Nvidia Drivers for Mojave 10.14 Not Available, no WorkAround works well

[Dozent]

Tell a newbie if I put Mojave on my 1050 ti, then the display will not work at all or there will be just some problems. thank

 

[BreBo]

@Dozent, please update your profile (personal details) with your Motherboard, CPU and iGPU or Graphics Card(s).
If you have a prebuilt computer enter make and model instead of motherboard.

Profiles are mandatory so that others can assist you.

You better wait for the official web drivers to be released from Nvidia.
Patched web drivers won't work on Mojave.
Your card is listed correctly but there is no acceleration.

 

[Dozent]

UPD. Config of your future Mac
Tell me when the drivers will be released?

 

[GeneralLuna]

Guys, I'm just wonder if Nvidia or Apple already releases Web drivers for Mojave? I haven't heard anything yet for awhile now..

 

[EKTEman]

after many hours.. i fix my grafic card (gtx 1080) on mojave....

 

[iLikeHackintosh]

Tell a newbie if I put Mojave on my 1050 ti, then the display will not work at all or there will be just some problems. thank

Read the first post on this thread!

 

[botribun]

FYI

Nvidia has Mojave ready drivers, BUT apple do not allow them to be released.

Source (german): https://www.heise.de/mac-and-i/meld...Ende-der-Nvidia-Treiber-Blockade-4256129.html

 

[PAMTReg]

Nvidia has Mojave ready drivers, BUT apple do not allow them to be released.

Source (german): https://www.heise.de/mac-and-i/meld...Ende-der-Nvidia-Treiber-Blockade-4256129.html

Awesome. Thanks for the link.

Finally, some pressure from a big industry to force the release of the drivers.

RED boss asks Apple to end the Nvidia driver blockade

The anger about the missing Nvidia drivers for macOS Mojave is growing:
The boss of the professional camera manufacturer RED has now publicly
called Apple to finally release Nvidia drivers for macOS 10.14 Mojave:
"We need the Nvidia support - please, please "please," said RED
President Jarred Land at an event on 8K video editing in Hollywood - it
was "not good for the community" to use only one platform, said country.

8K video editing outsourced to GPU In partnership with Nvidia

RED introduced a real-time editing capability for 8K video footage on a
"one-processor PC" powered by Quadro RTX from Nvidia's TU GPU generation
- rather than extremely expensive ones Need workstations. The processing
of the RED file format Redcode Raw is almost completely outsourced to
the GPU. This could make working with 8K videos affordable for many more
post production studios, Nvidia said - using 8K footage is also useful
for producing high quality 4K video.

Almost three months after the release of macOS 10.14 Mojave, there are
still no new drivers for Nvidia graphics cards. Nvidia has been
publishing it for some time, Apple has been using Macs for several
years, only AMD and Intel graphics. Nvidia's Mac drivers are provided as
signed kernel extensions (Kexts) that require a special Apple
certificate - this does not seem to be the case yet. Apple has "full
control" over the drivers for macOS, you can own drivers unfortunately
only publish, if Apple allows this, Nvidia previously announced - it has
so far apparently nothing changed.The reason for the blockade remains
unclear. Due to the missing drivers, Mac users with an Nvidia card can
encounter display problems and a "slow performance" after updating to
macOS 10.14, Nvidia explained. The problem is the missing driver updates
when using external graphics cards (eGPUs) as well as for owners of an
older Mac Pro with Nvidia card - and for Hackintoshs.

 

[vulgo]

Awesome. Thanks for the link.

Finally, some pressure from a big industry to force the release of the drivers.

The signing requirements for the web drivers doesn't actually appear to have changed since 10.13. Maybe Apple threaten to revoke NVIDIA's certificate if they release drivers for Mojave, its hard to believe.

Edit: for example in this file staging.m from 10.14.1 the certificate requirements for web drivers are the same as previous versions

 

[remington]

The signing requirements for the web drivers doesn't actually appear to have changed since 10.13. Maybe Apple threaten to revoke NVIDIA's certificate if they release drivers for Mojave, its hard to believe.

Edit: for example in this file staging.m from 10.14.1 the certificate requirements for web drivers are the same as previous versions

The certificate isn't that important since we know nVidia is a reputable company. We do install softwares that doesn't have signed certificate. We should petition nVidia to release the driver without Apple signed certificate.