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Thanks, Jason. I'll be trying to do exactly this. Struggling to boot into recovery as I had an old MacOS version on my USB. Working to build a new one now.

The system can and has been running Nvidia legacy driver with Sonoma as I described. I moved from 1.2.0 to 1.2.1 and this problem began. The problem I'm having is elsewhere and I'm trying to figure out the best way to back out the latest legacy patch.

Not true on High Sierra: https://paulocmarques.github.io/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/PATCHEXPLAIN.html#opencore-settings

EFI attached

It was running fine with the OCAuxiliaryTools 1.2.0 and the stacktrace suggests the issue is elsewhere.

I ran the OCAuxiliaryTools 1.2.1 post install patch and nothing more. Running Sonoma 14.1

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With thanks to Jasonhacks, solved Hi everyone, I managed to blow up my install after attempting an Nvidia driver update through OpenCore Legacy Patcher. Everything trended fine until reboot. I'm running OpenCore 0.9.6. Any ideas on the attached is greatly appreciated.

Had this issue and it seems to have resolved by bumping up the CPU voltage a bit in BIOS.

Amazing. Thanks! Works after I disable the 980 in OpenCore.

Thanks!

Hi everyone, I'm investigating options for replacing my Nvidia GTX 980 in the hopes of moving to a Metal-compatible card on Big Sur. As I'm on somewhat legacy hardware, I'm sensitive to purchasing "too much card" that gets limited by the rest of the build. Any recommendations on the best...

Hi everyone, Now that I'm onto Big Sur with Clover, I'd like to make the transition to OpenCore. Has anyone the the Z97X-UD5H done this successfully/is willing to share the config? I have a GTX980. Thanks in advance

Apologies this was asked and answered: sudo mount / -uw

Hi everyone. I recently upgraded to Catalina 10.15.5. I'm now trying to reapply Ben Dobell's patch https://github.com/Benjamin-Dobell/nvidia-update but am encountering the following error when the installation kicks off: "installer: The upgrade failed. (The Installer encountered an error...

sudo launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchAgents/com.apple.photoanalysisd.plist and you're running again

Is this happening after you run the Photos app by chance? Having similar issue due to strange problem with face detection. Try using an account without opening Photos and see what happens.

Can confirm that on the UD5H-BK, 10.12.1 doesn't see any improvement. Hoping a new Bios might solve.

Thanks. Eric it looks like we have the exact same hardware. Are you having this issue in Sierra? Are you using native power management?

Great link - thank you. I tried all suggestions and unfortunately am in the same place. I do see that VT job kick off but neither the CPU nor the memory seem to take much of a hit (20% max and 50% used, respectively). Any other thoughts? I have updated my bios to F9b which accelerated my...