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7 minutes ago, eSaF said:

 Version 0.6.0 is only 0.5.9 bumped with no changes you nutter but enjoy...lololol

check the changing before doing things like that silly :hysterical:

 

Talk about being shot down in flames and the smugness ripped outta me :hysterical: - What is that good old Russian saying ..... Running ahead of the train :hysterical:


That’s the One.... Choooooo Choooooo...hahahahaha

Im only ribbing on you brother you know that.

Dont switch and go all Ploddles on me please bro, ( remember my man from the other day?)

Holly Cow and Trolls :hysterical:

3 minutes ago, eSaF said:

B - Even if they only made amendments to small errors like crossing the Ts' and dotting the Is' in version 0.5.9 the compilation said version 0.6.0 so please let me keep it :hysterical:

Keep it yes but it’s only 0.5.9 rebranded with no changes what so ever as of yet.

I always wait at least a week before starting with there new version to give it a little chance to mature.

 

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2 minutes ago, eSaF said:

B - what do you think of the latest Apple Supplement do you think it will be the last before the big Apple Event at the end of this month?

10.15.5 is meant to be the last major update to Catalina but that doesn’t mean there won’t be more before 10.16 comes along and that should be announced at the Apple Event.

4 hours ago, eSaF said:

 Version 0.6.0 is only 0.5.9 bumped with no changes you nutter but enjoy...lololol

check the changing before doing things like that silly :hysterical:

 

Talk about being shot down in flames and the smugness ripped outta me :hysterical: - What is that good old Russian saying ..... Running ahead of the train :hysterical:


you can also find many other good old Russian sayings on the angry thread :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:

 

some of the good ones are:

 

- ”we are not considering investigating this anymore”

- “this is working on our hardware”

- “you should talk with apple for that bug, we won’t be fixing it”

 

:hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:

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Hello team,

 

I haven’t been here for a long time, already miss you guys :).

 

I have had some changes with the graphics cards and I need your help for now. I have installed in the PC two GPUs (macOS via rx570 + Windows via rtx2080) how do I need to disable rtx2080 for macOS and use rx570. 

Vice versa for windows using only rtx2080 and disable rx570?

 

Is it possible with Clover?

 

EDIT:

Looks like it works if you insert RX570 in the 1st slot. Need more tests for now but YES! 10.15.5 work as well via RX570 + 2 Display Ports connected.

 

1st now issue is system go to reboot when I try to wakeup it.

 

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15 hours ago, eSaF said:

B - what do you think of the latest Apple Supplement do you think it will be the last before the big Apple Event at the end of this month?

10.15.6 beta 1 is already floating around

20 minutes ago, Tiem said:

10.15.6 beta 1 is already floating around

Yes I noticed that too.

What I wanna see in 10.15.6 is some cometlake support for the 14nm++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ FIRELAKE and Z490 that’s a Z390 in disguise :hysterical:

 

Hi, I need some help or tipps,
I already tried tons of guides on my hardware but ended up right now with this guide and files.
I tried regular clover from Tony... and came through setup and it crashed after first reboot with 12 min remaining, without GPU at that moment.
Followingly I searched for z390 aorus pro wifi guides, and this one looks by far the best detail wise.

But I must have missed something.
My system is: GIGABYTE z390 AORUS PRO WIFI on f12c, i5 9600k; 8gb corsair vengeance in A1(the second stick cant fit in B1 due to CPU cooler, will later switch to A2B2 dual after install) & MSI 5700 MECH OC; 

Right now the installer reboots and crashes while the reboot happens, when I hit reboot during installer is open manually the reboot crash looks the same.
I copied the BIOS setting and tested the clover version as well as the open core one. But I prefer the clover one for easier dual boot option.

lots of appreciation for any tips

7 minutes ago, Crispymac said:

Hi, I need some help or tipps,
I already tried tons of guides on my hardware but ended up right now with this guide and files.
I tried regular clover from Tony... and came through setup and it crashed after first reboot with 12 min remaining, without GPU at that moment.
Followingly I searched for z390 aorus pro wifi guides, and this one looks by far the best detail wise.

But I must have missed something.
My system is: GIGABYTE z390 AORUS PRO WIFI on f12c, i5 9600k; 8gb corsair vengeance in A1(the second stick cant fit in B1 due to CPU cooler, will later switch to A2B2 dual after install) & MSI 5700 MECH OC; 

Right now the installer reboots and crashes while the reboot happens, when I hit reboot during installer is open manually the reboot crash looks the same.
I copied the BIOS setting and tested the clover version as well as the open core one. But I prefer the clover one for easier dual boot option.

lots of appreciation for any tips


Have you checked your stable under windows to make sure you haven’t got any hardware problems?

whats your full spec including any pci cards and external devices etc etc (usb included)?

