Hi
@jiffyslot, I'd leave your iGPU settings as 64MB and Max in BIOS, not auto. When you say it's flatlining do you mean the GFX is sitting at 0GHz or its running at a higher value like 0.35GHz? What is your RX 580 doing whilst encoding?
I have also found that unless I have the iGPU enabled, I can't view jpeg pictures! Go figure. Also, other apps might use the iGPU for encoding decoding like on my system QuickTime uses it for decoding 4K mp4 videos. It won't hurt anything to have it enabled, as long as it's configured correctly.
The first time I used DVD player it also crashed, I then ran it again and it asked for my DVD region, then it just worked, I played a DVD whilst typing out my long response to you last night.
If you have booted with 0x67 in your config.plist instead of 0x3 then (I'm not an expert on these security setting BTW) you should be able to put it into your
/EFI/Clover/kexts/other folder, not /L/E as it will not work there. I only have two kexts in the
/EFI/Clover/kexts/other folder, i.e FakeSMC.kext & USBPorts.kext.
If you have any USB related kexts in /L/E like, USBInjectAll, etc then
remove them, they are not needed for USB if you are using this USBPorts.kext. All USBPorts.kext needs to work properly is itself and the disable ports patch that I placed/updated in the config.plist I gave you in my previous post. This patch just modifies the system to allow all 26 ports to be available.
These are all my files I have in /L/E:
View attachment 366446
Also, is your
Native NVRAM working properly? To refresh your memory, this is how to test if it is working.
In a terminal type:
Code:
jb@Gigantor:~$ sudo nvram DeleteMe="Delete me"
Password:
Then
reboot to make sure the variable is saved to NVRAM
, and then in a terminal:
Code:
jb@Gigantor:~$ sudo nvram -p | grep DeleteMe
DeleteMe Delete me
You should see this variable and its value "Delete me"
If you want to delete this variable then type in a terminal:
Code:
jb@Gigantor:~$ sudo nvram -d DeleteMe
Jim