I know this is a really old thread, I've long since solved the issue, but I figured I would post my solution in case someone stumbles across this. Switch Inject=ATI to Inject=NVidia to give yourself a shot I think #1 is what kills the deal for ya. I think you look more like an iMac14,2, especially based on your video. Your SMBIOS is set to mimic MacPro5,1 which is a bit old for your Haswell chipset. According to the config you have provided, you are injecting ATI instead of NVidia.Ģ. Edited Maby jamiethemorrisĭude, I see a couple things right off the bat.ġ. I know my SMBIOS choice and lack of power management are not ideal but it's been working fine since Yosemite so I would think I'd be able to get it working on Sierra.ĮDIT: For whatever it's worth, on my El Capitan installation, these lines are right before the desktop appears - maybe it's graphics related? I tried booting with nv_disable=1 before but it didn't seem to make a difference. Panic report lists AppleUSBStorageCoexistentDriver as the last loaded kext.
Kexts being used (injected by Clover): FakeSMC (no plugins right now), Lilu, NullCPUPowerManagement, NvidiaGraphicsFixup, VoodooTSCSync (IOCPUNumber set to 15).Īttached are my config and panic report. I think it has something to do with USB? USB3 is disabled in the BIOS. Sometimes I'll see a few more messages but it's typically right around there. It typically freezes somewhere around "HID: Legacy Shim 2" which I'm guessing doesn't have any relevance to the actual issue. The installation was done from a real Mac and the Nvidia Web drivers are already installed. I've got a EVGA X99 Classified/5960x/GTX 980 build that's been stable on El Capitan for a few years now and I'm trying to test a fresh install of 10.12.6 on a separate drive. Hi guys, I'm kind of running out of ideas here.
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