 

Im sure we can get you up and running if all your hardware is working as it should be buddy. :) 

 

Haven't run an windows installer yet, just once and the windows installer failed because I guess it did not support the NVME SN550, but let met check that real quick, never thought about that because I just bought all hardware new.
 

16 minutes ago, AudioGod said:


Have you checked your stable under windows to make sure you haven’t got any hardware problems?

whats your full spec including any pci cards and external devices etc etc (usb included)?

 

Im sure we can get you up and running if all your hardware is working as it should be buddy. :) 

 

Full specs:
z390 Aorus Pro wifi f12c
i5 9600k
Corsair Vengeance LPX 2x8Gb 3000 Mhz C16
MSI RX 5700 MECH OC
INTEL 330 series SSD 180GB (preferred for MAC OS and working)
WD Blue SN550 NVMe SSD 1TB (prefered for Windows and gaming)
be quiet! System Power 9 ATX PC Netzteil 600W cm | BN302

External: Logitech G510 keyboard, Mouse Roccat Kone XTD, Eizo monitor through HDMI

48 minutes ago, Crispymac said:

Haven't run an windows installer yet, just once and the windows installer failed because I guess it did not support the NVME SN550, but let met check that real quick, never thought about that because I just bought all hardware new.
 

Windows does support the sn550 infact windows will accept any nvme or ssd, it’s not fussy like macOS can be.

hhhhmmmmmm I smell a hardware fault my friend.


@Crispymac Drop the system down to absolute bare bones and only have the macOS ssd installed and gpu cpu and memory and try boot from there. Make sure your using my bios settings on page one or even better my bios profile with MSR unlock and see. (Instructions and settings are all on page one)

Maybe even try and boot windows with that setup and on that ssd first and if it installs then run some tests and check for stability. If that works then wipe the ssd and try again but this time with Catalina while still in a bare bone setup to test.

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@AudioGod. Same issue, tried both on both SSDs... the issue from the guess before stayed. I guess the Mainboard has an issue....
Wasted the last 3 days fully on installation trials.
Do you think I should only swap the Mainboard or even more components?
Appreciate your help !!! never thought about hardware issues

1 hour ago, Crispymac said:

@AudioGod. Same issue, tried both on both SSDs... the issue from the guess before stayed. I guess the Mainboard has an issue....
Wasted the last 3 days fully on installation trials.
Do you think I should only swap the Mainboard or even more components?
Appreciate your help !!! never thought about hardware issues


You got to play the fault finding game and pin down where the problem is coming from. Start with an easy one and run memtestx86 and do 4 full passes on the ram with XMP on and make sure theres no errors coming from there.

could be the board, it’s hard for me to tell without it sitting in front of me tbh.

 

 

1 hour ago, pkdesign said:

I know this is a stupid question. I'm trying to tweak the PCI list. How do you count the slots? Is slot 1 at the top and down? I know I'm wrong :cry:

 

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call the pciex1_1 slot 0 and work your way down from there.

dont count nvme slots as pcie slots. 

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3 hours ago, Crispymac said:

Full specs:
z390 Aorus Pro wifi f12c
i5 9600k
Corsair Vengeance LPX 2x8Gb 3000 Mhz C16
MSI RX 5700 MECH OC
INTEL 330 series SSD 180GB (preferred for MAC OS and working)
WD Blue SN550 NVMe SSD 1TB (prefered for Windows and gaming)
be quiet! System Power 9 ATX PC Netzteil 600W cm | BN302

External: Logitech G510 keyboard, Mouse Roccat Kone XTD, Eizo monitor through HDMI

  • Add your specs to your signature (rules are rules).
  • What's your cooling? Hackintoshes mostly don't like coolers with advanced capabilities as macOS doesn't support anything other than a variable fan. Make sure your cooling system is actually supported.
  • I'm inclined to do what AG said and strip everything back down to a bare system. Make sure all the components are installed properly and go ahead and hit restore defaults in your BIOS to reset that too. Then set it up again as listed on the first page of this thread.
  • Grab a reliable installer. Not something you made in VMWare or got from a torrent off some site you've never been to before. Grab it direct from the MAS, preferably from a real Mac. Be sure your installer isn't corrupt. Most issues start here.
  • Install either the Clover or OC EFI. 

That Intel SSD is like a decade old. Make sure it's not at the end of it's life. Intel had massive problems with their SSD line out the gate (anyone remember the 5MB bug?) so make sure that's sanitized. You may actually just want to pull that drive and try to install macOS on the WD NMVe for now. Less variables. If it works, then try on the Intel.

