with nv_disable=1 to restore the monitor. The good news is that the NVIDIA Web Driver is selected. The bad is that, I suppose, it's disabled.

Well, this is odd. Reinstalling Clover with the additional stuff now makes selecting the drive in BIOS also start Clover. After performing the normal boot, the screen goes blank and I lose input to the monitor, with or without nvda_drv=1.

Uh-oh. That might be the source of my problems. The information in the profile is accurate.

I updated my profile. No joy on booting from the drive directly. When booting from Clover, though, the NVIDIA drivers keep defaulting to the OSX drivers, yes.

I redid the Multibeast install as directed. I am still getting kernel panics when I try to start by selecting the drive, but the Clover bootloader (listed as "UEFI OS" in the BIOS) still boots fine. Is that not how it is supposed to work? I removed the extra kexts from the Extensions folder as...

I have run MultiBeast. I added Ethernet and NullCPUPowerManagement to the quick start. I have an instance of Clover installed on the OSX drive, and I am able to select it from the boot options when I start the computer. It's the only way for me to boot right now. So you're saying that I should...

Very nice! Enabling XHCI Handoff was the key. Now it boots (without any bootflags), but I have to use the bootloader every time, as I get a kernel panic when I try to boot by selecting the drive directly. I've tried to enable the NVIDIA Web Driver several times, and, every time I restart, even...

I merely put them back in their original location. But that was before I even bothered upgrading the OS. After upgrading, the computer was able to boot (although it required the -f bootflag). I left all conditions as they were when the computer had Sierra installed on a Z87X motherboard, and...

Excellent call on the memory. I did not think about that. Prior to replacing the hardware, I installed Sierra using a Unibeast USB drive. It booted successfully, at least in safe mode, and I did not install any drivers or anything before replacing the motherboard. Now I have two problems...

Hello folks, I have built a Hackintosh a little while ago, and subsequent hardware and software updates have turned it into a Frankenstein that boots successfully about half the time. The build that I am currently operating on is similar to this one (link), and the one that I am looking to...

I was actually looking to buy a 980ti. Obviously, the Windows side of my computer stands to benefit the most from it, but I would like to know that it can work with OS X before I commit to it. So, if I understand this right, all I need to do is upgrade the OS to Yosemite, physically install the...

Hello, I built a Hackintosh a few years back that was more or less a carbon copy of this build. It was rather turnkey, and I'm still running OS X 10.9.5 on it. However, now I'm looking to upgrade to a new GPU, and possibly a new monitor as well. I've searched the forums for information, and I...