NVIDIA Releases Alternate Graphics Drivers for macOS High Sierra 10.13.6 (387.10.10.10.40)

[expiderman]

NVRAM issue maybe?

I dont know, I have installed clover uefi + emulated nvram. Also, I have put lilu and whateverGreen in kexts/other.
I do not know how to fix it.

 

[canyondust]

I dont know, I have installed clover uefi + emulated nvram. Also, I have put lilu and whateverGreen in kexts/other.
I do not know how to fix it.

try removing the -v boot flag (verbose mode) On my system and on @RehabMan 's as well, having verbose mode enabled caused the nvidia drivers not to load...

 

[expiderman]

try removing the -v boot flag (verbose mode) On my system and on @RehabMan 's as well, having verbose mode enabled caused the nvidia drivers not to load...

there is something that I don´t understand. I have removed -v boot flag, the system starts, but I think it does with the default drivers of macos, because that is what the Nvidia driver manager tells me. I do not know why he does not use the Nvidia web drivers.
I put the web drivers and restart, but when the system starts, I put the others.
could you pass me your config.plist to compare it?

 

[canyondust]

there is something that I don´t understand. I have removed -v boot flag, the system starts, but I think it does with the default drivers of macos, because that is what the Nvidia driver manager tells me. I do not know why he does not use the Nvidia web drivers.
I put the web drivers and restart, but when the system starts, I put the others.
could you pass me your config.plist to compare it?

Ok, so then if you switch to Nvidia drivers then reboot, it goes back to default? If so, your NVRAM isn't working properly. post a screengrab of your EFI/CLOVER/drivers64UEFI/ folder

 

[expiderman]

Ok, so then if you switch to Nvidia drivers then reboot, it goes back to default? If so, your NVRAM isn't working properly. post a screengrab of your EFI/CLOVER/drivers64UEFI/ folder

here it is

 

[canyondust]

here it is

Looks like you don't have anything that supports NVRAM installed, which would explain why that setting isn't being kept.

You can either install EmuVariableUefi + RC Scripts, or replace OsxAptioFix2Drv with AptioMemoryFix

If your system has native NVRAM, aptiomemoryfix is better.

 

[expiderman]

Looks like you don't have anything that supports NVRAM installed, which would explain why that setting isn't being kept.

You can either install EmuVariableUefi + RC Scripts, or replace OsxAptioFix2Drv with AptioMemoryFix

If your system has native NVRAM, aptiomemoryfix is better.

I´m going to try this. I leave an image that can give you another idea about the vram

 

[P1LGRIM]

I leave an image that can give you another idea about the vram

VRAM is not NVRAM - They are two quite different things.

 

[canyondust]

VRAM is not NVRAM - They are two quite different things.

I was about to write that until I noticed his VRAM is way off. Hopefully that is a consequence of the driver not loading.

 

[expiderman]

I was about to write that until I noticed his VRAM is way off. Hopefully that is a consequence of the driver not loading.

I put AptioMemoryFix in the folder and deleted the other, but I get the same result.
This is exhausting me. I wanted high sierra to have the nvidia drivers, but if I do not, it might be better to install mojave.
if active nvda_drv = 1, the system does not give a signal when it is booting. And if I remove it, start with the drivers of macos. it's frustrating