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Don't use apfs

AptioInputFix-64.efi is good anyway. It fix a problem with my keyboard after sleep (first key pressed remains pressed), and I can awake the PC by just moving the mouse, no otherwise. This is a good driver in any cases. IMHO all those drivers should remain where they are since the package already allow to deselect all them: if I'm not mistaken they allow an unencrypted fusion corestoage volume to be loaded as well? If true they are just essential, and w/o them... is just a custom configuration...

Version 1.3.7 Released - Shows Display Info for connected displays on connector ports (with display hot plug support), fixed iASL DSL Source hex output, connector drag-drop to change order

@KGP-iMacPro, amazing work you have here Today my Radeon RX Vega 64 has arrived, after I uninstalled Nvidia Webdriver then replaced my GTX1080Ti to RX Vega 64, and boom lol ...it works flawlessly, my dual monitor setup work out of the box, I don't do anything, just plug and play, not plug and Pray Thank you

I confirm it after moving to macOS Mojave on my main SSD of my HP ProBook 6570B The boot on an APFS SSD Trim enabler activate is much faster (twice as fast) having no FileVault Drivers Here are my UEFI drivers Note I use the last drivers apfs.efi from Mojave 10.14 (18A389) Clover compile in Mojave 10.14 (18A389) UDK2018, Xcode Version 10.0 (10A254a)

AppleHDA patching is probably one of the most complex and in depth processes one can choose to learn in the Hackingtosh world, I only understand a very small part of it namely setting the pin config data. Even with well written guides it's still very complex if your new to it, there are a few AppleHDA patching masters and guru's in this area and if you need more specific help I suggest sending a PM to one of them. The most complete guide i know of is the one written by EMlyDinEsH here :- https://osxlatitude.com/forums/topic/1946-complete-applehda-patching-guide/ Its old but still very valid as nothing has really changed in the process and although it's written as a AppleHDA patching guide everything in there is relevant to AppleALC, put rather simply AppleALC is basically a AppleHDA patching engine, with an internal database of patches, layout and platforms files for all the codecs that it supports. If you create a new layout then you simply need to add it to the relevant codec folder in the AppleALC source and add a few lines to the relevant info.plist which defines the new layout's id, platform and layout files to use. Some information on this is in the AppleALC wiki. If you just need to collect and set the pin config data then this guide by MacPeet may be a better option :- https://www.root86.com/blog/40/entry-51-guide-anleitung-patch-applehda/ (it's in German but if you use chrome it will automatically translate it for you) Cheers Jay

APFS has nothing to do with the speed

I switched to SMBIOS 6,1 switched off my IGPU and removed Lilu and Whatevergreen. Everything is now working perfectly no issues with preview.

