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Hi there —
Since I updated to High Sierra, I am running into an issue for which I am not certain how to make progress. The problem is that the screen starts getting all garbled—please, see screenshot. And it gets constantly worse until sometimes the operating system freezes. To me it would appear to be some memory corruption.
Before updating to High Sierra everything worked well. And even after I upgraded the main system to High Sierra, I still booted Sierra from a USB stick and this issue didn't happen there.
I have tried a number of things and nothing has worked so far:
My system is rather standard for a Hackintosh, and except for some adventures with the Fusion Drive, it has always rather straight-forward to setup—still, given that it is a Hackintosh.
These are the drivers I use:
drivers64UEFI/AppleImageCodec-64.efi
drivers64UEFI/HFSPlus.efi
drivers64UEFI/AppleKeyAggregator-64.efi
drivers64UEFI/AppleUITheme-64.efi
drivers64UEFI/DataHubDxe-64.efi
drivers64UEFI/FirmwareVolume-64.efi
drivers64UEFI/FSInject-64.efi
drivers64UEFI/OsxFatBinaryDrv-64.efi
drivers64UEFI/PartitionDxe-64.efi
drivers64UEFI/SMCHelper-64.efi
drivers64UEFI/OsxAptioFixDrv-64.efi
And the kexts:
FakeSMC.kext
RealtekRTL8111.kext
System definition is iMac13,2.
Does it occur to anyone what else I could try or check to fix the issue?
Thanks!
Since I updated to High Sierra, I am running into an issue for which I am not certain how to make progress. The problem is that the screen starts getting all garbled—please, see screenshot. And it gets constantly worse until sometimes the operating system freezes. To me it would appear to be some memory corruption.
Before updating to High Sierra everything worked well. And even after I upgraded the main system to High Sierra, I still booted Sierra from a USB stick and this issue didn't happen there.
I have tried a number of things and nothing has worked so far:
- Change OsxAptioFixDrv-64.efi with OsxAptioFix2Drv-64.efi
- Change FakeSMC.kext with RehabMan's version
- Use a CLOVER installation from the scratch
- Install macOS on a USB stick to confirm that the issue keeps happening there
- Play with some boot parameters
My system is rather standard for a Hackintosh, and except for some adventures with the Fusion Drive, it has always rather straight-forward to setup—still, given that it is a Hackintosh.
These are the drivers I use:
drivers64UEFI/AppleImageCodec-64.efi
drivers64UEFI/HFSPlus.efi
drivers64UEFI/AppleKeyAggregator-64.efi
drivers64UEFI/AppleUITheme-64.efi
drivers64UEFI/DataHubDxe-64.efi
drivers64UEFI/FirmwareVolume-64.efi
drivers64UEFI/FSInject-64.efi
drivers64UEFI/OsxFatBinaryDrv-64.efi
drivers64UEFI/PartitionDxe-64.efi
drivers64UEFI/SMCHelper-64.efi
drivers64UEFI/OsxAptioFixDrv-64.efi
And the kexts:
FakeSMC.kext
RealtekRTL8111.kext
System definition is iMac13,2.
Does it occur to anyone what else I could try or check to fix the issue?
Thanks!