I've found that it is the display port that is slowing my boot times down. I have a 750TI that has my monitor connected via hdmi and my tv connected via display port using a display port to hdmi adapter. If I unplug the tv, boot times are normal. Anyone have any ideas on how to keep boot...
im not sure where I should post this, but I have recently been having problems with my boot times. I'm using clover (not sure of revision but fairly recent) and running 10.12.2. When I first updated to 10.12.2 I had no problems with boot times but now after the first Apple splash screen ( I...
im not sure where I should post this, but I have recently been having problems with my boot times. I'm using clover (not sure of revision but fairly recent) and running 10.12.2. When I first updated to 10.12.2 I had no problems with boot times but now after the first Apple splash screen ( I...
I hope this is all that you are requesting. There was not an option to Save a Copy as... for the console information. I copied it and pasted it in a text document.
Sorry about that. Files attached again.
I want to add that I have a powered HDMI Splitter attached to my video card. One feed is going to my monitor and the other to my tv as a second monitor. I don't have any problems with HDMI audio from my windows 7 drive. Could having that installed be...
I have been busy this last week or so. Was just able to do some research and edited my config.plist to reflect AddHDMI_800000 to false. That seemed to allow the script to install the appropriate ssdt into the patched folder. After a restart though, still no HDMI Audio. Files are attached again.
Please specify. I don't see a "NO" entry on my config.plist. I follow you to Fixes and then I have a bunch of entries that are being fixed. You want me to remove them all?
Unable to get HDMI audio working on 10.12.2. Ran audio_cloverHDMI-120_v1.0d command and rebooted. No change. Files are attached. I have working audio currently through motherboard using audio_cloverALC-120_v1.0d
That wasn't the problem. The problem was the clover had two entries for the same volume. Both had the same UUID, so when I set the volume in clover to my SDD, it would want to boot to the "Boot OS X Install on Capitan SSD" and not the macOS entry. I followed the post from jyanes83 to delete...
Same UUID. see pictures attached. Does that mean that I have more than one instance of clover boot files on my drive? One associated with the OS X install and one associated with the macOS install?
I tried switching it to LastBootedVolume and it still wants to boot into the "Boot OS X Install from Capitan SSD" even after I booted into the macOS selection the previous time. I guess clover sees them as the same volume. When I select "Boot OS X Install from Capitan SSD" it starts to boot...
First picture attached is what my config.plist says in clover config. It's always said that. That's the name of my SSD. but that wants to boot into "Boot OS X Install from Capitan SSD" see second picture.
Thanks for the reply. My clover boot screen says "Boot macOS from Capitan SSD" where Capitan SSD is the name of my drive. So under default volume in my config.plist I put the entire entry "Boot macOS from Capitan SSD"?
I just successfully updated from 10.11 with clover to 10.12 with clover. My problem is that when ever the clover boot screen appears, the first selection is highlighted by default and is an option to boot to Mac OS X El Capitan. I have to constantly select over to the right one to highlight the...
Okay, so I wasn't sure if I was gonna update to Sierra or not, but after reading some posts, I decided to update my clover configurator and my clover boot loader. Because you know I didn't think that would hurt anything. Well, when I restarted my computer clover auto booted to "boot OS X from...
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