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Would you recommend that I keep trying to run the updater to see if it finishes successfully at some point? When I had my SATA running, I was able to update without problems. I wonder if things might work better now with whatever weird cache issue being resolved. I will attempt to update...

So today, after work, I came home and booted up my computer and magically the thunderbolt device is working. I feel like there may have been some memory being held onto with like NVRAM perhaps because I also noticed that the automatic boot volume was working correctly too when I was having...

Yea I did everything except the EFIClone-v2 script. I just copied the EFI data over manually. Regarding the Thunderbolt section, I feel like it used to show me some information regarding the interface I had attached but maybe not. I have formatted my SATA drive that I had so I can't boot back...

I recently CCC'd a working High Sierra 17G6029 from a SATA drive to a NVMe in my M2P slot. Everything seems to work with the exception that my Thunderbolt 3 device no longer is acknowledged. I have a UA Arrow that was working perfectly fine before I CCC'd and now it doesn't want to be...

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I'm experiencing issues when I try to boot directly off the HDD where it will get to FakeSMC and lock up. Literally the last line says "FakeSMC" and that's it. I have no problems booting from the USB. I'm using a GA-Z68X-UD3H-B3 motherboard with a 2600K. Here is what I installed via Multibeast...

The only way the Thunderbolt display will work with a PC is if you have a motherboard that has Thunderbolt technology on it. Mini-Displayport won't work. I have both a Thunderbolt Display and a Mini-DisplayPort videocard on my hackintosh/pc... doesn't work together. So I just use my Thunderbolt...

*LATEST EDIT* I've fixed my issues. I think I would've been fine before had I not done a few things wrong. First thing I did wrong was I ran the UpdateHelper after I ran the ComboUpdate. I had some instructions from before it was the most recent UpdateHelper version. This one you only run once...