HACKINTOOL The Swiss army knife of vanilla Hackintoshing WARNING! Hackintool is not an automated patching tool that does all the work for you. Knowledge is required on how to patch before using it. Please read the Intel Framebuffer patching using WhateverGreen guide before you download this tool! I also recommend you read Daliansky's Hackintool tutorial (a proper English translation would be welcome). Mojave, Lilu + WhateverGreen You cannot use the Clover's KextsToPatch for framebuffer patching in Mojave for Skylake and above Framebuffer Dumps There are a few ways to dump your framebuffer data (the second two require WhateverGreen + Lilu debug versions) to read in Hackintool: 1. Use the Framebuffer->macOS 10.13.6 / Framebuffer->macOS 10.14 menu to create patches without a framebuffer dump 2. Use the -igfxdump boot flag to dump IGPU framebuffer kext to /AppleIntelFramebuffer_X_Y (root of your boot drive) and then File->Open menu 3. Use the -igfxfbdump boot flag to dump native and patched framebuffer table to ioreg and then File->Import->IOReg Dump menu Features - Supports Sandy Bridge, Ivy Bridge, Haswell, Broadwell, Skylake, Kaby Lake, Coffee Lake, Cannon Lake and Ice Lake generations - Create All, Connectors or VRAM patches - Detect Changes for auto patch creation - Create Clover patches in hex, base64 or Devices/Properties formats - Displays native GPU and Model identifiers - Display and edit Memory Info such as Stolen, Framebuffer, VRAM, Cursor etc. - Roll over some items for additional info (Tooltips) - Reads "live" data directly from Framebuffer kexts (if available; see Mojave note below) - File->Open framebuffer file generated by WhateverGreen's -igfxdump boot flag - File->Export->Clover config.plist / File->Export->Framebuffer.txt file - Patch audio layout id - Add USB port limit patch - Plug and unplug USB2 / USB3 devices and set port connector types then generate a USBPorts.kext - Advanced patching options (DVMT pre-alloc 32 MB, VRAM 2048 MB, Disable eGPU, Enable HDMI20 (4K), DP -> HDMI, GfxYTile Fix, Reboot Fix, USB port Limit, Spoof Audio Device Id, FB Port Limit, Spoof Gfx Device Id) Release Notes Updates are on Github 2.8.6 - Fix crash in getEDIDData, fix Import KextsToPatch 2.8.5 - Add "Show Installed Only" option for installed kexts 2.8.4 - Improved framebuffer enumeration, updated codecs and pci.ids 2.8.3 - Improved version checking routine, updated Turkish translation 2.8.2 - Updated Clover download location / OpenCore download support, Chinese translation update 2.8.1 - Data file updates 2.8.0 - Fixed OpenCore KextsToPatch format. Removed DSDT Rename auto selection 2.7.9 - Source is now on Github here 2.7.8 - Fix pcidevices.dsl compile error 2.7.7 - pcidevices.dsl export will now compile. Fix for Device Path 2.7.6 - Custom Device Path generation code (big thanks to @jaymonkey for helping test). Updated Chinese translation 2.7.5 - PCI DevicePath fix 2.7.4 - Added EveryMac.com Serial Check 2.7.3 - Added Serial Number Generator (thanks to vit9696 / MacInfoPkg team) 2.7.2 - Added EDID injection to IGPU. Added DPCD Max Link Rate patching. Added tooltips for Advanced / LSPCON patch options. Updated pci.ids / AppleALC audio data 2.7.1 - Bug fixes. Updated pci.ids / AppleALC audio data 2.7.0 - Launch process output fix (big thanks to @jaymonkey for the help testing this). Prepends "Intel" for IGPU name for Intel Power Gadget (thanks again to @jaymonkey for discovering this). System Info now includes all graphics cards. iMessage Keys are now clearly labeled. Added new OpenCore logo. Updated pci.ids / AppleALC audio data 2.6.9 - Disable Gatekeeper tool fix 2.6.8 - Catalina fixes 2.6.7 - Added "HDMI Infinite Loop Fix". Added LSPCON patching. Fixes 2.6.6 - Added "Disable Gatekeeper and mount the disk in read/write mode" tool. Change GFX0 to IGPU selection no longer shows for dGPU 2.6.5 - Improved BT hardware detection (when installed) and will show if FW Loaded (if using BrcmPatchRAM) 2.6.4 - Fixes 2.6.3 - Added Atheros BT device detection 2.6.2 - Added Bluetooth to Info->Misc 2.6.1 - Fixed USB device speeds 2.6.0 - USB fixes for macOS Catalina. USB now shows device speeds. Much improved Log viewer. Installing kexts on macOS Catalina will prompt to disable Gatekeeper and mount the disk in read/write mode. Fixed Atheros install for macOS Catalina. Added NativeDisplayBrightness