nvidia-update VS CloverBootloader

I’m trying to get Nvidia cards working on my pro too, I found this repository on GitHub to download drivers for mojave but they don’t work for me. If you plan on running nvidia on macOS, good luck… If you find something that works give me a message. (For what I know I don’t know any external gpu chassis)

Install Nvidia web driver specific for your High Sierra version. Use Benjamin script to find the best driver

You need to run all the High Sierra updates first - then you run Nvidia driver

I updated my old High Sierra VM to the latest macOS security update, and my OpenCore v16 release, and installed Nvidia Web Drivers using nvidia-update, and my 1060 GTX works fine. I had to remove the emulated GPU for it to boot successfully.

-I leave you the source: Here As an additional thing, you should never use "ResetNvRam" in the opencore bootloader since somehow the driver breaks and you run out of graphic acceleration, sometimes it is solved by reinstalling the driver but not many times it works let me know if it worked

Use this guide for best Nvidia driver

Head over to this page to find the best Nvidia driver.

Try this python script. It checks for the correct version of the Webdrivers: https://github.com/Benjamin-Dobell/nvidia-update

Oh Wow! I first tried updating with https://github.com/Benjamin-Dobell/nvidia-update and it didn't work, but then I tried with this version: https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/324195-nvidia-web-driver-updates-for-macos-high-sierra-update-nov-13-2020/ and it worked!

Definitely look into clover

You need to try and learn it ....clover is a bit eazy then OC https://github.com/CloverHackyColor/CloverBootloader/wiki/Configuration

I did manage to get Clover to boot, turns out it was a graphics card issue (Clover does not boot on ProLiant DL 560 Gen 8) so I threw an old HD 3470 I had laying around in it and I can now access Clover. I gonna play with Clover a little and see if I can get it to do what I want and if not, I grab the Slim ODD to SATA adapter you mentioned. Just need to find the cables to connect it.

In your case you may wish to research using a tool such as Clover Bootloader, which would allow you to install Proxmox to NVMe drives and then put Clover on an internal or external USB thumb drive. The boot process would start from Clover on USB before linking your NVMe installation and continuing from there.

Clover bootloader https://github.com/CloverHackyColor/CloverBootloader

You can use Clover to emulate UEFI on legacy BIOS computers.

Are there any other bootloaders I should be considering? My understanding was that LILO and BURG have essentially been abandoned so even if I were willing to rely on an abandoned project for something as important as the bootloader (I'm not btw) then it probably would not work with LUKS/Btrfs. While doing my initial research, I did come across Clover but I know even less about that than I do about Systemdboot and Refined. My initial impressions is that it seems very customizable theming-wise but it feels like maybe not too many people use it / I'd have a hard time finding help and that's IF it even supports LUKS/Btrfs.

You Clover outdated af (2017). Update to 5123.1, which is the last one with the old memory fixes: https://github.com/CloverHackyColor/CloverBootloader/releases/tag/5123.1