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[GUIDE] Resolve boot screen garble I tried this patch to see if it would fix my issue of getting a red scrambled screen during boot up. It appears it does, but by basically shutting my monitor off until desktop is up. Is that all this patch does? Turn the display off on bootup? At least it...

This is because there hasn't been an update to CUDA to support Yosemite. If you look at Nvidia's official change log, you will see that 6.5.18 was released on September 19, more than a month ago. But the current driver probably was set to display that message on Yosemite installs, regardless if...

Yes, legacy boot does not install boot files into the EFI partition. Legacy is MBR, so all the files are there. I'm not entirely sure how to use a legacy windows on the same drive as mac install for clover booting, as I haven't done it yet. I know Clover can see legacy windows if they are on...

Hey guys, I've had Yosemite installed and running on my computer pretty flawlessly from clover for the past week and a half or so. However, yesterday my computer started displaying a weird red graphical glitch on boot up. The apple logo loading bar displays, then the screen goes black, turns...

After you installed both OSes, did you modify the EFI partition where clover is stored? Once Windows is installed, you need to copy the cloverx64.efi file into to EFI/Microsoft/Boot/. Rename the file bootmgrfw.efi to bootmgfw-orig.efi, and rename the new cloverx64.efi to bootmgrfw.efi. Now...

I get that from time to time. Haven't figured out the cause. However, clicking the Notification Center icon fixes it back to the normal transparency for me.

I believe that issue happens when you have both discrete graphics and Intel graphics enabled at the same time. Try disabling the IGPU in bios.

Volume would be the GUID of the partition. You can find that in Disk Utility and clicking info on the specific partition. The Path would be the path to the specific efi file. So Windows would be something like /EFI/Microsoft/Boot/bootmgfw.efi For more information on all the options take a read...

Hey, Clover Configurator can help you out! As you see, you can add custom EFI entries and custom Legacy entries. What I did was make the OSX Recovery partition hidden to only show up if I press F3 at clover menu. I also had a regular NTFS drive that would show up as bootable, even though it...

With clover, if you know exactly how to configure it, you can create an almost vanilla mac: that just runs. In regards to the UEFI part, chimera is a BIOS based bootloader; it can't load UEFI based operating systems (which mac is). Instead, chimera boots mac as BIOS and emulates the process to...

Interesting.. Based on the location of where that cap is, it doesn't seem to have any motherboard traces direct to the CPU. My guess is that the chances that cap could have directly harmed the CPU is very slim. There's a lot of resistance for the electricity to travel, and components to go...

If it was a blown cap, the top of it would bubble up and look like a dome shape, instead of flat. Its hard to say if that cap would have fried the CPU. How close would you say that cap was to the CPU; the nearest corner or furthest? If we knew the CPU worked, I would almost suggest soldering on...

Alright first off, a couple questions: Do you happen to have a motherboard debug tester on hand to diagnosis the board? If so, what code is it giving you, and the corresponding answer in the debug booklet. Second, when you say "shorted on a capacitor", what exactly do you mean? Like a cap blew...

Article: UniBeast: Install OS X Mavericks on Any Supported Intel-based PC Those two boards are nearly identical. The UD4H has better power management/delivery system. As far as ports/outputs: they are the same. Ones red (UD4H) and one is blue (UD3H).