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Hello!


So I've done this install over the past couple days.  Most of it worked perfectly for me, and thanks for so much for the resource.  I have a couple issues I'm trying to resolve, mostly with thunderbolt.

 

This is a machine I've had for over a year now, my previous install on it was an earlier version of Mojave with BIOS version F9B.  This build actually worked quite reliably, but I wanted to upgrade to Catalina for some ridiculous reason, and so I've created my own problems.

 

I upgraded the BIOS to F12D, but I also briefly installed Windows and upgraded the firmware on the Thunderbolt card from version 23 to version 50.  I regret doing that, because there's no way for me to go back down easily.

 

I then loaded in the BIOS profile that's been provided, and added the Thunderbolt BIOS settings that I had been using previously for the past year.

 

The EFIs I'm using are the most recent versions, from June 1st.

 

I tried the OC EFI from this thread, but I couldn't get Thunderbolt to work with it, it just wouldn't show up in the System Report.  I've never used OC before, so it could be that there's something I wasn't doing to get it to go, but the SSDT I tried (SSDT-Z390-RP21-SLOT4-TB3HP.aml) did nothing.

 

I then tried the Clover EFI, and with that the Thunderbolt SSDT worked instantly.

 

I have 2 problems, the first I'm sure someone can explain to me, but the 2nd I might just have to deal with myself.

 

1. It's happened twice now that after  a reboot, I get the little circle with a cross through it.  I took a photo the second time.  I turn the computer right off, wait a few seconds and then turn it back on and then it's fine.  Does anyone know what that's all about?

 

2. I have a Logitech Stream Cam that the thunderbolt card sees all the time.  However, the main reason I use thunderbolt is for a Sonnet Echo Express chassis that I use to hold Pro Tools HDX cards, this is connected through thunderbolt 3 to 2 adapter that I need to use because of some stupid limitation of the Pro Tools cards.  The thunderbolt card only sees the Sonnet occasionally.  If the chassis is being seen by the computer, but then I restart the computer, it can't see the chassis upon reboot and there is nothing I can do to make it visible at this point.  I need to turn the chassis off, then shut down the computer, then power the computer back up, and then turn on the chassis once loaded back into osx.

 

This isn't the end of the world, but back in my previous install of Mojave, the computer always saw chassis, regardless of what I did.  Since everything is new, I'm not sure what the culprit can be... but I'm currently guessing it was my firmware upgrade, so I've ordered a new card and we will see.

 

thanks!

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49 minutes ago, hiverdude said:

The computer was working well, and I was installing programs, but after a reboot, I got the little circle with a cross through it.  Clover said "there was an error" or something like that.  I just hit enter again when it went back to the Clover screen and then I got the little circle again, but this time big bold letters were displayed across the screen saying (and I wish I had taken a photo because my memory is fuzzy) but it said something about finding an older version of Aptiomemoryfix?  Something like that, and then 2 lines about OCQuirks.  I turned the computer off, waited a few seconds and then turned it back on and it's been working fine since then.  Does anyone know what that was all about?

KASLR. The macOS kernel cannot allocate space in memory. No idea why you have AptioMemoryFix installed.

 

SSDT-Z390-RP21-SLOT4-TB3HP.aml works if your card is in SLOT 4.

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2 hours ago, Tiem said:

KASLR. The macOS kernel cannot allocate space in memory. No idea why you have AptioMemoryFix installed.

 

SSDT-Z390-RP21-SLOT4-TB3HP.aml works if your card is in SLOT 4.


Sounds like somebody has been using installers from over at the Red Tomato site. UltraCrap and or MultiCrap probably and left bits not in the EFI but in the system itself. Good old MultiCrap... :hysterical:

 

RC Scripts possibly still lurking in the OS too, That will send OCQuirks nice and mad for sure. 

 

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35 minutes ago, AudioGod said:


Sounds like somebody has been using installers from over at the Red Tomato site. UltraCrap and or MultiCrap probably and left bits not in the EFI but in the system itself. Good old MultiCrap... :hysterical:

 

RC Scripts possibly still lurking in the OS too, That will send OCQuirks nice and mad for sure. 

 

My previous install on the drive was from over there :)  But I wiped my system drive, repartitioned it, installed windows on it, wiped it, repartitioned it, and then used you EFI and installed OSX on there... is it possible that somehow the old stuff from the previous install still lingered in the machine somehow?

