Do I have to change it every time I boot. I was doing that.maybe I worded it wrong. My bios says it is 128 MB, maybe it's the wrong thing, I'll add a Imgur screenshot later, I'm at school currently
and I still don't know why launchpad became laggy af. It was buttery smooth before I did stuff.
https://imgur.com/gallery/lAzrr I guess this isn't it.. by did stuff I mean I nstalled voodoo sound drivers, I used kext wizzard and injected all of the kexts on my flash drive. I made the clover boot loader on my SSD three times before it worked, and I opened the config.plist with clover configerater and went to smbios to make it a MacBook Air. It is showing that I have intel 520 graphics with 7mb, is that correct? https://imgur.com/gallery/wPp6q and I doing this correctly? Also, when I log into the mac home screen, it has some white line glitches on the screen before it does. Do you suggest I just delete everything from the drive and repartition and do everything again?
I think before I address graphics problems I should address this first. Mac is booting with a boot time of around 2 minutes. No fake ID, and platform ID 0x1916000. I am using the smbios of MacBook Pro 13,3. I booted in verbose mode, and it got stuck on this part for a long time before going into the log in screen https://imgur.com/gallery/NlKoY . Attached my kexts I'm using. Using Hd 520 config.plist. I should add that it boots in like 10 seconds using fake id 0x12345678 and with no fake ID 2 minutes.
Ok I changed that thanks. I will upload my config plist later, I have some homework right now, and I dont have supported wifi card for Sierra yet, so I have use a virtual machine to do everything which is rather complicating. For the moment, what should I set the DVMT pre allocated for Sierra for intel HD 520. i have looked everywhere, but can not find anything about it. My computer sets it currently to 128 mb (found it by looking at the HD 520 properties in windows) If I have to change it, I am ready to install Linux and do it from there, as my bios does not support the option to change it.
No I mean I have to copy the files from Sierra and then go to vmware to upload the files in correct format. And thats what i thought, but some thread said you could check the DVMT. So i can just use any version of Linux to change my bios and unlock advanced settings? And what amount of DVMT should I set for Sierra?
