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I'll have to check that out dreidel, I'm running a GA-Z97N-WiFi & NVDIA GT 1070 SC2 and having the same problems since this last update with Sierra. I'm running the same WD MyBook 2TB USB 3.0 USB drive for backups with CCC. I'll turn off the machine and then pop back in here later that night and...

Updated from through the App Store, rebooted with nv_disable=1, updated NVidia drivers, rebooted, all fine. Sound works, no issues detected after the update. Now to wait an hour to see if Apple fixed the bug that prevented scheduled backups from occurring if you have a UPS connected via USB...

FYI, According to Apple's bug reports, this issue is supposed to be fixed in the now released 10.11.2 update. Apparently if a UPS was connected via USB, it caused OSX to believe the machine was running on battery power and wouldn't allow the backups to occur. There's quite a convo about it over...

FYI, I'm seeing the same exact issue here. Performed a fresh install on a GA-Z97N-WiFi w/ GT740SC. Works perfectly manually, but never works on schedule - just as you are seeing. So far this is the only post I've found concerning the issue here at tonymac or through a web search, so it may not...

Thanks to all for their hard work on another great guide. I initially attempted a direct upgrade to El Capitan on my Clover/Yosemite DevBox system, didn't go well so I opted for the clean install (which I probably should of done in the first place anyway). It was weird, lost the ability to...

Updated from 10.10.2 on my GA-Z77N-WIFI w/ GT740 SC video card running the NVidia web drivers. Did the usual backups and fixed permissions, then applied 10.10.3 update via combo download. Absolutely no issues at all. After the update reboot, NVidia drivers auto-updated and then restarted the...

Sorry for the delay, been laid up. Things went downhill after working fine for 2 days with no errors. No video signal over any port after boot up. Everything looked fine in recovery console, mounted EFI and all fine there. Pretty much the only reason I updated to Yosemite in the first place was...

Thanks, was having similar prob on Yosemite 10.10.2, and now working fine - it also fixed my VMWare networking issue. Chief

Okay, I got the shutdown/restart panics fixed, and didn't have to mess with any drivers. I changed my system def from MacPro3,1 to iMac12,2 and everything popped right into place. It even fixed my VMware networking problem. I crawled through the logs and traced it down to the apple nvidia...

Sounds very similar to what I'm seeing. Are you using the apple nvdia driver, or the web drivers? One of the things I was going to try for the restart/shutdown problem was to dump the stock driver, and install the web drivers. I located a post/trouble ticket from a few months ago on the Clover...

How To Install OS X Yosemite Using Clover - Success, mostly Anyone else finding that VMWare Fusion loses network connectivity with this install? I'm running a GA-Z77N-Wifi, i5-3570K, GT740SC, Using Clover v2.3k_r3185, system Def MacPro3,1, and RealtekRTL81xx.kext for network. Worked fine under...

Thanks hackbox, this got me past the can't find /System/Library/Kernels/kernel bit Chief