AudioGod's Aorus Z390 Pro Patched DSDT Mini Guide and Discussion

[Olas]

 

3 minutes ago, AudioGod said:

Seriously @Olas have you ever generated your own set of details for Catalina so you have a serial number a uuid and a MLB and placed then into OpenCore?

this is very important.

No I have never I am new to Hackintosh

[AudioGod]

5 minutes ago, Olas said:

 

No I have never I am new to Hackintosh

What GPU do you use?

 

@Olas Im creating details for you and correcting you config.plist now. won't be long

Edited April 10, 2020 by AudioGod

[Olas]

7 minutes ago, AudioGod said:

What GPU do you use?

 

My PC :
MB : Gigabyte Aorus Z390 Pro WiFi (F12c) | CPU : i9-9900K (@3.60 GHz) | GPU : ASUS Dual - OC - RX 580 8GB |  RAM : Kingston HyperX RGB (64 GB) | SSD : Samsung SSD 970 Pro (1TB)  | Thunderbolt 3 : GC-Titan Ridge |  OS : OSX 10.15.4 & Windows 10 Pro

 

[AudioGod]

@Olas copy this EFI onto the EFI Partition replacing the old one when asked and restart.

don't change anything or add anything just use the EFI within the folder im sending you and all of its contents.

I have generated new details for you so you now have a proper serial number, uuid and mlb so from now on use them in future.

 

 

Edited April 11, 2020 by AudioGod

[Praetorianus]

1 hour ago, AudioGod said:

@Praetorianus Same deal for you too fella, don’t try and use your own config.plist for OpenCore and instead use my one that’s included with my EfI but if however your using your own EFI made yourself then use the same booter quirks as I posted a post ago but if using real OpenCore do not add the EnableForAll entry as this is strictly for NDKs version only.

 

 

Either use my config.list that’s included inside my NDK EFI and just add your details to it or send me your config.plist and I will edit it for you.

 

@Olas thinking about it you must start again and download my NDK EFI and use everything that’s inside it including the plist and go into it and just add your serial number, uuid, mlb and Rom (mac address)

the config.plist for OpenCore and for NDK OpenCore are very different and so is the ACPI and files within it.

Dear AudioGod,

 

I'm using your pure opencore config.plist. I just added the serial number, UUID and etc. I chose to put the NDK boot picker and did it as follows. I downloaded the NdkBootPicker.efi and placed it in the folder Drivres. Then in your config.plist I removed the # in drivers section from his entry. Finally, I added the "External" argument in PickerMode in Boot -> Misc section. However, I confess that I had not tested the windows boot with its pure opencore without using ndk as a bootpicker, but I believe it would have no relation to that, since ndkpickerboot is only functioning as an improved boot interface for pure opencore. But as I am a beginner, I may be mistaken ...

 

config.plist

Edited April 10, 2020 by Praetorianus

[Olas]

4 minutes ago, AudioGod said:

@Olas copy this EFI onto the EFI Partition replacing the old one when asked and restart.

don't change anything or add anything just use the EFI within the folder im sending you and all of its contents.

I have generated new details for you so you now have a proper serial number, uuid and mlb so from now on use them in future.

 

Olas.zip

I love you my brother AudioGod 

Thank you very much for help me

all the best

[AudioGod]

7 minutes ago, Praetorianus said:

Dear AudioGod,

 

I'm using your pure opencore config.plist. I just added the serial number, UUID and etc. I chose to put the NDK boot picker and did it as follows. I downloaded theconfig.plist file NdkBootPicker.efi and placed it in the folder Drivres. Then in your config.plist I removed the # in drivers section from his entry. Finally, I added the "External" argument in PickerMode in Boot -> Misc section. However, I confess that I had not tested the windows boot with its pure opencore without using ndk as a bootpicker, but I believe it would have no relation to that, since ndkpickerboot is only functioning as an improved boot interface for pure opencore. But as I am a beginner, I may be mistaken ...

 

The Config.plist for OpenCore and for NDK OpenCore are very different and use different settings and also my NDK OC uses a DSDT where as original OpenCore doesn't so the ACPI is totally different too.

 

Download my NDK OpenCore EFI again and this time use the entire EFI including the config.plist and just copy your details into it (SN, UUID and MLB) and it will work beautifully for you buddy.

 

3 minutes ago, Olas said:

I love you my brother AudioGod 

Thank you very much for help me

all the best

 

@Olas Is it working for you at long last?

