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Both Lilu and Whatevergreen have been enabled. I tried both the script method and manually method to update driver. The VM won't boot if BOTH GPU is passed through AND web driver installed. Basically, at this point, this VM will 1. work without GTX 1050 Ti in VNC 2. work with GTX 1050 Ti passthrough, but no NV Web driver installed 3. NOT boot with GTX 1050 Ti passthrough and Web driver (doesn't matter which method to installed it) I have tried: 1. play with boot-args by adding "nvda_drv=1“, or "nvda_drv_vrl=1". 2. try install the web driver with SIP disabled/enabled; try install the web driver using terminal command method & manually downloaded package 3. Change SMBIOS with different types of machines (tried Macpro 6,1 iMac 14,2 and iMac 10,1) 4. tried to edit Info.plist suggested here (Problem 4, Method 4) when using Macpro 6,1 SMBIOS. At this point, I pretty much give up. I may be better off buying a RX 580 than spending time on making the spare 1050 Ti work.

I am having trouble to pass through a nvidia 1050ti to High Sierra VM with Macinabox. I am following the latest Spaceinvader's video "How to Install Big Sur and Other macOS Versions with New Macinabox". But I have watched all 3 of Spaceinvader's macinabox video and advanced gpu passthrough video as well. First, I should note that the VM works fine in VNC. Splashtop remote works fine in VNC as well. At this point, I saved a copy of this xml as a backup for whenever something goes wrong in the next few steps. Second, I was able to add the nvidia gpu to the xml. I know how to put the grpahics and gpu sound on the same slot as a multifunction device. I was also able to install the NVidia webdriver, both using the method in Terminal command, and the manual method of download and install. I can reboot at this poing and Splshtop still works fine as long as the installed nvidia webdriver shows that the device is using "Default MacOS Graphic Driver". Third, I opened the config.plist on my MacOS vdisk: EFI - > OC -> config.plist. I then changed the following: - added "nvda_drv=1" in the boot-args. - added "-v" so that I can see what's going on during boot. It would look like the picture below. I saved the changes in config.plist and then changed the "Default MacOS Graphic Driver" to "NVIDIA Web Driver". It prompts me to reboot. This is where I have problem. This reboot will fail. Without the "-v", it stops at white apple logo. with the "-v" in config.plist, I can see the screen freeze at the following lines: AppleLPC::notifyPlatformASPM ASPM callback registered IOConsoleUsers: time(0)0->0, lin 0, llk 1, IOConsoleUsers: gIOScreenLockState 3, hs 0, bs 0, sm 0x0 At this point, my fix is to use the backup xml in step 1 to boot into MacOS using VNC. Booting into MacOS allows me to revert any changes I made in Step 3, or start from a new "EFI" folder by copying from the EFI folder in "HighSierra-opencore.img" Question: What should I do after step 2 (i.e after I have added the GPU to the xml and booted with Nvidia GPU) to make webdriver working? I saw Spaceinvader's video "Complete Guide to Installing MacOS Mojave or High Sierra on Unraid as a VM". There he 1. added "nvda_drv=1" in the clover config.plist 2. checked the box "NvidiaWeb" But these two steps only works for Clover. What are the counterpart of these two changes in OpenCore?

I wrote a script to control the fan speed through IPMI and would like it to run at 1 min intervals. I have tested that the code runs no problem when I click on "RUN SCRIPTS" or "RUN IN BACKGROUND", however, the cron scheduling doesn't seem to work. I check the log and it doesn't show this script being executed every minute. The log does show the script executed manually when I click on "RUN SCRIPTS". Anything I can do to make sure the script runs?