- Joined
- Jul 23, 2012
- Messages
- 798
- Motherboard
- GA-Z77N-WIFI-F3-Clover
- CPU
- E3-1225 v2
- Graphics
- GT 640 | P4000
- Mac
I don't use Whatevergreen. No I used a Kext patch for that.
Ok now I disabled the ATI injection again and now it works.
And I just noticed that the quicklook UI has changed a bit,maybe that's why it isn't working in Mojave with the same settings.
But this is no solution for the people that need the injection...
Whatevergreen FAQ
https://github.com/acidanthera/WhateverGreen/blob/master/Manual/FAQ.Radeon.en.md
When should I use a named framebuffer?
Named framebuffers (Baladi, Futomaki, Lotus, etc.), enabled by "Clover GPU injection" or any other methods should never ever be used. This way of GPU injection is a common mistake, preventing automatic configuration of various important GPU parameters. This will inavoidably lead to borked GPU functioning in quite a number of cases.
What properties should I inject for my GPU?
Very few! You should inject an HDAU device to your GPU controller, hda-gfx properties with a corresponding number to the amount of audio codecs you have, and that is basically all. If you need to mask to an unsupported GPU, additionally add device-id. It is also recommended to add some cosmetic properties: AAPL,slot-name (displayed slot name in system details), @X,AAPL,boot-display (boot logo drawing issues), model (GPU display name, if detection failed).
While not pretending to be perfect, there is a SSDT sample to get the general idea.