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GUIDE How to Enable NVIDIA Graphics on macOS [Clover/OpenCore]

Provide a video of the flickering. Also, attach the System Report, IOReg, Kextcache output and EFI.
ok i am making one. Never used IOReg Kextcache output i will try to figure out. Thanks
 
Provide a video of the flickering. Also, attach the System Report, IOReg, Kextcache output and EFI.
Couldn't figure out how to output kextcache but IOReg and video is attached. If you could direct me to a guide on how to output kextcache i will do that too. Many thanks for your time.
 

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Couldn't figure out how to output kextcache but IOReg and video is attached. If you could direct me to a guide on how to output kextcache i will do that too. Many thanks for your time.
 

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Couldn't figure out how to output kextcache but IOReg and video is attached. If you could direct me to a guide on how to output kextcache i will do that too. Many thanks for your time.
iMac14,2 is a poor choice. Use iMacPro1,1.

The kextcache can be generated using the following command in Terminal:
Code:
sudo kextcache -i/

Make sure you're using one HDMI Display for the moment.

Also, do note that some time ago, NVIDIA revoked the driver so make sure you're using the correct one.
 
iMac14,2 is a poor choice. Use iMacPro1,1.

The kextcache can be generated using the following command in Terminal:
Code:
sudo kextcache -i/

Make sure you're using one HDMI Display for the moment.
Yes i am accessing the OS with 1 hdmi at this moment. Sending the kextcache
iMac14,2 is a poor choice. Use iMacPro1,1.

The kextcache can be generated using the following command in Terminal:
Code:
sudo kextcache -i/

Make sure you're using one HDMI Display for the moment.

Also, do note that some time ago, NVIDIA revoked the driver so make sure you're using the correct one.
yes i am accessing the OS with 1 HDMI. And the flickering time was also using 1 HDMI other monitor was off then. Checking with iMacPro1,1.
 

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iMacPro1,1 Gives same result.
 
Yes i am accessing the OS with 1 hdmi at this moment. Sending the kextcache

yes i am accessing the OS with 1 HDMI. And the flickering time was also using 1 HDMI other monitor was off then. Checking with iMacPro1,1.

iMacPro1,1 Gives same result.
Then it is the drivers. NVIDA revoked the Certificate sometimes ago.
 

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