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telepati
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6 hours ago, Sherlocks said:

thanks. i didn't notice it.

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Does Clover affect the processor type under the About This Mac? If it is, that's why all 9900K users seeing own processor type as an i7 then.

Sherlocks
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Does Clover affect the processor type under the About This Mac? If it is, that's why all 9900K users seeing own processor type as an i7 then.
not at all. it'not affect the about this mac.
it is just record for check of smbios model

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Slice
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21 hours ago, Sherlocks said:

@Slice

long time no see.

can we consider smcverision 1/2/3? smcversion3 doesn't have REV/EPCI/RBR. 

FakeSMC force inject REV value right? can we just control datahub part to not relate FakeSMC rev?

Hi,

May be you are right but older computers need REV. Can you propose a way to distinct when used or not?

I just can propose that injecting redundant value does not influence at all.

 

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Sherlocks
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1 hour ago, Slice said:

Hi,

May be you are right but older computers need REV. Can you propose a way to distinct when used or not?

I just can propose that injecting redundant value does not influence at all.

 

 

here is smc version 3

 

no key list 
MacBookPro15,1 : REV rBR EPCI
MacBookPro15,2 : REV rBR EPCI
MacBookAir8,1  : REV rBR EPCI
Macmini8,1     : REV rBR EPCI
iMacPro1,1     : REV rBR EPCI

2 hours ago, telepati said:

 

Does Clover affect the processor type under the About This Mac? If it is, that's why all 9900K users seeing own processor type as an i7 then.

 

try this cputype "0x1009"

Matgen84
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1 hour ago, telepati said:

 

Thank you. But correct value is 0x1005. This is from real iMac 19,1.

 

Hi

Where I can find cputype for core i7 9700k? What smbios is recommanded: Imac19,1! Thanks

 

I've to build a new hackintosh next week (Asus Prime z390-A, Core i7 9700K, MSI Radeon RX580)

arsradu
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52 minutes ago, Matgen84 said:

 

Hi

Where I can find cputype for core i7 9700k? What smbios is recommanded: Imac19,1! Thanks

 

I've to build a new hackintosh next week (Asus Prime z390-A, Core i7 9700K, MSI Radeon RX580)

 

Since it's an i7, I'm guessing (and this is just me guessing, based on what I read online so far): 0x0705 (?)

 

Also, I think maybe iMac19,2 might be closer...? The iMac19,2 seems to be an i7 8700k. iMac19,1 seems to be an i9. So..since this is an i7, I'm guessing iMac19,2 might be closer.

 

However, Clover is already pretty good at getting the correct value for your CPU, so you might not need to enter anything there. And it's only cosmetic anyway.

 

 

telepati
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5 hours ago, Slice said:

I looked to dumps of real iMac19,1 and found cpu type = 0x0709

 

This also dumps from real iMac19,1. You probably know better than me :wink_anim:

 

ioreg.png.a84d620305fcc28cbd5f2d57bd6ca914.png

 

Credits; DexterOX

 

6 hours ago, Matgen84 said:

 

Hi

Where I can find cputype for core i7 9700k? What smbios is recommanded: Imac19,1! Thanks

 

I've to build a new hackintosh next week (Asus Prime z390-A, Core i7 9700K, MSI Radeon RX580)

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I think i7 9700K will be recognized by automatically in 10.14.5.

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Slice
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5 hours ago, telepati said:

 

This also dumps from real iMac19,1. You probably know better than me :wink_anim:

 

 

 

Credits; DexterOX

 

 

I think i7 9700K will be recognized by automatically in 10.14.5.

We should tell about CPU not MacModel.

I saw iMac19,1 with i7-8700.

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Matgen84
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6 hours ago, telepati said:

 

This also dumps from real iMac19,1. You probably know better than me :wink_anim:

 

ioreg.png.a84d620305fcc28cbd5f2d57bd6ca914.png

 

Credits; DexterOX

 

 

I think i7 9700K will be recognized by automatically in 10.14.5.

 

Thanks.

