- Joined
- Jul 9, 2015
- Messages
- 16
- Motherboard
- Fujitsu D2990-A21
- CPU
- i3-2130
- Graphics
- GTX 770
- Mac
Hi Taclino
I doubt it's the slower CPU that's causing slower boot for you. Your CPU is only ≈25% slower than mine (according to cpubenchmark.net) but it takes you ≈90 to 150% (8 mins vs 15-20 mins) longer to boot.
I wonder if the problem is caused by any graphics issue. The reason is that on the verbose output, everything but "FinalizeBootStruct" is ended, and BootStruct contains, as far as I now, not only information about RAM, but also about graphics and a lot more. Now there are two things that made me think it might be graphics related:
1. I have a completely unsupported iGPU (Intel HD 2000) and yours (Intel 1st gen HD Graphics) I believe is at least not supported out of the box. Though I disabled the iGPU in the UEFI (you did too?).
2. Although my GTX 770 is supposed to have an UEFI compatible video BIOS, I cannot disable CSM once this GPU is installed. But according to the resolution of the Windows boot screen it is in fact used in UEFI mode. Do you now if your GPU is UEFI capable?
Maybe it's also worth playing a little bit the Drop OEM_DSM options or to renaming all _DSM->XDSM instead. We'll see.
Of course this graphics and Drop OEM_DSM stuff is purely hypothetical so far.
Best regards
Luka
I doubt it's the slower CPU that's causing slower boot for you. Your CPU is only ≈25% slower than mine (according to cpubenchmark.net) but it takes you ≈90 to 150% (8 mins vs 15-20 mins) longer to boot.
You mean because I was also stuck at End RandomSeed at first? Maybe it succeeded because I switched to UniBeast. I first tried "to do it myself" using Clover installer. But I can't remember. It's been half a year.Do you remember changing something about ram that made the boot process "successful"? About CPU?
I wonder if the problem is caused by any graphics issue. The reason is that on the verbose output, everything but "FinalizeBootStruct" is ended, and BootStruct contains, as far as I now, not only information about RAM, but also about graphics and a lot more. Now there are two things that made me think it might be graphics related:
1. I have a completely unsupported iGPU (Intel HD 2000) and yours (Intel 1st gen HD Graphics) I believe is at least not supported out of the box. Though I disabled the iGPU in the UEFI (you did too?).
2. Although my GTX 770 is supposed to have an UEFI compatible video BIOS, I cannot disable CSM once this GPU is installed. But according to the resolution of the Windows boot screen it is in fact used in UEFI mode. Do you now if your GPU is UEFI capable?
Maybe it's also worth playing a little bit the Drop OEM_DSM options or to renaming all _DSM->XDSM instead. We'll see.
Of course this graphics and Drop OEM_DSM stuff is purely hypothetical so far.
Best regards
Luka
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