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This info was posted by an nVidia employee today: "Thanks for your patience. We hear your frustration. Unfortunately, NVIDIA currently cannot release a driver unless it is approved by Apple. Our hardware works on OS 10.13 which supports up to (and including) Pascal. Apple has published a...

I'm glad. Probably this was an issue with the specific Clover version I used or was caused by some other factor? Next time I'll try again. Surely though if this was a widespread problem, others would be reporting it by now.

To be honest, I'd advise against option B. I had the apfs.efi removed and ApfsDriverLoader-64.efi isntalled on 10.13.5, and it just worked fine. However, during the update to 10.13.6, after the second reboot Clover just simply stopped working. Apparently the ApfsDriverLoader-64.efi was unable to...

I don't think I can help with more details, sorry. If I boot without ticking nv_disable=1 then the nvidia driver works just fine. All I did beforehand is to install the nvidia driver after upgrading to High Sierra. I have SIP disabled so I had to click "Continue" when the installer error message...

everything loads, then the console is cleared, a block cursor appears at the top right corner and I see the following message: IOConsoleUsers: time(0) 0->0, lin 0, llk 1, IOConsoleUsers: gIOScreenLockState 3, hs 0, bs 0, now 0, sm 0x0 The screen is then periodically cleared and the same...

Exactly the same thing I encounter if I disable the web driver using nv_disable=1 - the overlapping spinning circle. If the web drivers are installed, I can't boot without using the default EFI graphics driver any more. If I enable the webdriver, the system boots up just fine with accellerated...

I tried disabling the web drivers with the nv_disable=1 flag. If I disable the web drivers, they the desktop does not appear using the standard unaccelarated EFI drivers - I only see an endlessly spinning circle in the middle of the screen. This will cause problems when there is a High Sierra...

I upgraded to high sierra without any precautions on two of my hacks. Web Drivers were installed with an error prompt (I choose 'Continue'). Everything just works fine, BUT: I can only boot with drivers enabled - if I disable the webdrivers, I only see an endless spinning ball on boot and I...

You can disable mediaanalysisd by issuing a launchctl unload -w command on it. This will stop the process and disable it for the future. This way you don't have to delete the plist file, which may be prohibited by the SIP settings. This is a nicer way to deal with the problem anyway.

I am not really sure, I didn't really use this feature much. I think photoanalysisd does the facial/object recognition stuff, mediaanalysisd seems to process videos.

There is a simple fix to the lags/hangs after 5 minutes of idle. Simply disable the offending mediaanalysisd which is part of Apple's video processing framework. Photos will just work fine, you'll only miss some metadata on videos, but it's not a big deal. Enter the following command in...

The updated driver fixes the GTX750 transparency issue.

The latest driver is working fine for me (except that I have to set Accessibility/Display/Reduce transparency). :)

Or (even better): System Preferences > Accessibility > Display > Reduce transparency This fixes the GTX750 problem.

Please note that nvda_drv=1 in Clover's config.pist is not enough anymore, the nvda_drv=1 flag must be present in the nvram as well. If this is not the case, the nVidia Web Driver fails to load even with the nvda_drv=1 boot flag. If your nvram is not persistent for whatever reason (use nvram -p...

Problem seems to be that in Sierra the nvda_drv=1 boot flag does not work, you need to have the nvda_drv=1 in your nvram. The nVidia Web Driver adds this nvram variable, but if your nvram is not working properly (changes are not permanent), this will setting be lost upon reboot. Some...

Quick fix to the GTX 750TI issue: System Preferences / Accessibility / Display / enable Reduce transparency

Thanks for the tip! "Reduce transparency" fixes it as well, and is much less distruptive.

I have the exact same problem with GTX 750 TI with PB5. Interestingly I don't have this issue with GTX 970. Any suggestions? :)

Gigamaxx's issue is probably unrelated to that. This is a common problem with PB2 download, here is the solution: https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/51086 1. Start the update in App Store 2. Download the 4 following files...