After verbose screen goes black but macos working.

[ianil]

HP 280 Pro G5 Small Form Factor CPU i5-10500 Comet Lake IGPU UHD 630 install macOS Sequioa. My problem is after verbose desktop screen goes black but macos working as confirmed through VNC. I have attached my ioreg which i get through Real_VNC because after verbose my desktop screen goes black. With Real_vnc i got access of the system on other system with full acceleration where i dumped ioreg. can anyone suggest busid, connector etc patching on the basis of attachment. is it right version of macos for me or Should i use lowered version i.e. ventura or Sonoma.

 

[macpro]

HP 280 Pro G5 Small Form Factor CPU i5-10500 Comet Lake IGPU UHD 630 install macOS Sequioa. My problem is after verbose desktop screen goes black but macos working as confirmed through VNC. I have attached my ioreg which i get through Real_VNC because after verbose my desktop screen goes black. With Real_vnc i got access of the system on other system with full acceleration where i dumped ioreg. can anyone suggest busid, connector etc patching on the basis of attachment. is it right version of macos for me or Should i use lowered version i.e. ventura or Sonoma.

you didn't save the ioreg properly, and also missing your PR files

 

[ianil]

here is zip file

 

[EliteMacx86]

here is zip file

Attach your EFI to check!

 

[ianil]

here is my config file

 

[ianil]

Here is my EFI folder

 

[EliteMacx86]

Here is my EFI folder

The framebuffer patching is not correct. Also, the HP BIOS should have an option to set the DVMT to 64MB.

 

[ianil]

The framebuffer patching is not correct. Also, the HP BIOS should have an option to set the DVMT to 64MB.

Is DMVT refers to Dedicated video memory or how i can find DMVT in windows? here is screenshot of my display settings.

 

[macpro]

Is DMVT refers to Dedicated video memory or how i can find DMVT in windows? here is screenshot of my display settings.

Window's is not the best in telling you the real DVMT

 

[EliteMacx86]

Is DMVT refers to Dedicated video memory or how i can find DMVT in windows? here is screenshot of my display settings.

In BIOS, look for Device or Graphics settings and there should be an option.