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  1. Hi It's difficult for users to help without knowing your configuration. So can you upload too your OC config.plist. Please.
    3 points
  2. And now it is me that solved my sleep problem, exchanging the Bluetooth/Wifi combo, with the Fenvi T - 919, again, and voilá sleep works perfectly, wake with the mouse and more importantly don't crashes and I haven't to force shutdown and reboot...
    2 points
  3. Try this new version, 0.7.6. It also supports iMac20,1 & iMac20,2. USBInjectAll.kext.zip
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  4. Unrelated, but for anyone else still running Clover, the newest version (r5122) runs perfectly fine when combined with the newest kexts (I've updated all of them), and the supplemental Apple update. No problems so far that I can tell. Several of the kexts have new versions as of this week, so if you haven't updated them recently, you may want to check them out.
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  5. DSDT.aml.zip remove ssdts use only dsdt check RebaseRegions in acpi tab
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  6. Thank you for you intrest in helping me @eSaFbut i was able to fix it after adding one key into the config plist which was missing due to recent update of the config plist in 0.6.1 which was SecureBootModel and setting value to false allowed me to boot. Anyway thanks for your effort!
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  7. Thanks go! You are a pioneer for our machine Hopefully, it's just a matter of a new patch being developed. Exciting news nonetheless.
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  8. Ah yes this is the method I had to adopt to enable BS disk to show up in the startup Disk pane. It is not absolutely crucial for me, it's just annoying to see that flickering, if I want a default Startup Disk I do it at the boot menu (Control+Enter) which is more permanent on every boot until you clean or reset the NVRAM. I don't know if this flickering bug is just affecting Hacks or if we will see an improvement in the coming Betas before the GM or final release but here's to hoping.
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  9. Maybe a lot easier for someone to help if you post your machine specs and EFI Folder, remove your personal data from config.plist before posting.
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  10. Clover entry can be absent with legacy boot so with virtual machine as it designed only for UEFI boot.
    1 point
  11. Please share your efi folder I also have notebook 2570p I have
    1 point
  12. Thanks @Slice Compile without error but... Always same issue : 33:504 0:033 OSInfo:OSName called 33:525 0:021 OSInfo:OSVendor called debug.log
    1 point
  13. I've just upgraded to macOS Big Sur. Even though it's quite unstable at the moment (it rebooted twice in 3 hours), it does look promising, everything is working as it was in Catalina, no extra settings needed. I'm running the latest OpenCore for this and I haven't tested it with Clover, and since this is a bit off-topic, I'm not going to extend much this comment at the moment. The only trick I've done was to force the display to run at 48Hz as noted by xxxzc (I've tested and it didn't work without it). It was done using the normal MacOS software upgrade process, but it took a while and several restarts. Edit 1: Part of the reason it was so unstable was because the firewall I was using (Lulu) isn't compatible with Big Sur yet. I've removed it and the system seems to be more stable now. Edit 2: At this moment I think the issue is with my PM951 NVMe, Big Sur doesn't seem to like it - All the KPs I experienced are related to it: panic(cpu 2 caller 0xffffff800bb42d36): nvme: "Fatal error occurred. CSTS=0x1 US[1]=0x0 US[0]=0x2bf VID=0x144d DID=0xa802 . FW Revision=BXV77D0Q\n"@/AppleInternal/BuildRoot/Library/Caches/com.apple.xbs/Sources/IONVMeFamily/IONVMeFamily-557.40.7/Common/IONVMeController.cpp:5454
    1 point
  14. So, I was digging through my ACPI Tables, I found out that there's a separate VBIOS (I'm really not sure if it is the VBIOS, it was named as VFCT) and also that the DSDT has the none of the commonly used ACPI Paths for GPU (i.e., GFX0, AGP1, VID etc), instead has GP17. External (_SB_.PCI0.GP17.VGA_, DeviceObj) And this path points to my Graphics driver on my Windows. Also looking through the ACPI, I found out that there were several SSDTs apart from the main DSDT (Which on decompiling threw warnings, but after linking all the SSDTs together it decompiled without warnings). I'm gonna need some help regarding this "DSDT" patching, because I'm really new to this ACPI patching. Oh and yeah I have Catalina Booting with WiFi (Thanks to itlwm by @zxystd), keyboard works, just no GPU acceleration with 7mb vram.
    1 point
  15. I don't have Catalina anymore, only Windows 10 & Big Sur on seperate NVME
    1 point
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