 

As @Slice, I saw Imac19,2 with i7-8700 in everyman.com site. But there is also IMac19,1 for i5-9600K. So what SMBIOS is good for i7-9700K in config.plist?

https://everymac.com/systems/apple/imac/specs/imac-core-i7-3.2-21-inch-aluminum-retina-4k-early-2019-specs.html

  

Everymac.com:

"The iMac "Core i9" 3.6 27-Inch Aluminum (Retina 5K, 2019/Coffee Lake) technically is a "configure-to-order" configuration of the iMac "Core i5" 3.1 27-Inch (5K, 2019) or iMac "Core i5" 3.7 27-Inch (5K, 2019)"

 

joevt
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On 5/11/2019 at 7:45 AM, apianti said:

Siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigggggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...................... You missed my point, it is not reading the EFI entries. It is reading the BCD from the registry, which was populated with firmware entries by bootmgfw.efi on boot. If I go into the registry and look at the BCD I have firmware entries there, yet none of them are displayed in bcdedit /enum all. Also as I said it can create one entry {bootmgr}, I'm pretty sure what you describe in the other topic is a bug (just like the enumeration one I am saying there is) not to mention that yes it includes the option data which can cause undefined behavior in whatever you created when launched... If it was able to create actual entries then you would be able to add an entry that is simply a firmware application, you cannot do this. The only way to edit EFI entries is to use the windows API. Windows applications and drivers can't even read or write nvram variables without a special certificate from microsoft (that you must request and provide reasons why you need to use nvram), and additionally being signed, having two special attributes, being run as an administrator or the system and that user has to have a special privilege. What you have described is actually an easy way for a rootkit to be installed, which completely defeats the purpose of all their restrictions on nvram access.

I use EasyBCD to edit/add/reorder Windows boot entries and EasyEFI to edit/add/reorder NVRAM boot entries. I try not to mess with the windows boot entry because either the firmware or Windows wants it to exist a certain way but I can change the order of the entries at least.

 

blackosx
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22 hours ago, Funky frank said:

 

Which software is this?

That image is from DarwinDumper.

 

And to answer Badruzeus' question, DarwinDumper adds the name of the Loader to the dump by identifying known bytes in the MBR. If you see Unknown then that just simply means the code is not known by DarwinDumper rather than there being anything necessarily wrong with your MBR. 

 

DarwinDumper is old now and mostly out of date, better to see newer program's like headkaze's Hackintool and the Acidanthera repo for newer code for various tools

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arsradu
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11 minutes ago, blackosx said:

That image is from DarwinDumper.

 

Which is also your "baby". :)

 

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DarwinDumper is old now and mostly out of date

 

It's also one of the best tools I've ever used. You should be proud of it. :) 

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Sherlocks
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smc v3.

i have to remove rev and commented rev key in datahub.

fakesmc write rev key and clover overwrite rev key from platformdata.

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we need to think idea.. i think if we can control with non-touched fakesmc, will be better

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Sherlocks
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REV key is model specific. As we can change model in Clover then Clover should set the key and override previous defined key.

yes. can clover remove previous defined rev key if i use mbp15,1?

we just disable rev in datahub, still alive rev. because fakesmc write rev 1.33f?.

so we override disable key or remove 1.33f?

 

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Slice
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17 hours ago, Sherlocks said:

yes. can clover remove previous defined rev key if i use mbp15,1?

we just disable rev in datahub, still alive rev. because fakesmc write rev 1.33f?.

so we override disable key or remove 1.33f?

 

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We should erase the key from FakeSMC. Let it be always from Clover present or not to be depend on Model.

 

14 hours ago, telepati said:

On clover boot screen I am pressing F4 and boot screen freezes. I can't make a boot, I must force reset from the case. I am using v4934. Does anybody know why this happening?  

 

 

Looks like your ACPI has some difficulties for Clover. Provide, please, debug.log to see the moment of the stop.

 

11 minutes ago, Matgen84 said:

Hi

 

I can't restart or shutdown on my new Hack (Asus Prime Z390-A, i7 9700K) with Clover r4937. Does anybody know why?

 

Sorry if this issue is Off-Topic

It is surely on-topic.

There was several changes in Clover concerning CoffeeLake CPU. You should search what is the key.

First I will propose to set manually

CPU->Type = 0x0705

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arsradu
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14 hours ago, telepati said:

On clover boot screen I am pressing F4 and boot screen freezes. I can't make a boot, I must force reset from the case. I am using v4934. Does anybody know why this happening?

Running 4934 here. Aaand..no issues getting the ACPI tables on my side. So, as Slice mentioned, it's most likely something specific for your case. :)

 

Just wanted to share my own results, so you don't think it's a general issue with this version. Cause it doesn't look like it.

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Matgen84
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1 hour ago, Slice said:

We should erase the key from FakeSMC. Let it be always from Clover present or not to be depend on Model.

 

Looks like your ACPI has some difficulties for Clover. Provide, please, debug.log to see the moment of the stop.

 

It is surely on-topic.

There was several changes in Clover concerning CoffeeLake CPU. You should search what is the key.

First I will propose to set manually

CPU->Type = 0x0705

 

Thanks @Slice

 

Where should I set CPU>Type in config.plist

 

PS: I remove kexts one by one, and now I can reboot or shutdown correctly. If issue remains again, I post debug.log

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