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I just finished a Clover install with Yosemite 10.10.2 that works just fine with a single monitor in Dual link DVI. If I have second monitor connected, the computer is unable to boot. It is able to go past the apple loading screen but the machine resets right when it gets to the user login page. Tried booting in -v to see if I could find an error but it doesn't show up because it is able to get to the login page.
Strangely enough if I plug in the second monitor AFTER the system is booted up and logged in, they both monitors work just fine.
I searched and was unable to find anything about this type of issue, especially with Nvidia cards. My card is a GTX 970 but that seems to be supported just fine in Yosemite. I do have the web drivers installed and nvda_drv=1. I did not inject Nvidia drivers though as that doesn't affect the issue. Intel Drivers are injected. Not sure what the problem is or how to go about approaching it. I did see something about frame buffers but that didn't seem to be a Nvidia issue at all.
During the clover install a patched SSDT was used to enable speedstep but I didn't use a custom DSDT.
A list of parts for my build below are listed if that helps. My motherboard is relatively old but I'm not sure if that's the issue:
CPU: i5-2500K
MB: Gigabyte Z68MA-D2H-B3 U1c (UEFI)
RAM: 8GB DDR3
GPU: MSI GTX970
Thanks for any help!
Strangely enough if I plug in the second monitor AFTER the system is booted up and logged in, they both monitors work just fine.
I searched and was unable to find anything about this type of issue, especially with Nvidia cards. My card is a GTX 970 but that seems to be supported just fine in Yosemite. I do have the web drivers installed and nvda_drv=1. I did not inject Nvidia drivers though as that doesn't affect the issue. Intel Drivers are injected. Not sure what the problem is or how to go about approaching it. I did see something about frame buffers but that didn't seem to be a Nvidia issue at all.
During the clover install a patched SSDT was used to enable speedstep but I didn't use a custom DSDT.
A list of parts for my build below are listed if that helps. My motherboard is relatively old but I'm not sure if that's the issue:
CPU: i5-2500K
MB: Gigabyte Z68MA-D2H-B3 U1c (UEFI)
RAM: 8GB DDR3
GPU: MSI GTX970
Thanks for any help!
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