GTX670 crashes openCl High Sierra

[jezzalencko9]

Hi,
I've recently rebuilt High Sierra and everything has been running smoothly until I've tried to do some video editing (in Wondershare Filmora) and have been getting consistent crashes out of the program. I'm running NVIDIA web drivers (downloaded).
Error log attached.
Mentions opencl runtime so not sure what that is related to and not sure what flags or kexts I might need to add or disable?
Anyone with any hints or suggestions it would be welcome.
config.plist also attached.
Thanks.

 

[P1LGRIM]

I'm running NVIDIA web drivers

The GTX 670 has native support, you should have no need for the Nvidia web drivers.

Your config.plist has far too many unnecessary/incorrect ACPI fixes enabled.

Only enable those that you are sure that you actually need.

Clover EFI bootloader / Wiki / ACPI

sourceforge.net

 

[jezzalencko9]

Thanks P1LGRIM. I actually copied that EFI from another working build similar to mine and when it hard worked in all other areas I didn't dare question it. But I've now removed the Nvidia injection and all ACPI fixes just 'to see' what happened. Surprisingly it booted up and so far (one attempt) I haven't had the video editor crash.
So thanks again!

 

[jezzalencko9]

Well my initial excitement was short-lived.... getting the (almost immediate) crashes again even after this ACPI cleansing. See attached screenshot of crash log.

Any other ideas?

 

[Middleman]

Okay jezzalencko9, I've had a look at your file. You could try using the attached EFI folder which is Ivy Bridge + Nvidia. I've added in your systems serials from your previous post. It should technically run.

In addition to missing ig-platform-id you had some missing kexts and patches - I've filled them out for you based on one of my previous builds. You may need to replace the SSDTs in the ACPI folder because they are from my Asus P8Z68-V-Pro board (with Ivy Bridge).

 

[jezzalencko9]

Thanks Middleman. Please excuse my ignorance, but I assume you mean replace all the SSDT-xxxx.aml files and if so, I have no idea how or what to replace them with. Where would I find (or how would I know) what SSDT files are required for my Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD5H board?

 

[Feartech]

Thanks Middleman. Please excuse my ignorance, but I assume you mean replace all the SSDT-xxxx.aml files and if so, I have no idea how or what to replace them with. Where would I find (or how would I know) what SSDT files are required for my Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD5H board?

the ones in your current EFI partition

 

[jezzalencko9]

Thanks. So I've replaced my EFI folder with that one Middleman.

I've also swapped out the ACPI 'origin' and 'patched' folder with the contents that were already in my EFI folder (i.e. only 3 x DSDT files and nothing in the patched folder, see attached).

I was able to boot up successfully (except I had to put AtherosL1cEthernet.kext and IntelMausiEthernet.kext in kext folder for Ethernet to work).

I ran Wondershare with fingers crossed, however, it crashed again almost immediately. See screenshot.

 

[Edhawk]

The three DSDT tables you copied are not doing anything in the Origin folder. They can be deleted.

I have run through the EFI Folder provided by Middleman and made some further edits, see if this CLOVER folder attached helps any.

I have removed/edited some graphics related entries in the config. Deleted/changed the SSDT's, Kexts and drivers to what I hope will work with your Ivy Bridge/Nvidia system.

 

[jezzalencko9]

Thanks Edhawk. I've run that Clover folder and it hangs on boot-up now. See screenshot attached. Maybe I can try a staged approach?