Hi folks. I'm happily using AudioGod's 6/1/2020 (sorry if that date format looks weird from the other side of the pond) Clover EFI, but have maintained an interest in the OpenCore implementation. I'm happy to see AudioGod himself rocks the Clover EFI for his daily driver, but I'm also concerned about being left by the wayside as OC takes over more mindshare & support.  Luckily it's not too much of an issue for Intel... yet, and we using Clover have access to OcQuirks and get "the best of both worlds...," kinda.  Please correct me if this is an inaccurate understanding.

 

I had earlier tried an N-D-K & a regular fork of OpenCore, and just recently dabbled with AudioGod's 6/1 OpenCore 0.5.9 EFI, but was concerned about a couple of issues, below. Also, if OC remains unviable as a bootloader for my daily driver, I then have a follow-on cleanup question:

  • Any possible correlation with video artifacting (in all OSes) that eventually killed two Sapphire Pulse RX580s (luckily, RMA worked, twice, and the current one has been stable for a couple of months)? It may easily NOT be related at all, but the timing of them starting to artifact is merely concurrent with OpenCore being installed at the bootloader. At the time, I had MSR locked, but have since unlocked it (thanks for the 12c file!). Whether locked or not, I did and always have continued to set kernel PM appropriately to the current lock status while using Clover, or set AppleCpuPpuPmCfgLock & AppleXpcmCfgLock appropriately to the current lock status while using Opencore. I have also always removed any " agdpmod=pikera" boot args for my Polaris card (thanks for the heads-up!). My only evidence for any correlation (NOT CAUSATION) at all is that the artifacting started previously while using OpenCore 0.5.5 & 0.5.6, (MSR Locked then, so the two mentioned variables set to YES/True), and persisted under either OC or Clover in any OS, until the cards died. I tried the card in other PCI slots at RMA behest (in Windows, of course), everything I could think of. The previous cards were just fried, but I don't know whether it was bad thermal pad placement/area, power limits getting exceeded (I never overclocked, but who knows where a software variable may have been improperly set, or stock firmware reacted weirdly to "non-standard" software settings.), or what. I'm not blaming OC, and I don't want RMA thinking I'm just continuing to do stupid (well, untested by them... though the cards are rated to work in eGPUs with legit Macs) things with my card, but I am wondering if you think there could be any link at all, or if they were just legitimately bad cards and hopefully I can keep the current one healthy.
  • I currently triple boot (Catalina 10.5.5/Win10 1909 & maybe soon 2004/Linux Mint Tricia 19.3; Catalina on its own NVME drive & Win/Linux on another. Windows got installed first, then Linux, then macOS), but while Clover has no trouble presenting boot entries for all three OSes and successfully booting to them, OpenCore 0.5.9, which now has very macOS-like boot picker icons, only sees Windows or macOS (space bar brings up Recovery, the Time Machine Drive & the all important Clear NVRAM, but no Linux). OC 0.5.9's Configuration.pdf doc is pretty sparse/arcane (Can it be both? Well, it is...) on this matter, and it looks like folks from here to Reddit are similarly flummoxed by adding a boot entry to OC's boot screen.  Can you recommend (or, if not too busy, provide) a clear guide to adding a boot entry in a current version of OpenCore?
  • Failing OC being a worthwhile bootloader for me to daily drive for now, if I just go back to using Clover exclusively, can you recommend how to remove the "OpenCore" boot entry that 0.5.9 put in (I haven't seen previous versions do so) into the Boot options of UEFI BIOS?  I don't mean "Disable" (I've done that, while I'm back with Clover); I mean remove it. Neither wiping NVRAM nor unseating the CMOS battery seem to have affected its presence amongst the UEFI boot options.

Thanks for any insight you can provide!

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Just updated from 10.14.6 to 10.15.5.

Using Clover

 

Pro Wifi

F12c Unlocked

8700k

32GB 3200 Gskill RGB

Vega64 8Gb

 

Everything works smoothly and faster than Mojave!

 

-Sata Hotplug 

-Thunderbolt

-Firewire

-Usb

 

Thanks AG!

I noticed more usb patches entries on plist.

 

 

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@juan e. jot Just a quick correction from you there, I’m a die hard OpenCore user not clover.

the only reason I have clover still is because theres a demand for it but personally I’m 100% OpenCore now.

 

and in no way could a bootloader destroy your Polaris card, that’s pure coincidence buddy.

unless your using some sort of power mod table on the gpu that’s just not possible.

 

sorry I can’t help any further at the moment but I’m in the middle of working so I only picked out bits of your very long post.

when I have the time I shall read it properly and see what I can do but I’m sure somebody else on here will jump in and help you as there’s a bunch of smarty pants people on here. :thumbsup_anim:
 

Clear your nvram to remove the OpenCore boot entry

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