Edited April 10, 2020 by AudioGod

[Olas]

13 minutes ago, AudioGod said:

@Olas copy this EFI onto the EFI Partition replacing the old one when asked and restart.

don't change anything or add anything just use the EFI within the folder im sending you and all of its contents.

I have generated new details for you so you now have a proper serial number, uuid and mlb so from now on use them in future.

 

Olas.zip

Could you please my dear brother, can you add the SSDT-Z390-RP21-SLOT4-TB3HP Titan ThunderBolt 3 file
 and know it in the config.plist Resend the olas file again after adding and thank you very much

SSDT-Z390-RP21-SLOT4-TB3HP.aml

[AudioGod]

10 hours ago, Olas said:

Could you please my dear brother, can you add the SSDT-Z390-RP21-SLOT4-TB3HP Titan ThunderBolt 3 file
 and know it in the config.plist Resend the olas file again after adding and thank you very much

SSDT-Z390-RP21-SLOT4-TB3HP.aml

 

@Olas

 

 

Edited April 11, 2020 by AudioGod

[AudioGod]

3 minutes ago, eSaF said:

 

Dare I say the next thing you'll be asking - Can you come and switch it on for me? -   

 

ITS GETTING TO THAT POINT BRAH, Tea Cakes and Dinner and Clean my shoes while your at it {censored}!!!! 

 

Right I think my work is done here for now, its nearly time for some AEW and LeChampion hahahahahhahaha (I Love It)

Edited April 10, 2020 by AudioGod

[dsynos80]

Simply Loveleh...

[AudioGod]

The next big post I put up in a moment is not meant to offend and aimed purely at the noobs of this thread so nobody think im turning moody ok? lol

[Olas]

9 minutes ago, AudioGod said:

 

@Olas

 

Olas.zip

All thanks, gratitude and appreciation to you Mr. AudioGod

[AudioGod]

ANYBODY PLAYING AROUND WITH MY EFIs AND JUMPING FROM VERSION TO VERSION TRYING THEM OUT THEN PLEASE REMEMBER THAT NO 2 EFIs ARE THE SAME SO IF YOUR TRYING OPENCORE AND THEN CHANGE OVER TO MY NDK VERSION OF OPENCORE YOU MUST REPLACE THE ENTIRE FOLDER INCLUDING THE CONFIG.PLIST AND THE EFIs ENTIRE CONTENTS. 

 

THERE IS SIMPLY NO LAZY WAY AROUND THIS AS UNLIKE CLOVER OPENCORE AND NDK OPENCORE ARE UNDER DEVELOPMENT AND STILL IN THERE BETA PHASE. THIS MEANS THAT HOW THEY WORK AND HOW THEY ARE CONFIGURED IS ALWAYS CHANGING WITH EVERY VERSION THAT PASSES SO THIS MEANS THERE IS NO LAZY SOLUTION AND COPYING YOUR CONFIG.PLIST FROM OPENCORE TO NDK OPENCORE OR FROM A OLDER VERSION OF OPENCORE IS SIMPLY NOT AN OPTION.

 

I HOPE THIS CLEARS THINGS UP FOR ALL THEM PEOPLE OUT THERE WONDERING WHY NDK OPENCORE DOESN'T WORK FOR THEM OR WINDOWS WONT BOOT. 

 

IT'S YOUR OWN FAULT FOR BEING LAZY!!!!!!!!!!!!

[BALDY_MAN]

@AudioGod Thank you for your hard work building this extensive guide to open core boot loader. 

I will be using it in my new build. and it will be a bit learning curve. but its all part of building a hackintosh  people need to remember its a HACK. and not a easy fix  plug and play

we all have to learn how it works to fix it.

but over the years people seem to want to been spoon feed every thing which is a shame.

thanks again for your time and effort

[markpenn]

Is SSDT-PM.aml from AudioGod the same as SSDT-PMC.aml from OC official guide, but with different names ? 

They are two different sizes. I was just wondering what's the difference?

Thanks

 

 

Edited April 11, 2020 by markpenn

[AudioGod]

4 minutes ago, markpenn said:

Is SSDT-PM.aml from 1st page the same as SSDT-PMC.aml from OC guide, but with different names ? 

They have two different size. I was just wondering what's the difference?

