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OS X 10.11.3 Update (Muliti-Beast Issues?)
I did the update yesterday on my z97n-wifi and the update worked perfectly. Even NVIDIA driver prompted for an update and got it going great.
Problem: I do not think MultiBeast is working correctly. At least after the 10.11.3 update it isn't. At least not for me. I went in and did a new clover configuration while on 10.11.3 for testing (which i should just left alone) and after saving and updating and restarting, the EUFI menu did not boot! Something happened in the clover configuration that disabled it from booting.
Attempt 1: I went in and set the NV_DISABLE=1 and was able to successfully load OS X 10.11.3, I than uninstalled NVIDIA drivers and restarted, again nv disable, than reinstalled NVIDIA driver 346.03.05b02 for 10.11.3 and once again booted, still ignoring the EUFI partition, still no fix.
Attempt 2: Tried going into my dual-boot legacy version of windows 10 and tried mounting the efi partition to try to rectify the issue and updated clover config file back to before I did the new multi-beast setup for testing and all mounting attempts failed as 'mountvol S: /s' was giving mounting errors (cannot mount drive) with that or any letter assigned.
Attempt 3: After tearing my hair off a bit I finally realized that the system keeps "EFI BACKUPS!" So i just logged back on to the mac side w/ nv_disable=1 and deleted entire EFI folder and replaced it w/ the EFI backup from a previous day prior to setting up MultiBeast. Boom problem solved.
Concluding that maybe MultiBeast El Capitan 8.0.1 needs updating as I do not wish to try to that again. I'm also using iMac 14.2 given i'm using a 980Ti sc
~ cheers
I did the update yesterday on my z97n-wifi and the update worked perfectly. Even NVIDIA driver prompted for an update and got it going great.
Problem: I do not think MultiBeast is working correctly. At least after the 10.11.3 update it isn't. At least not for me. I went in and did a new clover configuration while on 10.11.3 for testing (which i should just left alone) and after saving and updating and restarting, the EUFI menu did not boot! Something happened in the clover configuration that disabled it from booting.
Attempt 1: I went in and set the NV_DISABLE=1 and was able to successfully load OS X 10.11.3, I than uninstalled NVIDIA drivers and restarted, again nv disable, than reinstalled NVIDIA driver 346.03.05b02 for 10.11.3 and once again booted, still ignoring the EUFI partition, still no fix.
Attempt 2: Tried going into my dual-boot legacy version of windows 10 and tried mounting the efi partition to try to rectify the issue and updated clover config file back to before I did the new multi-beast setup for testing and all mounting attempts failed as 'mountvol S: /s' was giving mounting errors (cannot mount drive) with that or any letter assigned.
Attempt 3: After tearing my hair off a bit I finally realized that the system keeps "EFI BACKUPS!" So i just logged back on to the mac side w/ nv_disable=1 and deleted entire EFI folder and replaced it w/ the EFI backup from a previous day prior to setting up MultiBeast. Boom problem solved.
Concluding that maybe MultiBeast El Capitan 8.0.1 needs updating as I do not wish to try to that again. I'm also using iMac 14.2 given i'm using a 980Ti sc
~ cheers