MP 1,1-5,1 Mac Pro 1.1, always boot in verbose mode!

[DS-1]

Hi guys!

Using a lot of useful posts found here, I've installed Mavericks on my Mac Pro 1.1.

I have 3 HDD in my Mac Pro, one with Mavericks and the two others are empty. I've swapped the original Mac GPU with a flashed 4870 (I flashed this using atiwinflash).

Everything works fine, but the system always boot in verbose mode!

I've tried to delete com.apple.boot.plist, with no success.I've also enabled/disabled verbose mode, using the nvram boot-agrs command, but nothing worked. Also, I've cleaned the NVRAM on boot and via terminal. Nothing.

if I put back the stock HDD with Lion, it shows the Apple logo at the startup. Using the stock GPU, I have the same issue.

What else could I try to fix it?

Thanks!

 

[DS-1]

In the meantime, I've checked the verbose mode while Mavericks boot. A line reports that the boot is in verbose mode, so there is maybe some issue I can't solve by myself. I'm still looking for a solution,

 

[splifingate]

gm

Where did you get the boot.efi you are using?

Mac Pro 2,1 and OS X Mavericks

verbose mode is enabled for debug purpose use this one if you prefer graph mode. PS: system update may overwrite boot.efi, you should replace it after system update. PS2: the bootloader is dedicated to 10.9, it DOSE NOT support 10.7's kernel, because 10.8+ kernel use a new version boot_arg...

forums.macrumors.com

Verbose boot is hard-compiled on some versions.

Regards, splifingate

 

[DS-1]

gm

Where did you get the boot.efi you are using?

Mac Pro 2,1 and OS X Mavericks

verbose mode is enabled for debug purpose use this one if you prefer graph mode. PS: system update may overwrite boot.efi, you should replace it after system update. PS2: the bootloader is dedicated to 10.9, it DOSE NOT support 10.7's kernel, because 10.8+ kernel use a new version boot_arg...

forums.macrumors.com

Verbose boot is hard-compiled on some versions.

Regards, splifingate

Thanks for the reply!

I've used this one: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/mac-pro-2-1-and-os-x-mavericks.1598176/post-18411621

So I believe I have to change the .efi with the one you've linked!

 

[splifingate]

Thanks for the reply!

I've used this one: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/mac-pro-2-1-and-os-x-mavericks.1598176/post-18411621

So I believe I have to change the .efi with the one you've linked!

Yes; the 'graph' version should resolve your concern

Regards, splifingate