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1 hour ago, Slice said:

I am booted by

  Powered by Clover revision: 5123 (master, commit 2a4482486)

But I load OpenRuntime. It will not work without it.

 

@Slice Idem here on my Z390, with the same Clover revision: 5123 (master, commit 2a4482486)

There is some post, I tell you that I don't have Openruntime.efi at Memoryfix section, in CloverPKG. Sorry but I don't know why.

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1 hour ago, Matgen84 said:

 

@Slice Idem here on my Z390, with the same Clover revision: 5123 (master, commit 2a4482486)

There is some post, I tell you that I don't have Openruntime.efi at Memoryfix section, in CloverPKG. Sorry but I don't know why.

Yes, the script building the package is wrong

@vector sigma look please.

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1 hour ago, Slice said:

High Sierra can be booted by all Clover versions since 3000.

my highsierra doesnt boot using 5123 i received a panic even though i have nullcpupowermanagement installed but working fine with catalina w/ nullcpupower,,w/o null i received a kernel panic even though i have ssdt.aml installed

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Is there a reason Clover stopped using the count of commits for the release revision number? If you're going to use a different numbering scheme, then wouldn't it might make more sense to go from 5122 to 1 or 10000 or some round number like that? The count is 6377 since the last time I checked out the code.

cd /Volumes/Work/Programming/EFIProjects/src_6377_40974_joevt/edk2/Clover
git rev-list --all --count
6377

cd ..
git rev-list --all --count
40974

 

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11 hours ago, Slice said:

Yes, the script building the package is wrong

@vector sigma look please.


Hi @Slice Thanks to add Openruntime to CloverPKG.

Another thing: I compile several time the Clover commit, Openruntime size is always 7Ko instead of 20Ko for the one used during the tests with @Jief_Machak.  Is it normal !

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7 minutes ago, mifjpn said:

Thank you for your effort, @Slice

You add Openruntime to Clover PKG.
So, I have not to prepare Openruntime in driver folder,have I?
If I must prepare it,Please tell me.
If I'm not wrong, I won't get a reply from you.

I just want to check.

 

 


Until @vector sigma intervenes on the script, Openruntime.efi is not yet in CloverPKG. @Slice left a message to him.
 

What is the size of this file for you? Mine only 7Ko (Xcode build), during the @Jief_Machak tests, the size was 20Ko as with OC.

Sorry for my bad english

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4 minutes ago, mifjpn said:

I'm sorry for my poor English reading.
Actually, I erased the "Openruntime "and "OcQuirks" that had been under Clover's UEFI.
Then when I installed it with the package of Clover r 5123 (build743b036), the OS (Big Sur Beta9, Catalina) boots normally, so I just checked it.

Thank you for your kindness.


I'm sorry too for my poor English reading and writing.

Actually, I don't have the "Openruntime.efi" in the package of Clover r5123 (build 4d5ccc0 and previous). I don't understand if you have it in the package and if you can boot without it.

Thank you.

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how compile clover ? run buidme command ? if yes, for me dont work ...in last step , I have this errors :

 

 

fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git

fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git

fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git

 

can anyone explain me how work buildme command ? tx 

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1 hour ago, corint1 said:

how compile clover ? run buidme command ? if yes, for me dont work ...in last step , I have this errors :

 

 

fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git

fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git

fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git

 

can anyone explain me how work buildme command ? tx 

I got exactly the same errors as yours.

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4 hours ago, corint1 said:

how compile clover ? run buidme command ? if yes, for me dont work ...in last step , I have this errors :

 

 

2 hours ago, jsl2000 said:

I got exactly the same errors as yours.


Hi @corint1 @jsl2000

Create a new local repo is more easy.


Make a empty src folder and try these command in Terminal:

 

git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/CloverHackyColor/CloverBootloader.git
 

EDIT:

Then only once after create the new src/CloverBootloader :
cd src/cloverbootloader

git config --global submodule.recurse true

Now:
You can run Builme (default is gcc53) if you want Xcode: ./buildme XCODE8

 

For others commits, as usual: update clover option, build clover, make pkg :)

 

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this Clover commit CLOVERX64-5123-4d5ccc026.efi.zip

 

successfully starts all OSs on the Z370 and successfully writes debug log

 

does not start cataline on the Z170, it crashes immediately when in the GUI at boot you select the start of cataline, debug zero byte log

 

on the Z68 catalina and mojave immediately go into kernel panic after they have been selected to boot from the Clover GUI, debugging it zero bytes

high sierra strangely instead starts and gets to the desktop, but the bad thing is that a debug log is generated always of zero bytes, empty

 

I noticed that the DataHubDXE.efi file generated with the latest builds, is 3Kb and not 4Kb as previous versions, and which one starts with this new 3Kb error is reported on DataHub

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16 minutes ago, Matgen84 said:

 


Hi @corint1 @jsl2000

Create a new local repo is more easy.


Make a empty src folder and try these command in Terminal:

 

git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/CloverHackyColor/CloverBootloader.git
 

Then :
cd src/cloverbootloader

git config --global submodule.recurse true

Now:
You can run Builme (default is gcc53) if you want Xcode: ./buildme XCODE8

 

For others commits, as usual: update clover option, build clover, make pkg :)

 

Which command will make pkg?

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7 minutes ago, Matgen84 said:


It's a buildMe command : option 3 in the menu. Or ./makepkg in Terminal, if I remember well

 

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I’ve been using terminal ./ebuild.sh and just using the .efi files. Are you using a script? Can you share it?

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15 minutes ago, ellaosx said:

Is this still needed?


Right, but only once after create the new src/CloverBootloader. @Jief_Machak told me that this allows updating the OC submodule at the same time as updating Clover with git fetch && git pull. 

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