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See STEP 2 injecting EDID:Ok, I started reading what EDID was... since none of the guides actually tell you what it is. And if I understand correctly doing EDID patch basically marries you to a specific monitor? Which would not work in my case since I am just setting up this Hackintosh on my main monitors but the plan is to run it through an HDMI switcher, which would not register as the same monitor...
I was initially using a 1440p monitor (but all I need is 1080p), so I pulled out another monitor (1080p one) and hooked up to it. Starting the process over, going through all of the different AAPL,ig-platform-id on the new monitor....
I got to this one:
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And instead of the usual, boot text, then black screen, it actually got to login screen. But then after about 30 seconds the monitor turns off again, just like before... BUT, through VNC I can see that it got full HW acceleration...
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So.. its close... it can clearly drive the monitor, since it sits on logon screen for like 30 seconds before going dark... how do I fix that?
EDIT: Went through the rest of them, this is the only one that detects HW acceleration. Its so weird. If I type in password fast, I can get to Desktop, even do some stuff, like open things, or check About This Mac... but like before about 30 seconds later... screen goes black.
How to Inject EDID [Clover/OpenCore]
An EliteMacx86 Exclusive Guide - This guide covers the implementation of EDID using Clover and OpenCore. By following this guide, you'll be able to extract the EDID using different methods and inject using Clover or OpenCore for macOS.
Overview
EDID stands for Extended Display Identification Data. The EDID contains all the information of a display in a metadata format. Some of the basic information includes display model, resolution, and refresh rate. Normally, the OS will detect the EDID automatically for the Display...
An EliteMacx86 Exclusive Guide - This guide covers the implementation of EDID using Clover and OpenCore. By following this guide, you'll be able to extract the EDID using different methods and inject using Clover or OpenCore for macOS.
Overview
EDID stands for Extended Display Identification Data. The EDID contains all the information of a display in a metadata format. Some of the basic information includes display model, resolution, and refresh rate. Normally, the OS will detect the EDID automatically for the Display...
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