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iTunes Crashing: Mojave (macOS 10.14.5), iTunes v12.9.5

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228peace said:
Thank you guys,
I have the same issue with system definition "Mac Pro 6,1"

so I edit it to "iMac Pro", then iTunes works fine!!

Love you guys have a good day
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Using Multi-Beast to change it, I have 6700K and RX580 8GB what should I use? because my system work perfect but the only issue is that freaking iTunes that Auto-Close every 10 sec
 
astroguy said:
1) Make sure you have WhateverGreen.kext, or put it in your KEXT folder on your EFI volume.
2) Using Clover Configurator, if you have a discrete GPU (AMD/NVIDIA), add this bootflag: shikigva=32. If you have an integrated GPU you're using, the flag is shikigva=40.
3) Also add this bootflag to make it think you're using a different motherboard than the Mac Pro that is the apparent issue: shiki-id=Mac-7BA5B2D9E42DDD94
4) Restart.

Try that. As a side-note, make sure you have the latest USB patches, they changed for 10.14.5 from 10.14.4.
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Thanks so much. This fixed me!
 
For future reference, learn not to be so quick to update every time an update drops. Especially if its just a minor update because these updates can cause problems on some computers. If your Mac seems to be running fine on its current OS, I suggest leaving it as is until a major update arrives. Its just not worth spending hours upon hours trying to find a fix over a minor update. I have learned to do this from my own experiences.
 
kdbyers4 said:
For future reference, learn not to be so quick to update every time an update drops. Especially if its just a minor update because these updates can cause problems on some computers. If your Mac seems to be running fine on its current OS, I suggest leaving it as is until a major update arrives. Its just not worth spending hours upon hours trying to find a fix over a minor update. I have learned to do this from my own experiences.
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For me, this was basically a new system on which I had installed 10.14.4, then the next night Apple released x.5. So I figured since I was already in the install/update mode, I might as well go for it since I knew it was unlikely I'd bother later.
 
In my case (shikigva=40 and shiki-id=Mac-7BA5B2D9E42DDD94) didn't work. I can watch trailers and SD Movies, but unfortunately nothing in HD. Is there may be another way to get iTunes to work?
 
Weird. I was experiencing some system instability which was killing some long runs of code for work (weeks), so I got rid of the shiki-id=Mac-7BA5B2D9E42DDD94 flag on boot. System has been stable for 2 days at this point, and iTunes has not crashed, so I'm cautiously optimistic at least on my end.
 
I tried all variants (shikigva=1/32/40) with and without shiki-id=Mac-7BA5B2D9E42DDD94, but unfortunately without success.
I have tried a lot already and this seemed to be the most promising. What else can I try?
 
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