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(Zitat von pole)Many thanks for sharing your EFI partition! Just tested, and I can successfully do a clean install and reach the initial setup screens!I am a newcomer to this forum and end up here after a couple of hours of trial-and-error searching. A couple of years ago I had a 8470p with HD4000 and was using PBI. After a (short) break in hackintoshing (found an 2010 27 iMac at very good price), I am revisiting the hackintosh scene with a 8470p with AMD graphics. I dare to say that laptops wit…

I was running Mavericks, then Yosemite and finally El Capitan. Was using iBoot/Multibeast at first, but eventually migrated to clover with PBI. Everything was working ok, but that was a HD4000-only machine.This time is totally differrent with the radeon card, plus, my "spare" time is very limited (near non-existent) due to larger family

@pole Good eveningA quick question for you in case you may be able to assist..With a fresh 10.13.3 installation and using your Clover directory in EFI, I am experiencing a strange graphics behaviour:Whenever something updates on the screen (except mouse cursor) I am getting (somewhat) inverted colours: Yellow becomes blue, Brown becomes light blue, blue becomes orange, but green, white, black, and all the gray in between stay the same. I am getting the same behaviour at both the internal display…

Yes, that worked really well, and it is persistent across reboots!I was suspecting that there was something wrong with colour depth, as every monitor (internal and iMac) was reported to use a 30-Bit (ARG210210210) Framebuffer depth under System Report-> Hardware -> Graphics/Displays instead of 24-Bit (ARG888888).Really simple workaround, as it does not require a reboot to apply, perhaps a fine-tune in EDID (if possible) will make it more "elegant", but that's something for later