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  1. I just removed a couple of garbage posts - Please stop pollute the topic, if you want to help, then just do it with kindness or just leave pls. BR fantomas
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  2. Don't know, I'm not the men who upload this release. I'll take a look as soon I'll install Sierra or High Sierra.
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  3. DSDT.aml.zip change EC0 to EC 4543305f 45435f5f change GFX0 to IGPU 47465830 49475055 change HDAS to HDEF 48444153 48444546 change HECI to IMEI 48454349 494d4549 change SAT0 to SATA 53415430 53415441
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  4. It is freezing because you have a Polaris Card. Try shikigva=32 shiki-id=Mac-7BA5B2D9E42DDD94 This will get you AppleTV but not Netflix nor Amazon on Safari (but it won't crash) I did read it. First time I entered the URL it said the "Page reloaded due to a problem" and then it kept doing this a couple of times then threw the screen I uploaded. The same occurs with Amazon Prime.
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  5. @WizeMan Can you share your EFI I will compare with mine? When I use shikigva=80 on my system Safari and system freezing.
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  6. This should be fixed in master (untested). You may look at kernel log with DEBUG build to check if APST is re-enabled at wake. Some documentation has been added to the public repo. If things go well, the kext is to be released together with Lilu soon.
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  7. I m using this card : ABWB 802,11 AC WI-FI + Bluetooth 4.0 PCI-Express (PCI-E) BCM94360CS2 , available on Amazon and eBay. internally connected via USB2, HS11 port on pro mainboard
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  8. sounds promising to get a "final" version. Fixing the USBPorts.kext is what I wrote initially, . Use Hackintool to generate running 19,1 and the plist would be correct. In summary : the EFI's always should be seen as a template, everyone's config is different and must be optimized. BT: i am using the BCM PCIe card without need using any fix.
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  9. I try ASAP and report Works fine, I can boot from macOS Catalina These is something wrong with USBPorts.kext: no keyboard, no mouse at login screen. I use a combo Logitech connected via a USB receiver (from rear USB2 Hub). HS11 or/and HS13, I don't remember. SOLVED: Rename iMacPro1,1--->iMac19,1 in USBPorts Info.plist. EDIT: I use a TP-Link Archer T9UH v2 for WIFI. The two kexts works well in CLOVER kexts folder. Yesterday, I add it in OC config.plist and Kexts folder: macOS stuck at Apple Logo without progress bar. Your OpenCore Fork EFI folder works fine without them.
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  10. @Matgen84 , would you mind and redownload this EFI and just replace the SN,MLB,UUID and your DSDT for RX5xx. I replaced the USBPorts.kext from the older version so if it work, it should now work as well. i myself do not have a master board so i'm unable to verify anything. But i like to have the EFI's ready when @AudioGod returns next weekend ;-) Thank you for your testing again OpenCore-Fork-19,1-Aorus-Z390-Master-Navi-Vega.zip
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  11. If you get USB 3.0 speed on USB 3.0 ports then what system profiler doesn't matter so it's gonna be cosmetics, however you can fix it by editing the SSDT-UIAC.aml.
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  12. Since commit 3d4217bf there is now support for host-driven power management to transition between operational power states. It works by having IOKit notify us about (lack of) controller activity within certain time intervals. This should integrate transparently with PCI link power management and APST. I'm not entirely sure which timer interval is useful; you may experiment with it here https://github.com/acidanthera/NVMeFix/blob/master/NVMeFix/nvme_pm.cpp#L109 (in seconds). This is still not as advanced as power management for Apple controllers: they implement Quality of Service, where clients indicate the expected workloads and operation priorities, and power state is selected accordingly. You may check the supported power states yourself by using smartmontools. For example, for my controller, it reports the following states: Supported Power States St Op Max Active Idle RL RT WL WT Ent_Lat Ex_Lat 0 + 9.00W - - 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 + 4.60W - - 1 1 1 1 0 0 2 + 3.80W - - 2 2 2 2 0 0 3 - 0.0450W - - 3 3 3 3 2000 2000 4 - 0.0040W - - 4 4 4 4 6000 8000 NVMeFix then uses the first three states for host-driven power management, and latter, non-operational states, are used for APST. IOPower:/IOPowerConnection/IOPMrootDomain/IOPowerConnection/NVMePMProxy IOPowerManagement dictionary will report four power states possible: state 0 corresponds to power off state and should not be reachable; state 1 corresponds to state 2 in the above report etc.
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  13. For some reason Xcode doesn't expand that variable. I hardcoded it for now, but I think OSKext just substitutes the bundle id for it anyway so it shouldn't matter
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  14. I can't conclude that based on this log. The "couldn't alloc class" error is supposed to be there. You need to check if there's "apst" property for your NVM controller in ioreg
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  15. @justin It doesn't matter, latest WEG nightly and next release will hotpatch HEVC support back.
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  16. According to RehabMan usb 3.0 renesas cannot be fixed for hackintosh, though I find it odd, & encouraging that hackintool registers the ports speeds as 5 GB/s. I am now researching how to modify the DSDT to get USB 3.0 to appear in Apple System Profiler as per these links: https://www.travelertechie.com/2019/02/create-ssdt-to-fix-usb-rehabmans-way.html Why InsanelyMac does not support tonymacx86 but I am not in a hurry, am pausing as I have health issues to deal with
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