Also we need to do something with the EFI cMP to have the boot screen coming faster
rEFInd is much, MUCH faster at getting to the drive selection than holding down ALT/OPTION.
Also we need to do something with the EFI cMP to have the boot screen coming faster
Thanks, now another issue, I have windows 7 64bit install and it does not seem to wanting to but on.. I I think I'll go ahead and install windows 10, weird it should work on 7 ..
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Open terminal and find the drive you want to format:I never install windows with Bootcamp windows does not need bootcamp as long as windows I a 64bit version, it will install on the drive directly. the problem I am having is with the drive itself, that does not want to format properly since it was previously APFS formatted. I very mambo jambo problem ... something that should take 15 min turns into hours ... disgusting ...
diskutil list
diskutil unmountdisk diskXX
sudo gpt destroy diskXX
Open terminal and find the drive you want to format:
Unmount the disk you want to format, change diskXX to the correct one:Code:diskutil list
Destroy the GPT:Code:diskutil unmountdisk diskXX
Code:sudo gpt destroy diskXX
Done, now you have an un-formatted drive.
Post it here or upload to TechPowerUp. We are really interested in the drivers -b and the tree.
I edited my post when you was replying. The full system profiler you can PM me or @LightBulbFun, since that has some personal info and hardware ids for your Mac.I am too lol...
how do I PM you I do not see where? thank you I have the screenshotOpen terminal and find the drive you want to format:
Unmount the disk you want to format, change diskXX to the correct one:Code:diskutil list
Destroy the GPT:Code:diskutil unmountdisk diskXX
Code:sudo gpt destroy diskXX
Done, now you have an un-formatted drive.
Sent you a PM.Finally, I got that done, how to turn a 15 mins max job into a hours job with that F******* Windobe...
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how do I PM you I do not see where? thank you I have the screenshot
Sent you a PM.
[doublepost=1540252586][/doublepost]It's 99.99999999% identical as the TechPowerUp RTX2080, just some bytes differ.
Bion1nc sent you PM? what's interesting?Sent you a PM.
[doublepost=1540252586][/doublepost]It's 99.99999999% identical as the TechPowerUp RTX2080, just some bytes differ.
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Hexfiend 2.9, I love it.What app are you using to compare the binary files? Love how it even takes into consideration offsets/inserts.
He is doing the drivers -b and the full System Profiler. He did the first page of the drivers -b, but it's not there.Bion1nc sent you PM? what's interesting?
I understand correctly, in the report there is a UGA Console Driver, does this mean that we have BootScreen?rEFInd drivers -b, both pages, all images from @Bion1nc:
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UGA Console Driver is from the Mac BootROM. The Nvidia EFI driver is shown in the second image. The card have boot selector/picker, now we need to see if has support for single mode/verbose.I understand correctly, in the report there is a UGA Console Driver, does this mean that we have BootScreen?
UGA Console Driver is from the Mac BootROM. The Nvidia EFI driver is shown in the second image. The card have boot selector/picker, now we need to see if has support for single mode/verbose.
he has thunderbolt 3 working in both windows and macOS with some caveats.
Yes this is early days for TB working properly.