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There are a couple of options out there until Apple gets around to this: 1.) Use a keyboard that reports itself to the system profiler as an Apple built keyboard (or use an actual Apple built keyboard). Note: the problem does not occur for all non Apple built keyboards, but most of the reports...

I am glad to hear that this is working for you and others. :) I think after mucking around with this for some time, the best approach, where it is feasible!, is to use the weg plus headless igpu approach, but only if that approach is feasible for your system. Going that route gives me slightly...

I, like many others, have seen this throughout the various beta releases for 10.14.5. It seems to only show up during the boot sequence, it does not affect the regular operation.

Open up System Preferences and click on the Displays button. You should get a tabbed window with one of the tabs labeled Arrangement. Choose that one and then drag the display window you want to be the main one to the leftmost side. Make sure you drag/put the menu bar on it!

Glad to hear it!

You can also change the 'true' to 'false', save the file, etc. etc. and it should work.

This is a sample of the info.plist that I am seeing: <key>Mac-42FD25EABCABB274</key> <dict> <key>forceOfflineRenderer</key> <true/> <key>jpeg</key> <true/>...

If you can, avoid using TextEdit to muck around in system files. BBEdit or TextWrangler is okay for that. (It is very easy to have an accidental keypress leave an invisible (non-printing) character that wreck the whole file. There is a direct and fairly easy way to use the os system built-in...

Sounds good. If you go to Clover's SourceForge site you can download other versions as well as the latest, from the 'files' section. You may have better results with v4630 or v4674.

Clover 4699 rearranged the UEFI drivers in a major way, if you were just doing a normal upgrade it would be easy to miss that some of the things did not get updated as they used to. A lot of drivers are now listed in a separate heading called something like FileVault 2 UEFI. Unibeast, (found on...

It has been working for the last several versions of Clover, which version are you using?

try this: <key>GUI</key> <dict> <key>Hide</key> <array> <string>Windows</string> <string>BOOTX64.EFI</string> <string>Preboot</string> <string>Recovery</string> </array> ... It hides all of the preboot and...

Glad to hear it is working. That it works without problems on your Z370N rig is similar to it working without problems on my older Z97N rig, both use dedicated connectors (yours is a M2, mine is a miniPCIe) that handle the USB handoff differently than do the pci slot adapter that connects to...

I am not sure about the dev betas, but for the public beta, this worked for my similar type of card (AzureWave CE123H): Go back to the set up you had working for High Sierra, ie remove the custom SSDT, the USBInjectAll kext, etc. Use Kext Beast or Kext Wizard or whatever app or manually put the...

There is a lot to be said for simple .... :).

I am curious about your headphone jack listing... I have a sort of similar setup, [os 10.13.5] GAZ370XP SLI with i5-8400 cpu, using iMac 18,2 specifier. This uses the very same ALC1220 codec and I have it set up the same as you do, audio ID=11 with Lilu and AppleALC kexts sitting in the...

(From a public beta tester) You have been reading the right articles :) Just remember to change the BIOS setting for the graphics card to pcie after doing the upgrade, you may still need a ssdt file for audio over the HDMI/DP connectors, but no need for connector data or other stuff like that...

Sorry for the very late reply, really I am. I hope you have the issues worked out for this. For what it is worth, to answer your question this is what I am using (still works for newly released High Sierra 13.2): I have no kexts in the EFI/CLOVER/KEXTS/10.13/Other folder. In the 10.13 folder, I...

In reading this, it sounds like you have tried a lot of things, but getting it working will be tricky: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT206587 "HDMI displays You can use 4K displays and Ultra HD TVs at the following resolutions and refresh rates via the built-in HDMI port of your Mac: •...

Yeah, keep a drive loaded with Sierra (10.12) goodies around for a while. A lot of stuff is not ready for High Sierra yet. For example Epson and Canon have yet to release anything resembling a printer driver for their 'consumer' lines much less their prosumer lines or their 'pro' lines of...