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This is a OC noob question...

 

When testing CLOVER with a revised config.plist, I enjoyed the option to manually select the config.plist at boot time.  This allowed me to retain a stable, working config.plist baseline in EFI/CLOVER, so that if my revised config.plist caused a boot failure, I could easily revert to the working baseline config.plist without having to boot from a different EFI volume.

 

Does OC offer a similar manual selection of the config.plist, so that I can retain multiple config.plist versions in EFI/OC, including a stable, working baseline config.plist?

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42 minutes ago, tonyx86 said:

This is a OC noob question...

 

When testing CLOVER with a revised config.plist, I enjoyed the option to manually select the config.plist at boot time.  This allowed me to retain a stable, working config.plist baseline in EFI/CLOVER, so that if my revised config.plist caused a boot failure, I could easily revert to the working baseline config.plist without having to boot from a different EFI volume.

 

Does OC offer a similar manual selection of the config.plist, so that I can retain multiple config.plist versions in EFI/OC, including a stable, working baseline config.plist?

 

No. Keep a USB OC stick with a working config handy.

Workaround : if you can get into OC Shell from the OC boot menu, then you can use shell commands to to navigate to the the EFI/OC folder and rename the filename of your working backup copy of the config to config.plist.

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Anyone who has this issue about AllowSetDefault?

when used previous macOS version(11.0), there is no problem.

but since update 11.1 beta1, in bootpicker, press ctrl+number, then boot macOS, and check nvram -p, there is no autostart(?) nvram key.

restart system, no default boot partition that i pressed it.

 

my laptop use latest OC version(last commit) with native nvram.

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2 hours ago, Sherlocks said:

but since update 11.1 beta1, in bootpicker, press ctrl+number, then boot macOS, and check nvram -p, there is no autostart(?) nvram key.

Default entry is not in the Apple GUID.

2 hours ago, Sherlocks said:

restart system, no default boot partition that i pressed it.

What is anyone supposed to do without a log?

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29 minutes ago, Download-Fritz said:

Default entry is not in the Apple GUID.

What is anyone supposed to do without a log?

 

here is log

opencore-2021-01-16-153841.txt

 

process

1. nvram reset

2. got bootpicker, and ctrl+2(my macOS partition), then get OC log file.

 

and get nvram keys

sherlocks@Sherlocksui-MacBookPro ~ % nvram -p

prev-lang:kbd ko:252

bluetoothActiveControllerInfo z%e0%89%04%00%00%00%00@%14%ac%d1%b8%e2%a4%d0

backlight-level i%05

SystemAudioVolume F

run-efi-updater No%00

csr-active-config g%00%00%00

boot-args keepsyms=1 applbkl=0

sherlocks@Sherlocksui-MacBookPro ~ %

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8 hours ago, Sherlocks said:

 

here is log

opencore-2021-01-16-153841.txt 256 kB · 4 downloads

 

process

1. nvram reset

2. got bootpicker, and ctrl+2(my macOS partition), then get OC log file.

 

and get nvram keys

sherlocks@Sherlocksui-MacBookPro ~ % nvram -p

prev-lang:kbd ko:252

bluetoothActiveControllerInfo z%e0%89%04%00%00%00%00@%14%ac%d1%b8%e2%a4%d0

backlight-level i%05

SystemAudioVolume F

run-efi-updater No%00

csr-active-config g%00%00%00

boot-args keepsyms=1 applbkl=0

sherlocks@Sherlocksui-MacBookPro ~ %

 

00:466 00:007 OC: Driver OpenCanopy.efi at 7 is successfully loaded!

OpenCanopy never supported index keys. Use ctrl+enter.

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1 hour ago, Andrey1970 said:

 

00:466 00:007 OC: Driver OpenCanopy.efi at 7 is successfully loaded!

OpenCanopy never supported index keys. Use ctrl+enter.

 

it's is not working.

opencore-2021-01-17-020803.txt

 

Last login: Sun Jan 17 11:08:54 on console

sherlocks@Sherlocksui-MacBookPro ~ % nvram -p

prev-lang:kbd ko:252

fmm-computer-name Sherlocks%ec%9d%98 MacBook%c2%a0Pro

SystemAudioVolumeDB %db

backlight-level i%05

run-efi-updater No%00

SystemAudioVolume %25

bluetoothActiveControllerInfo z%e0%89%04%00%00%00%00@%14%ac%d1%b8%e2%a4%d0

csr-active-config g%00%00%00

boot-args keepsyms=1 applbkl=0

sherlocks@Sherlocksui-MacBookPro ~ %

 

EDIT1.

i tested keys on keyboard in keytester.efi.

i can input key except ctrl, fn, windowskey, alt, shift key.

