pastrychef's testing machine - HP Elite 8300 SFF - i7-3770 - GT 630

[phrozenpenguin]

@67BGTEV would you be able to share your EFI folder? My Mojave upgrade is not stable and looking at a good configuration would be very helpful!

 

[67BGTEV]

@67BGTEV would you be able to share your EFI folder? My Mojave upgrade is not stable and looking at a good configuration would be very helpful!

Here we go..

 

[67BGTEV]

I always just get the latest version from: https://sourceforge.net/projects/cloverefiboot/

When running it, be careful of exactly what is being installed. To do this, click on the "Cusomize" button.
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Then, look to see what UEFI drivers are being installed. Compare it against to what you already have in /EFI/CLOVER/drivers64UEFI/.
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Awesome. I updated the Clover to r4700. Thank you so much PC!!

 

[67BGTEV]

In one of my SFF, I've strange issues:
The machine shuts down, may be while going to sleep. Whats the best way tp debug?

 

[pastrychef]

In one of my SFF, I've strange issues:
The machine shuts down, may be while going to sleep. Whats the best way tp debug?

Swap components with the working one until you isolate the cause of your problem.

 

[phrozenpenguin]

Swap components with the working one until you isolate the cause of your problem.

I have the same issue and mine is software not hardware. Machine worked great on HS.

Is this the same machine you just upgraded Clover on?

 

[pastrychef]

I have the same issue and mine is software not hardware. Machine worked great on HS.

Is this the same machine you just upgraded Clover on?

Try updating to the latest version of FakeSMC.

 

[67BGTEV]

I have the same issue and mine is software not hardware. Machine worked great on HS.

Is this the same machine you just upgraded Clover on?

I updated two machines to r4700 - SFF (has been a problematic one from the beginning), which shuts down and a CMT which is stable.

 

[67BGTEV]

Updated Clover to r4700 on the last SFF as well. Everything went well.

 

[67BGTEV]

Swap components with the working one until you isolate the cause of your problem.

oh man.. thats lot of work I'll do it slowly..