Thanks

 

 

No they are slightly different and the PM version is better suited for The Z390 pro
 

I use the more standard SSDT-PMC on the Z390 Master.

Edited April 11, 2020 by AudioGod

[markpenn]

5 minutes ago, AudioGod said:

No they are slightly different and the PM version is better suited for smbios iMacpro1,1 

 

Thanks, I have tried both  they both works for imac 19.1

 

somehow, the complete OC set I have build myself does not show small apple logo during boot. 

(cannot get the right resolution during boot . menu is big, apple logo is big.  )

toward the end, apple logo and resolution get changs to the right size )

 

When I used your set with my own update , I can get the screen resolution working properly ..

 

I don't know why, I have been testing it all day, still no answer..

Edited April 11, 2020 by markpenn

[AudioGod]

1 minute ago, markpenn said:

 

Thanks, I have tried both  they both works for imac 19.1

 

somehow, the complete OC set I have build myself does not show small apple logo during boot.

(cannot get the right resolution during boot . menu is big, apple logo is big.  )

 

When I used your set with my own update , I can get the screen resolution working properly ..

 

I don't know why, I have been testing it all day, still no answer..

It’s abit of AG and @texem magic.  

[markpenn]

1 minute ago, AudioGod said:

It’s abit of AG and @texem magic.  

LOL..

Thank you for your hard work for the Z390 community..

I have the Z390 I Aorus wifi pro board, which I got before reading your post... I wish I just got the bigger board..

 

btw, I am also using your SSDT-PLUG.aml for Z390 I without issue.

 

 

 

 

[AudioGod]

7 minutes ago, markpenn said:

LOL..

Thank you for your hard work for the Z390 community..

I have the Z390 I Aorus wifi pro board, which I got before reading your post... I wish I just got the bigger board..

 

btw, I am also using your SSDT-PLUG.aml for Z390 I without issue.

 

 

 

 

all my files are good with the Z390 Pro WiFi, I even have a pro WiFi MSR Unlocked profile up on here now for people to use. And thanks for kind words buddy, 

 

little tip, if your not already then copy my ACPI and booter quirks from my config. They are spot on for 19,1 and the igpu enabled or even for 1,1.

Edited April 11, 2020 by AudioGod

[markpenn]

3 hours ago, AudioGod said:

all my files are good with the Z390 Pro WiFi, I even have a pro WiFi MSR Unlocked profile up on here now for people to use. And thanks for kind words buddy, 

 

little tip, if your not already then copy my ACPI and booter quirks from my config. They are spot on for 19,1 and the igpu enabled or even for 1,1.

 

By the way, Can your USB ports charge iPad without SSDT-EC-USBX?

 

also, I can't get bluetooth keyboard or trackpad to wake up the system..

this seems to be very common, do you know if there is a solution for this? 

 

 

Edited April 11, 2020 by markpenn

[jimborae]

10 hours ago, Project 2501 said:

 

I wouldn't have even thought of that. It would have been nice if the installer at least gave me a dialog box or a readme.txt tell me this! The driver installer behaves more like a Trojan Horse.

 

Yep I know what you mean, the install looks very dodgy!. Re installing via the MS store, I cant claim credit for that, found that little nugget out from trying to find alternative drivers & firmware. 

[texem]

4 hours ago, markpenn said:

 

By the way, Can your USB ports charge iPad without SSDT-EC-USBX?

 

 

 

USB power settings we moved to USBPorts.kext . We don't need EC nor USBX

 

[jimborae]

19 hours ago, AudioGod said:

Hey buddy,

If your going to downgrade the Firmware then make sure you use the correct DSDT to go with it.

you can find all the older DSDTs on page one.  
That is unless your using Original OpenCore and then as it uses no DSDT it doesn’t matter.

Hey AG, so downgrading to F11 Bios was a bust, reboot issues were still present & I dont like the bios as much as F12, seems there are few cold boot issues and other minor weirdness. F12 seems more refined. 

 

However there is some good news, I've managed to narrow down what is causing the issue and it's my Titan Ridge card and more specifically when my LG UltraFine 5K monitor is connected to it! Remove these from the system and all is good, it'll reboot with no stalls, hangs or anything all day long. Connect the LG 5K backup and immeadiately the issues reappear. 

 

So if anyone has a set up like mine, with a LG Ultrafine 27" 5K monitor connected via displayport & Titan Ridge card then can they please tell me if they have issues & what their bios settings are.