Contribute
Register

[Solved] Updating from Yosemite to High Sierra unable to boot after working for a while

Status
Not open for further replies.
Now that you have modified your config.plist and added your drivers and kexts, the opened flashdrive>EFI>EFI>Clover folder looks like this:View attachment 345202
The CLOVERX64.efi is actually the updated r4630 of Clover.

While you have your flash drive's EFI partition open in Clover Configurator (flashdrive>EFI>EFI -- the whole folder), drag the folder to the desktop and place it within another folder labeled "New USB EFI" or something to make clear what it is. You can close your flash drive's EFI partition. Open your boot HDD/SSD's EFI partition in Clover Configurator, and take the "EFI" folder from the "New USB EFI" folder on your desktop and add it to the HDD/SSD's EFI partition, and choose "Replace."

Frankly this is optional at least with HFS+, but it's good to have a copy on the HDD/SSD itself.

View attachment 345203

You should now be able to restart or start up, use F12, choose the UEFI version of your flash drive, from there choose the Boot macOS High Sierra from {your HDD/SSD}, and reach your desktop.

To engage your NVIDIA graphics card, assuming you need the web drivers, modify the config.plist on your flash drive's EFI>Clover by checking NvidiaWeb and unchecking Inject Intel. Install the downloaded web drivers if you need them. Shutdown and install the card. Reboot. If all is OK, copy the newly modified config.plist (or the entire flashdrive EFI folder) to your HDD/SSD's EFI partition again

I hope all this is helpful. Good luck! Please post results or comments.
Wow!

Thanks a lot man! But as I wasn't seeing much help around here I decided to use the Vanilla guide from ****** and I managed to make a fresh HFS+ install on a new SDD and everything is working fine now.

Thanks again!
 
Wow!

Thanks a lot man! But as I wasn't seeing much help around here I decided to use the Vanilla guide from ****** and I managed to make a fresh HFS+ install on a new SDD and everything is working fine now.

Thanks again!
Cool...glad it's fine now!
 
Stuck again. After installation (seems) completed (on a black screen) computer rebooted but I can't boot the macOS SSD.
Only working option is to boot Install macOS USB.

I'm always in verbose mode and nothing is written before the reboot, just plain black screen and reboot to Clover screen.

I tried following this thread, used recovery mode, deleted Ev0reboot.kext with Terminal but I can't find "boot with no cache" option in Clover. Looking at my Kernel Panic, it seems this hasn't worked.



I tried the following options on macOS SSD :

- Boot macOS with injected kexts
- Boot macOS without injected kexts

- Safe Mode
- Disable NVidia to VESA + WEB drivers
- Disable NVidia WEB drivers only
- Don't reboot on Panic (even with that option, when I boot from SSD it reboots)


I also tried without the kext-dev-mode=1 and rootless=0 flags.

Any help appreciated, thanks.

View attachment 315271View attachment 315273

I tried doing a clean install of High Sierra with the same motherboard as you, and I'm getting a kernel panic that looks like the one you had, too. However, when I went to /Volumes/YOURDISKNAME/System/Library/Extensions, there was no Ev0reboot.kext file. I ran the delete command anyway and booted with no cache just for the heck of it, but I'm still getting the same kp. Do you have any suggestions?
 
As I said earlier I switched to the Vanilla Guide, so i have no Tonymacx86 solution. The switch was a bit harder first but there’s a bigger community on ****** and the Discord channel and had more help there. In the end it gives you higher control and less clutter than the Tonymacx install. If you’re interested in that I could also give you my clover config, I guess it’d give you a solid base.
 
Maybe I'll give the Vanilla Guide a try then since I'm not making any progress. If you don't mind uploading your config, I'd appreciate it.

Hey, sorry for the delay, I couldn't log in the last time I went here and totally forgot to come back. I attached my Config.plist here, hope this helps!

I just edited the SMUUID and Serial number, just use yours (or generate a new one via Clover Configurator).
 

Attachments

  • config_edit.plist
    8.7 KB · Views: 221
Hey, sorry for the delay, I couldn't log in the last time I went here and totally forgot to come back. I attached my Config.plist here, hope this helps!

I just edited the SMUUID and Serial number, just use yours (or generate a new one via Clover Configurator).

Thanks! I'm going to try the Vanilla Guide this weekend.
 
Any luck?
Hey, sorry for the delayed response. The Vanilla Guide didn't help me. I eventually figured out that the cause of my kernel panics was that I mistakenly installed v3.3.6 of the AppleIntelE1000e kext. When I deleted that kext, I could boot normally. Then I installed v3.2.4.2 of the kext with MultiBeast, and everything was fine.
 
Great info and thanks! Sorry for the super-late response on my end!
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top