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Enable iGPU? #17
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Hi @SolarJuice, |
Thanks for the answer. Is this a firmware update that cannot roll back? Does downgrading to Mojave work? |
I don't think that the downgrade process will downgrade the version of EFI itself, but I haven't tested it - so if you want, you can try it ;) |
Hi @SolarJuice @mikeeq I'm having exactly the same issue. Is there a way to workaround this?. |
See this post for a solution: https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/166876/macbook-pro-how-to-disable-discrete-gpu-permanently-from-efi TL;dr: Execute this command to set efivars manually in macOS single user mode: Works for me (Macbook Pro 15', 2019) |
@encombhat Thanks! I'll try it out. btw is this permanant or revertable? |
Well, it should be persistent across reboots, but you can always reset the NVRAM manually. |
cool, thanks~ |
Please check this wiki page: https://wiki.t2linux.org/guides/hybrid-graphics/ |
Hello,
I tried using rEFInd / 0xbb's apple_set_os.efi to spoof the os version, and tried 0xbb's gpu-switch to swtich graphics. But it seems that his gpu-switch script doesn't work for this distro / mbp15,1.
0xbb/gpu-switch#51
I've put an issue under his script's page, but I think it is also a good idea to ask it here as it may be a distro compatibility issue - "Couldn't mount 'efivarfs' " (see the above issue)
Above all, any workaround to enable iGPU screen rendering? because I need to run KVM virtual machine and passthrough the dGPU to a VM. Many thanks!
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