to kext install list. Updated translations for Korean / Chinese 2.5.9 - ACPI names must be 4 characters (thanks P1LGRIM) 2.5.8 - Now using pci.ids for Audio Controllers 2.5.7 - Removed kextcache -u / call for rebuild cache. Added more command output for tools 2.5.6 - Added column sorting to PCI table 2.5.5 - Added ASRock DeskMini 310 system config 2.5.4 - Will now output mounting errors 2.5.3 - Fixed EveryMac.com Visit link 2.5.2 - Added Host, OS, Kernel and RAM System Info 2.5.1 - Add support for 0x3EA50005 0x3EA60005 0x3E980003 frame id for CFL refresh 2.5.0 - Fixed stdout/stderr output capture for admin privilege shell commands (thanks jaymonkey) 2.4.9 - Fixes 2.4.8 - Fixes 2.4.7 - Fixes 2.4.6 - "Rebuild KextCache and Repair Permissions" moved to tools section now has progress bar 2.4.5 - Output added for "Rebuild KextCache and Repair Permissions" 2.4.4 - Chinese language updates. Compiler improvements 2.4.3 - Chinese language updates. USB configurator fixes 2.4.2 - Changed Framebuffer Info to Selected / Current Framebuffer Info for easier comparison 2.4.1 - Chinese language update 2.4.0 - Now includes iMessageDebug data (ElNono / mdmwii / flux84 / sugarface / pokenguyen). Export system info data. View model info (everymac.com). Check serial feature. Preliminary OpenCore support (thanks vit9696) 2.3.9 - ComboBox fix (thanks telepati) 2.3.8 - Bug fixes (thanks ReddestDream) 2.3.7 - Improved Clover EFI Mounting. Clover PCI export now uses SubClass for device_type 2.3.6 - Bug fixes. "Use Intel HDMI" option added (hda-gfx=onboard-x). Added "Non Scaled" resolution type 2.3.5 - Fixed bug in Device Path generator (gfxutil). Added "Generate Windows UTC Registry Files" tool 2.3.4 - Updated audio codecs, Export PCI list in Clover and dsl format, Now dumps all ACPI tables and decompiles to dsl 2.3.3 - Extract DSDT (phpdev32), Auto update PCIIDs (MuntashirAkon), Export PCI list in JSON format 2.3.2 - Monitor PCI hotplug 2.3.1 - UI Updates 2.3.1 - Right-click on a PCI device and select "Copy IOReg Path". Launch IORegistryExplorer and select Go->Go to Path... menu, paste in the path and click the "Go to Path" button. 2.2.8 - Added warning for HWP state logging (previous state can only be restored after a reboot) 2.2.7 - Added VDA Decoder status. Added DevicePath for PCI devices. Export PCI Devices list to desktop 2.2.6 - Improved Boot EFI detection. Set Boot EFI manually. AppleIntelInfo shows 30 second timer to log CStates. Restores HWP state after logging. Added Intel Regs warning. Calculator now shows reverse bytes 2.2.4 - Added AppleIntelInfo options (Enable HWP, Log: CStates, IGPU, IPG Style, Intel Regs, MSRs). Added AppleIntelInfo 20 second delay for CState capture. 2.2.2 - Added Info tab (Network Interfaces, Graphic Devices, Audio Devices and Storage Devices). Will highlight power settings green or red to indicate issues 2.2.1 - Fixes 2.2.0 - New PCI Devices, Network, Power and Tools tab 2.1.9 - Added Github kext downloading. The download version may be older than the source version. Also due to Github API rate limits it will store the latest download urls. Added Install kext(s) function. Added Rebuild KextCache and Repair Permissions function 2.1.8 - Uses kextstat to get the versions 2.1.7 - Now detects more kexts 2.1.6 - Can now download the current version numbers of Lilu + Plugins 2.0.8 - Patch->System Configs menu with various configurations you can try if your Coffee Lake system is being troublesome (CaseySJ) 2.0.4 - Apply Clover patches (KernelToPatch, KextToPatch, DSDT Renames). View, create and edit NVRAM variables (be careful!). View installed Lilu + Plugins, download and automatically compile the latest versions 1.9.6 - Disk display enhancements (icons / mount / unmount buttons) 1.9.2 - Fixes 1.9.1 - Added SSDT-UIAC.aml / SSDT-USBX.aml export support 1.9.0 - Fixed launch bug (thanks @Pavo) 1.8.7 - Added USB Power DSDT Renames 1.8.6 - Added DSDT Renames 1.8.5 - Fixes 1.8.4 - Auto update capability using Sparkle framework 1.8.3 - Improved Audio Device detection / selection, window can now be resized 1.8.2 - Added translations; French (Matgen84), German (al6042), Korean (zisqo), Russian / Ukrainian (ctich) 1.8.1 - Clover downloader (Kozlek / JrCs / slice), NVRAM boot-args edit, improved authorization, UI update 1.8.0 - Improved USB power export (corpnewt), other