Boot args still showing after removed dart=0 and nv_disable=1

[nivekc711]

I just updated from El Capitan to High Sierra 13.5. To be more exact it was a fresh install as I upgraded to a larger SSD.

After installing Nvidia alternate drivers, the system boots up fine when I remove the boot arguments 'dart=0' and 'nv_disable' (but keeping 'nvda_drv=1' and '-v')
I tried removing them from the config.plist using Clover Configurator, but these args still show up after restarting.

How can I remove these for good? Is it somehow linked to the BIOS retaining these args?

 

[Gigamaxx]

I just updated from El Capitan to High Sierra 13.5. To be more exact it was a fresh install as I upgraded to a larger SSD.

After installing Nvidia alternate drivers, the system boots up fine when I remove the boot arguments 'dart=0' and 'nv_disable' (but keeping 'nvda_drv=1' and '-v')
I tried removing them from the config.plist using Clover Configurator, but these args still show up after restarting.

How can I remove these for good? Is it somehow linked to the BIOS retaining these args?

Check your main partition for EFI backups, it may be in there.

 

[nivekc711]

Ah thanks for the lead... Can I just edit the entry with Clover Configurator or should it be deleted?

 

[Gigamaxx]

Ah thanks for the lead... Can I just edit the entry with Clover Configurator or should it be deleted?

Open the clover folder and right click on the config.plist and choose “open with clover config “ edit and close.