It doesn't matter then if you remove the Nvidia Drivers or not, they won't be used if these two ist settings are removed or disabled. If you are not using the Nvidia card you should remove both. You have both the nvda_drv=1 boot argument and the Nvidia Web=true option set in your config. These can then be adde to your /CLOVER/kexts/Other folder. Selecting the appropriate icon below the kext list window will download the update kexts to a new folder on your desktop. When you open Hackintool, navigate to the Extensions section and it should show you which kexts you have installed and which have an update available. The App can be downloaded from this thread, download link.
The easiest way to update these kexts and any other common third-party kexts you have installed, is to install the Hackintool app created by Headkaze.
Updating these kexts is the first thing you need to do, as the graphics issues may in part be due to you using old versions of these kexts. I am going to assume you DON'T have a recent version of Lilu.kext, AppleALC.kext or WhateverGreen.kext installed. I would recommend you have a read of the guides linked below, to my mind they should be seen as essential reading for anyone running a hack: I've had a quick look at your ist and you are correct, it does lack a number of common options, patches and settings.
The black boxes on the clover menu appeared for the first time when recording the log. I've attached the computer's ist and a video of the computer attempting to boot with the -v option set. I was thinking about removing all the NVIDIA web drivers but didn't so that I could reinstall the old card in case something went wrong.ĭespite building my first hackintosh 6 years ago and having built and maintained 2, I'm still ignorant to many of the hackintosh best practices and get lost if a problem I'm experiencing wasn't already fixed on a forum somewhere. I've been manually removing the nvda_drv=1 boot option in clover before every boot. In safe mode, the "About This Mac" menu describes the graphics card as an "AMD Rmb" or something along those lines. I was able to boot into safe mode with the monitor plugged directly into the card with a DP (monitor) to DVI (graphics card) cable. I purchased the card so that I could get the computer running Big Sur.Īfter installing the new card, whenever I attempt to boot the computer into Sierra the loading bar gets about two-thirds to the end, the screen flashes white for a split second, the graphics card's fans power down, and a row of small purple dots appear in the top-left quadrant of the screen. The previous card was an EVGA GeForce GTX 950 2gb. It's still running Sierra (10.12.6) because NVIDIA stopped updating its web drivers a few years back. I recently purchased a Sapphire Radeon 1G Pulse RX 580 8GB for my 5 year old hackintosh. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide
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