Slow boot and then no display

[MacAddict4Life]

I don't use my Hack all the often. When I do, some days everything works fine. Other days I get a really slow boot, and then upon finishing I end up with a monitor that is turned off (no input received). My monitor is connected to the graphics card via DVI cable. On the days where I have this issue, no number of restarts resolves it.

Any similar issues? Any ideas?

 

[MacAddict4Life]

Oh, and apparent it's not true that no number of restarts will resolve the problem. Apparently eventually everything clicks, I get a super fast restart, and everything is fine.

Which is just as frustrating.

 

[P1LGRIM]

Any ideas?

Post an image of the contents of your /EFI/CLOVER/drivers64UEFI folder.

 

[MacAddict4Life]

Post an image of the contents of your /EFI/CLOVER/drivers64UEFI folder.

Now I'm nervous I've missed something obvious and will be made to look foolish!

Attached.

 

[P1LGRIM]

Now I'm nervous I've missed something obvious and will be made to look foolish!

No, everything is ok there.
You could try HFSPlus.efi instead of VBoxHfs-64.efi.

 

[MacAddict4Life]

Yay! Or boo? I can't decide!

Would it make a different if my boot drive is APFS and there are no attached HFS+ drives? (Though if I'm better off with HFSPlus.efi I'll switch over either way.)

Um, but where do I find it? Because I just checked Downloads (above) and did not see it.

Also, should I be checking to make sure all of the files in there are up to date? I don't think I've updated anything since I moved to High Sierra a few weeks after release. Could and outdated .efi be causing my issue?

 

[BreBo]

Um, but where do I find it? Because I just checked Downloads (above) and did not see it.

Download HFSPlus.efi