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Hi, I just have an odd question. Does anyone know the difference between this .raw image and if I just normally tried to install mavericks with the original clover boot loader? Besides the variety of uefi drivers, kexts, and plist, is there also something else fundamentally changed from this and a regular setup with 10.9 from the app store? My reason for asking is that I tried to install with a regular setup with clover v2 2577 and stock copy of 10.9 onto a usb. I replaced it with my current kexts, drivers, and config.plist, yet it is not the same as booting from my current setup. Kenny

Hi, I have another newbie question. Is there a fundamental difference in having kexts in the /EFI/Kexts/10.9 folder versus having them in S/L/E? Would it make a difference if I placed all the kexts from the 10.9 folder into S/L/E and removed the <key>InjectKexts</key <true/> from the config.plist? Is there a performance gain or difference at all by having clover inject them every time I boot versus just starting it from S/L/E like all the other kexts. Kenny

Hi, Just reporting back. So I tried all the values you suggested and all of them booted fine with no distortion. However, the resolution was locked at 800 x 600 only and the graphics that was detected was hd 4600 with 64mb. However, I did end up getting it working. I was thinking how my system works perfectly fine after I changed resolutions and back, therefore, I figured it must be a boot loader problem to begin with and not really a graphics issue per se. So I got some advice elsewhere that maybe I had to change the boot loader's initial graphics setting to 1080p. Though I myself don't know anything about code or programming, I have tried installing clover many times and remembered that there was a file "csmvideodxe-64" that made the boot loader start with a better resolution. Long story short, I added that to my drivers64uefi folder in the boot loader and voila, the system now boots perfectly with no distortion at 1080p. Go figure . Now time to get audio and wake working (which also seems to be a graphics issue <_< but this is beyond the scope of this thread). Thanks for all the effort! I really appreciated it. Kenny

Hi, Thanks for the help. I did both a boot with EDID injection checked and without. Both results are the same. Below is the result | | | | | "FeatureControl" = {"DynamicRingTables"=0,"GPUInterruptHandling"=1,"UseInterruptFilter"=1,"EDPDownSpreadDisable"=0,"FastDisplayDetectDisable"=0,"SpreadON"=1,"PowerStates"=1,"IgnorePanelTimings"=0,"GammaAdjustDisable"=0,"DisableDynamicFBC"=1,"RCxEIModeEnable"=1,"EnableDeepDisplay"=1,"MaximumSelfRefreshLevel"=3,"DPM"=1,"EnableConnectionState"=1,"ASRDisable"=0,"Gamma"=1,"CachedEDIDDisable"=0,"FBC"=1,"Watermarks"=1,"RenderStandby"=1,"SetRC6Voltage"=0,"UseProgrammedCoefficients"=0} | | | | | "IODisplayEDID" = <00ffffffffffff000dae43130000000034150104a51c10780293ada9534c9625114f5300000001010101010101010101010101010101363680a0703820402e1e24001aa510000018242480a0703820402e1e24001aa510000018000000fe00434d4e0a202020202020202020000000fe004e3133334853452d4541310a2000cd> Any advice will be much appreciated. Thanks, Kenny

Hi, I followed the steps according to the last post. Unfortunately, that didn't do the trick. Perhaps I wrote my config incorrectly? Below is my plist <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> Boot Arguments -v npci=0x2000 GUI Custom Entries Hidden Path \EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.efi Theme iclover Graphics CustomEDID AP///////wANrkMTAAAAADQVAQSlHBB4ApOtqVNMliURT1MAAAABAQEBAQEB AQEBAQEBAQEBNjaAoHA4IEAuHiQAGqUQAAAYJCSAoHA4IEAuHiQAGqUQAAAY AAAA/gBDTU4KICAgICAgICAgAAAA/gBOMTMzSFNFLUVBMQogAM0= ig-platform-id 0x0a260006 SystemParameters InjectKexts Kenny

Hi, I have a clevo w230st laptop: i7 4700mq intel hd 4600 graphics (GTX 765M disabled via BIOS) Running Prema Mod Bios v1.1 Thanks for the great image. It booted almost perfectly with little revisions. All I did was add a ig-platform-id 0x0a260006 to the config.plist and the thing boots into osx with most things working (except audio/wake/battery but I will deal with those at another date). However, the only thing that is a bit qwirky is that when I first boot, there are rainbow-like lines that come across the screen randomly. However, this can be completely fixed by changing the resolution to 1600 x 900 and back to 1920 x 1080. After that, the screen works perfectly fine at 1080p. I was wondering if anyone knows how to fix this, if at all. Thanks for the great work and guide. Below is my config.plist. Let me know if I did something wrong as it seems like a boot loader problem. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> Boot Arguments -v npci=0x2000 GUI Custom Entries Hidden Path \EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.efi Theme iclover Graphics ig-platform-id 0x0a260006 SystemParameters InjectKexts Kenny