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Everything was fast and fine.

Everything was fine after 5 minutes aprox. What is happening again, and again, and again is that I have to pass AGDPFix everytime I upgrade because Black Screen appears when I use Nvidia Web Driver after the upgrade. I don't know how to fix this. It is not a problem but always have to.

Sorry I didn't see it. 1st update always the system. Once updated, apply Nvidia Web Drivers (is not necessary to download them, just open Nvidia preferences from 'System Preferences' and update from there). Black screen always happens to me, but don't worry: You must force turned off. Then...

Updated. Process: - 3 reboots (around 38 minutes) but it took only 3 minutes with my M2. - After all, Nvidia web drivers *.129 are not compatible, so updated to newest version *.130. Rebooted again. - After reboot, black screen (it always happens to me, I don't know if there is a problem with...

OK. Updated. 1.83Gb, 3 reboots. As always, I had to patch with AGDPFix to update my Nvidia Drivers (387.10.10.10.40.129). Everything's fine: bluetooth, sound and graphic card.

Absolutely normal. Drivers aren't ready until a couple of days. (Although it can work with another one older).

I prefer to wait until something new has been written here. It wouldn't be the first time people try to update and something's wrong.

That's for Mac OS X Sierra.

Security update 2019-004 10.13.6

Wow! Thank you very much!

Not necessary. You can install previous drivers with vulgo repo. Version 104 works great.

Everything perfect with the security update 2019-002 v10.13.6 - 17G6030 April (2nd after 17G6029 of March). 2 restarts, and from 37' to less than 5' to finish the installation. After that, neither sound or Nvidia drivers were fine, so installed AGDPfix again, another restart, and everything...

Casuistic is a word that comes from a "set of cases". My experiences -or group of cases- do my casuistic (the end "s" of the word has slided). Hope it helps you.

Ok, that's different to whatever you've said before (or I misunderstood). It seems to be a problem with Clover. Review your config and, if you have any backup, use it. Something has changed, but I can't tell you what is it (did you update clover? If you didn't, try it). Or just try to do what...

It worked for you... and for me, but casuistics made me be cautious. It's not the 1st time that happened to me and a lot of users. So the problem is that the user just updated. So if the problem is the black screen, my advise is uncheck Nvidia web drivers and restart the system with Mac OS...

That's because you have checked in Clover Boot Options -> Graphics -> Use Nvidia Web Drivers. Unchecked it, let the system run and when you'll be at the desktop with Default MacOS Graphics driver (with a very bad resolution). Run AGDPFix until appears the message that the system has to restart...

Perfect, as always. Only had to patch with AGDPfix but once restarted everything was fine.

Why don't you give Vulgo repo an oportunity? I always use it and goes fine. Now I have Nvidia drivers 104 because they work always.

Ok, I did the update and those were my steps. 1. Installation in about 5-10 minutes. 3 restarts. 2. 1st trouble: Nvidia drivers. Tried to patch with AGDPFix but SIP was enabled. To disable SIP I opened Clover Configuration-> Mounted my drive and opened config.plist with Clover Config. In 'Rt...

Vulgo REPO. The best.