fixes, new icon 1.7.9 - Added USB power export, EFI partition mounting, calculator and log viewer 1.7.8 - Added resolution injection from one-key-hidpi script (xzhih) 1.7.7 - Added EDID patching support for AMD & nVidia 1.7.6 - EDID overrides can now export custom icons 1.7.5 - Improved USB guide, added print button 1.7.4 - Fixed defaults 1.7.3 - Updates 1.7.2 - Renamed app to Hackintool, added EDID injection support (Andy Vandijck) 1.7.1 - Dark mode fixes 1.7.0 - USB & Audio info added, shows possible spoof / kext requirements 1.6.9 - Updates 1.6.8 - Added framebuffer-camellia and framebuffer-flags patching support 1.6.7 - Added Macmini8,1 and MacBookAir8,1 definitions 1.6.6 - Data file updates 1.6.5 - Fixed USBInjectAll detection 1.6.4 - Audio layout id detection improvement 1.6.3 - Now shows Audio Controller 1.6.2 - USB fixes 1.6.1 - Improved Spoof Audio Device Id option 1.6.0 - Fixes 1.5.9 - Now shows USB Controllers 1.5.8 - Will store and restore USB ports between app sessions for use with new USBInjectAll.kext (0.7.0) to include boot flags for excluding groups of ports 1.5.7 - Now detects EHC and hub ports (thanks to RehabMan & SavageAUS). Multi-select USB Ports. Now detects if USBInjectAll is installed 1.5.4 - Fixed audio codec detection when user has multiple audio devices. Added "Reboot Fix" advanced patch (sets connector pipe values to 18) 1.5.3 - Improved Export->Clover config.plist and now makes a backup (config-backup.plist) 1.5.2 - Added Patch->AzulPatcher4600 1.5.1 - USBPorts port-count fix 1.5.0 - Fixes 1.4.9 - Added tab to show if Lilu, WhateverGreen and AppleALC are installed and version info 1.4.8 - Fixed framebuffer-cursormem output for iASL DSL Source patching 1.4.7 - Added support for new WEG -igfxfbdump boot flag using File->Import->IOReg Dump menu 1.4.6 - Fixes. Added Framebuffer->macOS 10.14 menu item. Added QE/CI and Metal support detection 1.4.5 - Added support for framebuffer-cursormem (Haswell) 1.4.4 - Added ability to inject valid device-id's 1.4.3 - Fixes 1.4.2 - Added Patch->Import KextsToPatch / Apply Current Patches menu. Renamed USBPower.kext -> USBPorts.kext 1.4.1 - Added TypeC USB ports 1.4.0 - Improved Intel Generation detection 1.3.9 - Now using AppleIntelFramebuffer@X index for connector association 1.3.8 - Fixed bug AppleIntelFramebuffer port-number should be connecter index + 4 or 0 for internal (RehabMan) 1.3.7 - Shows Display Info for connected displays on connector ports (with display hot plug support), fixed iASL DSL Source hex output, connector drag-drop to change order 1.3.6 - Fixes 1.3.5 - Will try HDAS if HDEF is not found 1.3.4 - Added AllData connector patch method (RehabMan). Will try GFX0 if IGPU is not found 1.3.3 - Fixes. Added more audio layout-id's (vandroiy2013) 1.3.2 - Fixes 1.3.1 - Fixes. Added new menu Framebuffer->Current Version / macOS 10.13.6 1.3.0 - Added audio patching, Clover config.plist exporting, USB patching, advanced auto patching 1.2.8 - Added iASL DSL Source patch output, display detected Intel gen and platform-id 1.2.7 - File->Export framebuffer text file 1.2.6 - Fix preallocated memory calculation formula (vit9696) 1.2.5 - Still outputs a config.plist/Devices/Properties patch when "Auto Detect Changes" is selected 1.2.4 - Fixes 1.2.3 - config.plist/Devices/Properties patch now outputs data format 1.2.2 - Fixes 1.2.1 - Updates and fixes 1.2.0 - Added support for Cannon Lake and Ice Lake 1.1.0 - Added MacBookPro15,1 and MacBookPro15,2 models 1.0.9 - Support for Mojave, Coffee Lake, WhateverGreen's -igfxdump boot flag and Clover's config.plist/Devices/Properties patch output 1.0.8 - Updates 1.0.7 - Fixed support for dark mode 1.0.6 - Better backwards compatibility 1.0.5 - Detects Chipset / Address on Startup, Edit Memory Values Easier 1.0.4 - Added GPU / Model Info 1.0.3 - Added Tooltips 1.0.2 - Added Memory tab 1.0.1 - Minor Fixes 1.0.0 - Initial Release Credits - vit9696 for WhateverGreen (full credits), Lilu (full credits), AppleALC (full credits), USBPorts.kext and additional help - vit9696 for IntelFramebuffer.bt with additional work by bcc9, Piker-Alpha and joevt - DalianSky for Intel Core Platform ID and SMBIOS Quick Reference - vandroiy2013 for audio id data from AppleALC - RehabMan for all data patching method, ioreg framebuffer dump and other contributions Download Download Hackintool

