macOS 10.14.3 Supplemental Update

[inarush]

Had issues updating, but I discovered that I had native NVRAM so removing EmuVariableUefi-64.efi from clover ensured clover would reboot from the correct volume after restart. Updated without issue.

How did you discover that?

 

[spaceistheplace]

How did you discover that?

A bit of detective work. When I mapped my USB ports with USBmap I discovered my settings were getting saved to NVRAM. I noticed recently my Hack wouldn't restart to the the most recent boot volume. I thought that might have something to do with my update issue. After a quick search I learned from this thread that if my motherboard has its own NVRAM I wouldn't need EmuVariableUefi-64.efi in clover. Removing it and rebooting and then updating solved my issue.

 

[Blafusel]

Update went smooth. No problems.

 

[kleenkenny]

How did you clean up and reinstall ALC? My audio device is lost after update.

I didn't. I just used MultiBeast: Driver -> Audio -> AppleALC. I have to do this after every update.

 

[Say Heading]

My only issue was (again) that the first reboot into the "preboot on preboot" ended in a black screen without further hard disk activity. I should have disconnected all disks beyond the system drive. After a hard shutdown and having done that, the necessary reboots found their target and it finished successfully

 

[TrevJonez]

anybody else die a little on the inside when you realize you need an operating system patch to fix a bug in a video calling application?

 

[dpwright]

Broke audio (which is normal) but this time when I reinstalled Apple HDA, it has worked! No more Voodoo for me!

 

[dmdair]

I little quirky during the install. Black screen and several reboots, but finally came up fine. YAY!

 

[maoule]

It took a little longer than the 10.14.3 update but I just let it do it's thing...all good so far

 

[fastone]

Update required two reboots from "install" choice in Clover and final reboot from my NVMe. All good including sound.