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- Nov 6, 2016
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- Motherboard
- GA-Z170M-D3H
- CPU
- Intel i7
- Graphics
- GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 950 2GB GV-N950XTREME, Gigabyte Radeon RX 460
- Mobile Phone
Thank you. Past midnight by me also. Yes, I've spent hours and hours on this without success. I've tried various system configurations, Shilohh's method, Pike's substitutions, as well as the various kexts (Lilu and NvidiaGraphicsFixit).I'll do that tomorrow midnight here now...
In the mean time have a look at the other suggestions in that linked post. Might help....
This is the CLOVER folder in the EFI partition. I've edited the config.plist to remove my serials etc. These have been replaced with '??????????'Thank you. Past midnight by me also. Yes, I've spent hours and hours on this without success. I've tried various system configurations, Shilohh's method, Pike's substitutions, as well as the various kexts (Lilu and NvidiaGraphicsFixit).
Thank you. I'll give that I try.This is the CLOVER folder in the EFI partition. I've edited the config.plist to remove my serials etc. These have been replaced with '??????????'
It's possible some of the other fixes you've tried are messing things up? Might be worth deleting your clover folder in EFI partition and starting from Multi-beast step.
One last thing (which I did!) you should double check before any of the above... Are you sure your monitor is plugged into your graphics card's HDMI slot? If it's plugged into the motherboard's slot, then it obviously won't work. (But the motherboard slot will work if you are using Intel530 graphics as the fallback).
I'd do everything with a single monitor to start with. There are also sometimes issues with multiple monitors, so best to start simple.Thank you. I'll give that I try.
Yes, I'm plugged into the graphics card. I'm using the DVI as a main monitor, but have had a second monitor plugged into the HDMI.
Only one monitor is plugged in at this point, but still without luck. The config.plist arrived corrupted (I assume there was something inadvertently deleted when the confidential information was deleted). No worries; I went through the file with text editor and found a few minor differences; however, I had a an extra kext (AppleIntelSKLGraphicsFrameBuffer), which I deleted.I'd do everything with a single monitor to start with. There are also sometimes issues with multiple monitors, so best to start simple.
Only one monitor is plugged in at this point, but still without luck. The config.plist arrived corrupted (I assume there was something inadvertently deleted when the confidential information was deleted). No worries; I went through the file with text editor and found a few minor differences; however, I had a an extra kext (AppleIntelSKLGraphicsFrameBuffer), which I deleted.
Not sure if the next step for me will be waiting until high sierra comes out with better nvidia GPU support or alternatively going with an ATI graphics board, which I'm told is not as problematic as the Nvidia GPUs
GREAT JOB!
Rick