I didn't updated Clover for a while and, after update, I had the same issue... Make sure to use AptioMemoryFix-64.efi and remove slide=0 bootarg... This fixed the issue, at least for me...

Version 1.3.8 Released - Fixed bug AppleIntelFramebuffer port-number should be connecter index + 4 or 0 for internal (RehabMan)

edit: which doesn't seem to let me edit the above post... never mind... I changed the test file size to 4gb. thermal issues better now

I get pretty well exactly the same as pavo on my 960 evo. It's on apfs and uses apfsdriverloader-64.efi and no ssdt, no config.plist settings or bios settings. write does start off at nearly 2000 but slows to 1500 - thermal issues. pavo doubtless has his nvme in a better spot for cooling

te lo ha spiegato, le sconsiglia usate perché è molto probabile che peschi una scheda video supersfruttata dismessa dai minatori di criptovaluta... meglio comprarsi una RX560 4Gb che si trova dai 130/170€ nuova

This version is currently working with Mojave and Optiplex780 ... (Clover / kexts / other) (layoutID 11 or 13) AppleALC_Lilu.zip only with rollback AppleHDA10.13.3: (Install with KextUtility2.6.6 or EasyKextPro) AppleHDA.kext.zip

Or -cdfon, or "enable-hdmi20". "enable-hdmi20" it not framebuffer patch. "framebuffer-patch-enable" is not required.

cd ~/Desktop system_profiler -xml > sysprof.spx Generates a file on your desktop. Attach it. I don't see AppleALC.ket in EFI/CLOVER/kexts/Other ... No, i'm stating that you actually have an ig-platform-id for HD 4000. Open config.plist with Clover Configurator, go to Graphics and insert an appropriate ig-platform-id ( i7 8750H is a Coffee Lake CPU, non an Ivy Bridge CPU). Apply also EC0 -> EC rename in config.plist (ACPI section).

hello @vandroiy2012 I have a new codec. ALC662 - LayoutID 15 (0F) for Acer Aspire A7600U All in One can you please added the new codec? Resources.zip many thanks

That's how you do it. Good job. Glad you managed to fix it.

Hello @lastaioros. Welcome to InsanelyMac. Hello @PandaStirling. Enjoy your stay here

Instructions are included with latest release, https://github.com/Shaneee92/AMD-High-Sierra-XNU/releases

Optimus technology is not accessible in macOS whatever you do.

thank you for clear. i removed these files. and disappeared key delay in GUI.

a new release of FakeSMC by RehabMan is out

Yes, but FakeSMC works independent on all. VirtualSMC depends on Lilu version and on succees of kernel patching.

oh, I think I found a great forum.thanks.

Topic view. On home page for now Ok.

@Zenith432 Hi, tell me, are there any plans to find out why a dual monitor (dvi + hdmi, dp + hdmi, another) does not work on intel hd630 ?

Here are the v20. (only for macOS High Sierra). It's a patched version so please don't use it with KextsToPatch because it might not work... For AR9485 & AR9565, Tx Rate is still limited to 11Mbps maximum...

Okay. so back to trying to solve the No Video after wake from sleep problem. One card is working with a 790 Sierra Install, the other install was Yosemite on an Optiplex 780 that never had El Capitan on it. These Video cards were bought a little over a year apart, but this is basically what I have. Sapphire Radeon HD5450, 1GB, DDR3. Okay, so after going nuts trying different DSDT's and settings in Clover, I wondered, could the cards not be 100% identical? So I took the Video Card from the 780 that had no video after wake from sleep in Sierra, and swapped it with the card in the 790 that had video after waking from sleep. Booted up the 790, put the computer into sleep, then woke it up and.... No Video! Okay, tried it a couple more times, and after waking from sleep, no video. So the cards are different! Okay, so what is the difference? I switched over to my Windows 10 partition, and used Gpuz to take a look at the cards. Here is the card that has video when waking from sleep: Shut down, swap cards, reboot. Here is the card that does not have video when waking from sleep: Notice any difference? The bios version is different! Hmmm, could it be that simple? Okay, so I used ATI Winflash, and pulled off a copy of the bios from the working card. Then swapped cards, rebooted into Windows 10, saved a copy of the bios from the card that didn't have video after waking from sleep, and now flashed it with the bios from the card that was working. Okay, now I rebooted into my Sierra partition on my Optiplex 790. Put the computer in sleep mode. Okay, could it really be this easy? I tapped the space bar on the computer, it started to wake up, and after a few seconds....... Boom, Video! Okay, now take that same card and put it in my 780 with the fresh Sierra install, loaded the DSDT from Post #1. Booted the computer up, put it to sleep, tapped on the keyboard, and wallah! Video!!! Bios that works: Wakes From Sleep.zip

Hi all, is possible up star-icon ?