So, I mostly got my system working. I’m quite impressed as it wasn’t as hard as I thought it was going to be, however I’m having a few issues.
First, the NVIDIA Drivers wouldn’t install despite being the right version - so I used this tool to install them, and when I was back I saw the NVIDIA icon but the drivers weren’t actually working. I rebooted with them checked several times and it always reverted back. I forced them to be on via Clover Graphics injection options, and that has worked but…
- The Apple symbol and progress bar during initial boot don’t show up when the drivers are enabled
- I need to turn off my display and turn it back on to see the logic screen when the drivers are enabled. I have a similar issue with Windows (only when using the monitor with DisplayPort) although this same issue doesn’t happen when the driver is disabled.
- How do I properly have the web driver enabled by default? I don’t want to have to go check it every time I start my computer…
Here's my other questions:
How can I get the scaling options Retina displays have? I’m on a 2560x1440 display and things are a little too small. I tried a Terminal command that I believe were supposed to enable them, and that didn’t work. I only get 1280x720 as a hiDPI option which is far too small.
The Caps Lock key on my Corsair K65 RGB isn’t lighting up under macOS and isn’t detected by the iCUE software.
How I can get a clean look on Clover with just “Boot to macOS” and “Boot to Windows” and hide all the other drives and extra recovery partitions on the main menu? I don’t want to lose access to them, I just don’t want them to get in the way of the main OSes.
So, honestly this OS is fantastic and I’m glad I get to use it again on good hardware (used to use an old 2010 base 21” iMac…) but these things do annoy me and I need to fix them to feel like I actually finished this.
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