Rampage Dev
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Here is my SSDT for my C2Q. Basically ported code from real Macs for the USB. Also PCI, yes PCI, wifi card edit. SSDT.aml.zip -
Yea, really out there. lol. Ran 10.4.x on it way back with a P4 installed. I love the old systems. Other people, not so much. On my Install DMG for Legacy I have my 10.11.5 Clover Config list on there so if you follow the Legacy Section in the Guide you can install 10.11.5 with it.
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I'm not the only crazy guy left! Glad to know that someone else is keeping there old LGA 775 Boards running Mac OS X.
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Stuck at reboot loop with nvidia web driver
Rampage Dev replied to DonDonnelly's topic in OSx86 10.12 (Sierra)
It is well documented, at least for Nvidia compute junkies, that Mac OS X only supports 2 Nvidia GPUS per system. Chances are if you were to say remove 3/4 GPUs it should work and then re-introduce the second it should continue to work. Also please post your Clover EFI folder so we can verify that there is no additional setting(s) that is holding you back. -
Sierra AMD HD 6970 Glitches icons, no acceleration
Rampage Dev replied to Sougotsu's topic in OSx86 10.12 (Sierra)
This GPU is well documented as un-supported. You will need to buy a supported GPU to have a function system. Good luck and have fun. -
Well it only sees Two ports on the Card. Are you using a edited DSDT or a SSDT?
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Can you post a IOREG?
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Can you post a DSDT Extract from the said system? And a IOREG? Thank you in advance!
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Several people are having issues. Apple made changes to NVRAM in 10.12.4 which may be causing issues with the latest Drivers.
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Haswell DMG has everything that you will need: http://www.rampagedev.com/downloads/x99-dmg-2/
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Can you post a IOREG and a ACPI Dump. Thank you.
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Here is a updated link: Link
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Here: http://www.rampagedev.com/?page_id=1020&page=6 I have a direct link to the drivers. Please take note that the last time the drivers for your USB Wifi was released for Mac OS X 10.6. So they may only be 32-bit drivers and not work past Mac OS X 10.7.5. Also the USB Profiler showing the device has nothing to do with being recognized. That's the device firmware handing over pure letters to the OS.
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Control Panel only writes to the NVRAM. If your board does not have working NVRAM it will not work without the flag. Under 10.12 there is a known issue. See Clover update from today talks about it.
