Couple of questions. I assume the EFI folder can be put in any FAT32 partition/drive? Ie on your boot drive or a larger external (will be trying with the latter once my Core arrives). Any need/want for GUI? Something to make it look as elegant as it works and also ownable? Happy to help if so (port of custom eGPU.io rEFInd theme?).

1. Macbook Efi Boot

Note: If you want to use the drivers with a Mac, be sure to use at least version 0.4.3. Earlier versions were incompatible with the Mac's EFI 1.x firmware. Alternatively, you can use the drivers that came with rEFIt, which work on Macs. How to Change the BIOS / UEFI Boot Order to Boot from a USB / CD Drive. Installing windows 8.1 or 10 on a mac via usb will not install normal sound drivers because of EFI boot. Jan 01, 2018  Mac Pro Mac mini MacBook Pro MacBook Air Mac OS X Support Mac Software Other Apple Hardware Laptops. NVIDIA Drivers Clover Builds Kexts Community Software DSDT Database Archive Rules. Click start and create your UEFI bootable USB drive*.

It's no real issue, but any idea why when I first booted using this boot manager Windows had to relearn all my peripherals ('setting up device' notifications popped up) including egpu and I had to reinstall drivers? I'll try and work out the only getting 4K option myself, assume its Intel driver related.

When I boot with the usb option as instructed, I get a backlit internal screen but nothing else happens. I am sure I have followed all the steps in the post, so I am not sure what may still be going wrong. I will list my current configuration and some other stuff that may (or may not) be relevant given the requirements of previous builds. I had 1.0.4 installed before this, but I reinstalled MacOS and ran the script you provided to check that my kexts were clean.

However, when I option-boot I still have the blue circle with white lightning-bolt EFI Boot option (I'm not sure if this is relevant). 2017 MacBook Pro 13', base model (Dual core i5, iGPU) macOS Mojave 10.14 housing EVGA GTX 1070 ftw Asus 24' 2440x1440 144hz display FAT32 formatted 32gb USB drive connected via a usb-c to usb hub. Noten wo menschen sich vergessen pdf writer. Tested without any launch agents / daemons FileVault enabled Nvidia drivers installed via Nvidia update tool that was mentioned here earlier.

Macbook Efi Boot

Is connected to a Chinese-international outlet (both with a 3-prong to 2-prong US adapter in the top half and with a 3-prong Chinese cable) The first time I tested it a screen came up for a very short second (likely only a few frames) before disappearing. Because it happened so quickly, I could not tell whether it was the EFI boot menu or a kernel panic screen. Somewhat related, my roommate tested the same build with his 2018 15' mbp with amd dgpu, and could see in the boot menu that the egpu was recognized properly. He could boot into MacOS and still have the egpu recognized, but only on the internal display - the external display still detected no signal. When he unplugged the DisplayPort cable to switch to HDMI, his machine kernel panicked. Sorry for the lengthy post, but this is a super cool project and I would really like to get it working. If anyone is able to help and needs more info, I would be happy to provide it.

This solution is amazing! Impressive job goalque! I was able to set it up very quickly and, as goalque said, it has the advantage of maintaining the system in pristine state. However, it's not yet 100% predictable. I'm using a Mac Pro 2013 with two external Nvidia GTX 1080 Ti. Sometimes only one is recognized. Other times, if I connect after login, it can work but it can also get a black screen.

The most predictable way to get both eGPU's working is to connect both at the same time (almost at the millisecond) before login. I have automatic login disabled. So, when the user login appears I connect Both eGPU's at the same time in TB port 5 and 6 and do the login after. I use the eGPU's without connected monitors. The display is connected to the MP HDMi port (controlled bu one of the internal AMD's. Another advantage of this new approach is that, most times, the machine powers off without hanging and eGPU's are also correctly powered off. Is there any way to make the startup process of choosing EFI startup and choose load MacOS automatic?

What Exactly does the option 'Launch on startup ON/OFF' mean and how to use it? Best Regards. Posted by: gcoban Since I didn't want to make my computer to be bootable by someone else without my permission, I wished to use like that. Then I realized that I can protect EFI boot by password. Now, when I press option key right after the Apple logo, it asks password.