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CorpNewt's guides are quite straight forward:

The guide:

https://usb-map.gitbook.io/project/

The tool:

https://github.com/corpnewt/USBMap

If you're having issues, feel free to ask them on the r/hackintosh paradise discord: 

https://discord.gg/u8V7N5C

26 minutes ago, Tony Arnold said:

I know that this isn't the right way to run long term - I've just never gotten around to dropping my unused ports. All of the guides I've found are a freaking mess, and very specific to the motherboard of the person writing them.

have you taken a look at KGP's Guide?

 

Take a look at section E.4

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On 8/15/2019 at 7:03 AM, dracoflar said:

CorpNewt's guides are quite straight forward:

The guide:

https://usb-map.gitbook.io/project/

The tool:

https://github.com/corpnewt/USBMap

If you're having issues, feel free to ask them on the r/hackintosh paradise discord: 

https://discord.gg/u8V7N5C

 

Hi,

I followed these guides to create my SSDTs for my USB ports. Cannot really confirm if all is working properly coz I do not have USB3.0 devices.

I have some doubts though. From the vanilla install guide, it was recommended to add the SSDT-EC-USBX.aml. Does this have any conflicts with the newly generated SSDT-UIAC and SSDT-USBX?

So in my EFI, I now have the following under their respective directories.

  • USBInjectAll.kext
  • SSDT-EC-USBX.aml
  • SSDT-UIAC.aml
  • SSDT-USBX.aml

When running the USBMap script again, I can only now see the ports that I selected so I think the SSDTs are working. Cannot confirm fully though coz I don't have USB3.0 devices.

But with Hackintool, it doesn't recognize the USB mappings. It still shows the default H01-H15. I have used Hackintool with Clover before and it does show the mapped Ports if done correctly. Now I am not sure if the SSDTs are really working or no.

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