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How to install Supplemental Update to APFS?

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Updated my back up copy first. No problem. Then did my SSD main disc (APFS) . No issue other than on start up reverted to OSX video drivers saying current Nvidia driver not compatible. All went very smoothly.
 
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I installed the update and it seems that the NVIDIA web drivers are NOT compatible and crash the system into a boot loop. I removed all of the kexts related to the NVIDA drivers from /Library/Extensions and was able to get back into the system. Tried reinstalling the drivers and the application says it is not compatible with this version. Being a new Hackintosh user, I just learned a very important lesson....use Time Machine! LOL Oh well... Time to reinstall...
 
ninjaVanish said:
I installed the update and it seems that the NVIDIA web drivers are NOT compatible and crash the system into a boot loop. I removed all of the kexts related to the NVIDA drivers from /Library/Extensions and was able to get back into the system. Tried reinstalling the drivers and the application says it is not compatible with this version. Being a new Hackintosh user, I just learned a very important lesson....use Time Machine! LOL Oh well... Time to reinstall...
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Its useful to have a cloned copy of your main disc to try any updates on first. That way a complete reinstall is not needed if you have any issues.
 
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ninjaVanish said:
I installed the update and it seems that the NVIDIA web drivers are NOT compatible and crash the system into a boot loop. I removed all of the kexts related to the NVIDA drivers from /Library/Extensions and was able to get back into the system. Tried reinstalling the drivers and the application says it is not compatible with this version. Being a new Hackintosh user, I just learned a very important lesson....use Time Machine! LOL Oh well... Time to reinstall...
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Launch your recovery partition and use time machine there to go back prior the update (it creates a Time machine access by default)
 
CrashMidnick said:
Launch your recovery partition and use time machine there to go back prior the update (it creates a Time machine access by default)
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Giving it a try now...I will report back...
 
nzw220 said:
Its useful to have a cloned copy of your main disc to try any updates on first. That way a complete reinstall is not needed if you have any issues.
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Noted! Thanks!
 
Installed supplemental and entered to boot loop :(
Have to get back with time machine after went to home.
Be aware, think somerhing wrong with nvidia web druvers, last thing before loop was somerhing about gIOScreenLockState
 
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