 

EDIT2.

in keytester, ctrl + 1, showing keytester 

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Not sure I completely understand your ctrl + index requirement, but ctrl + enter works fine.  In OC 0.6.5, if I clear NVRAM, I can always restore my default boot option by using ctrl + enter in the Bootpicker.  Then during subsequent boots, the selection that I "ctrl + entered" is always chosen by default.

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Not sure I completely understand your ctrl + index requirement, but ctrl + enter works fine.  In OC 0.6.5, if I clear NVRAM, I can always restore my default boot option by using ctrl + enter in the Bootpicker.  Then during subsequent boots, the selection that I "ctrl + entered" is always chosen by default.
can you show me nvram -p result in terminal?
did you use opencanopy?

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20 minutes ago, tonyx86 said:

ctrl + enter works fine.  In OC 0.6.5, if I clear NVRAM, I can always restore my default boot option by using ctrl + enter in the Bootpicker.  Then during subsequent boots, the selection that I "ctrl + entered" is always chosen by default.

@Sherlocks - Absolutely!!! This is how it is on my machine also (using Opencanopy in OC 0.6.6).

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27 minutes ago, Sherlocks said:

can you show me nvram -p result in terminal?
did you use opencanopy?

I'm not using opencanopy.  My complete OC 0.6.5 EFI is attached to the first post in my rig's thread here.  

 

nvram -p

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tony@Tonys-Mac-mini ~ % nvram -p

boot-args keepsyms=1 darkwake=2 igfxonln=1 igfxagdc=0 rtcfx_exclude=B0-B3,B7

run-efi-updater No%00

prev-lang:kbd en-US:0%00

fmm-computer-name Tony%e2%80%99s Mac mini

SystemAudioVolume F

csr-active-config %00%00%00%00

 

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There is nothing regarding set default at all, probably your config and/or hotkey support is broken.
 
 
 
Read...
 
[mention=895511]Download-Fritz[/mention] [mention=1135927]vit9696[/mention]
 
okay. here is summary about my issue.
 
UEFI - Input - KeySupportMode.
 
Auto : probably my system chosen V2. but cursor is freeze after cursor moved 3 times over quickly or normally. both ctrl + index and enter is working. i can use "AllowSetDefault"
V1: cursor is not freeze, both ctrl + index and enter isn't working. i never use "AllowSetDefault". i tried it at many times
V2: cursor is freeze after cursor moved 3 times over quickly or normally. both ctrl + index and enter is working. i can use "AllowSetDefault"
AMI: everything is not working. i can't type any keys in bootpicker.
 
can i use both V1 and "AllowSetDefault" option without freezing?
or
any tips for V2 and "AllowSetDefault" without freezing?
 
thanks in advance

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Hi all! I have at home 2 old PCs and I started for fun to BS Hackintosh them. HP xw4600 (Intel core2 quad q9300, 8GB DDR2 SDRAM, RX470 NITRO+) works like a dream with all the mac features ( :) I mean all), but for the other, HP DC7800 (Core2 Duo E7200, HD7750, 8GB DDR2 SDRAM), its impossible to make emulated NVRAM working. In attach: orig tables, IOReg, OC debug, OC folder.
Devs, a hand?

Thank you!

Arhivă.zip

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[mention=980913]Sherlocks[/mention] - I don't know if this is pertaining to the query you're describing but this is how those settings are in my config.plist.
Spoiler

1314185437_ScreenShot2021-01-17at18_50_41.thumb.png.55e186a5d01e571ac48251f29fe44fae.png

 

yes it is correct.
for me, Auto and V2 is no problem. but cursor is freeze after some moved up and down.
so i'm using v1 now.

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15 hours ago, Sherlocks said:

for me, Auto and V2 is no problem. but cursor is freeze after some moved up and down.
so i'm using v1 now.

Could this have anything to do with your UIScale?  See here.

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20 hours ago, Stefanalmare said:

Hi all! I have at home 2 old PCs and I started for fun to BS Hackintosh them. HP xw4600 (Intel core2 quad q9300, 8GB DDR2 SDRAM, RX470 NITRO+) works like a dream with all the mac features ( :) I mean all), but for the other, HP DC7800 (Core2 Duo E7200, HD7750, 8GB DDR2 SDRAM), its impossible to make emulated NVRAM working. In attach: orig tables, IOReg, OC debug, OC folder.
Devs, a hand?

Thank you!

 

This thread might help.

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