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On 2/16/2022 at 10:34 AM, scotty pro said:

@eSaF

 

I have used your updated OC Efi folder a couple of pages back (0.7.7) as I was still on Audiogods original version running Mojave.

 

Just plugged my new iPhone 13 into the back USB C port and the Mac does not see it, is there any reason why I cannot see the iPhone, is the back Type C port disabled in your USB kext.

 

Any suggestions would be gratefully appreciated to get it working as I have just ordered an Apple Watch 7 and I think the only way to connect that is with the Type C port.

Well. This has sent me down a rabbit hole. I didn’t even notice that my phone was not showing up in the side bar. I normally just plug it in anywhere to transfer but tried the USB C port in the back and nothing.

 

I have been using the SSDT-6 and config edits since @eSaF first mentioned it months ago.

 

If I plug my USB 3.1 10Gbs external hard drive into that port, it shows right up as SS06 TypeC+Sw in Hackintool.

 

What gives?

 

EDIT:

Dang it!! I never had CDs, DVDs, and iOS devices ticked in Finder Preferences. Doh.

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19 hours ago, eSaF said:

The attached pic shows where the connection is on mine and it is exactly in the same location as on your board, just have a look and see if a case cable leading from a USB-C plug-in point is attached to where the arrow is pointing in the pic.

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I do not have a cable where you have indicated, I am using the port on the rear as indicated by the blue circle.

 

 

 

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12 minutes ago, scotty pro said:

I do not have a cable where you have indicated, I am using the port on the rear as indicated by the blue circle.

 

Apart from possibly making sure what @pkdesign suggested (see attached) I don't know what else to do apart from maybe remapping the USB layout to include that port. Hopefully someone else can offer a better solution.

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10 hours ago, pkdesign said:

Dang it!! I never had CDs, DVDs, and iOS devices ticked in Finder Preferences. Doh.

Bro we are all guilty of sometimes overlooking the obvious and go straight to the complicated. :D

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I wonder why if I set ResizeAppleGpuBars to -1 I'm stuck on the apple boot logo + empty loading bar screen, but that is only visually since the OS boots normally I can even ssh into it and connect to it via the remote screen. If I set it to 0 then it boots normally. (It was because I had Resize Bar enabled in BIOS)

 

I also haven't quite figured out the benefit of that quirk... Almost the same question has been asked before and also AudioGod mentioned that "If you are not using a 6800, 6800 XT or 6900 XT then it’s totally pointless using the feature.", since I'm not using one of these GPU, does it mean that I should disable Resize GPU Bars from BIOS and then set the quirk to -1 and see how it goes?

 

Thanks!

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2 hours ago, panosru said:

does it mean that I should disable Resize GPU Bars from BIOS and then set the quirk to -1

Exactly that - You should leave that as the default setting (-1)  and disable in BIOS. That is the setting I have with my RX580.

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24 minutes ago, panosru said:

I still wonder if it provides any performance benefit for those who have compatible GPUs as AudioGod stated

There must be some sort of benefit for the inclusion of the option, but I couldn't say what that would be to be honest.

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On 2/8/2022 at 3:55 PM, eSaF said:

If Clover is your usual Boot loader and you're trying OC, you must clean the NVRAM before booting from OC.

Want to update the OC/EFI folder on a build I did. Used the EFI/OC version AG used in the OP (Catalina) to the 0.7.8 EFIs you just shared (iMac19,1 version). The machine I'm working on is one I built for my music partner (& still on Catalina).  Need to get him up to at least Big Sur (if not Monterey). In theory (and my current plan), is to put the new EFI on a USB thumb drive and try booting his existing Catalina build with 0.7.8. 

  • Would you recommend also clearing NVRAM before trying to boot from the thumb drive's newer OC? 
  • I've gone into the config.plist included in your zip and plugged in all his current Platform Info details (Sys SN, UUID, etc.).  Anything else I'm missing?

 

THANKS!!

--B

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On 2/27/2022 at 10:46 PM, BoomR said:

Want to update the OC/EFI folder on a build I did. Used the EFI/OC version AG used in the OP (Catalina) to the 0.7.8 EFIs you just shared (iMac19,1 version). The machine I'm working on is one I built for my music partner (& still on Catalina).  Need to get him up to at least Big Sur (if not Monterey). In theory (and my current plan), is to put the new EFI on a USB thumb drive and try booting his existing Catalina build with 0.7.8. 

  • Would you recommend also clearing NVRAM before trying to boot from the thumb drive's newer OC? 
  • I've gone into the config.plist included in your zip and plugged in all his current Platform Info details (Sys SN, UUID, etc.).  Anything else I'm missing?

 

THANKS!!

--B

It wouldn't harm cleaning the NVRAM before, specially if the original Boot Loader was Clover.

In the posted updated EFI Folders, apart from missing personal data i.e S/N, SmUUID, ROM, etc nothing else is missing.

Best to test on a USB Drive first, if you're having any problems there are plenty of members with the same platform willing to help solve them. Good luck.

 

PS - When I updated AG's last EFI Folder he posted, I did state I changed nothing apart from updating the OC files (Drivers etc) to version 0.7.8 and the kexts within to the latest versions. If your present EFI is booting with specialised Icons and the Boot Chime at the Boot Menu, you will have to change certain settings in the config.plist and Drivers Folder to the same settings as previously in your current EFI Folder. If you experience any problems after trying the EFI Folder, post the problem you're having and other members will assist you.

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--Some Updates--

EFI folders with OpenCore_NO_ACPI fork with 0.7.9 version

EFI iMacPro1,1 AMD GPU.zip

EFI iMac19,1 IGPU.zip

EFI iMac19,1 AMD GPU.zip

 

Link

https://gitee.com/btwise/OpenCore_NO_ACPI

 

Features

- ACPI patches and Booter Quirks are optional for non macOS with setting ACPI

- SMBIOS and Device Properties patches will only applied to macOS

https://www.olarila.com/topic/24542-opencore_no_acpi-opencore-with-additional-featureschanges-implemented-how-to-use-this-fork/

 

Credits: Acidanthera Team, Clover Team, n-d-k, btwise and many others

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2 hours ago, MaLd0n said:

--Some Updates--

EFI folders with OpenCore_NO_ACPI fork with 0.7.9 version...

 

 

Any chance of a 19,1 with AMD GPU? :)

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11 minutes ago, MaLd0n said:

post above is updated

let me know if work good

Hi @MaLd0n - I noticed you seem to always use the Custom Config.plist in your EFI Folders contrary to the advice to using the Sample Config.plist, is there any particular reason you opt to choose the Custom one?

Thanks.

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On 2/15/2022 at 7:19 AM, eSaF said:

Read my post above - Bro I don't know or understand what your system is about. If you're using the Debug OC or the SampleCustom.plist, these are only for special cases and since I have never used any of the two, I can't help you on the subject. Sorry.

hi I really need your expertise the bless file is found yet it discards it for some reason

Adding bless entry on disk - PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x14,0x0)/USB(0x1,0x0)/HD(1,GPT,43B59A14-97DA-4D04-B0FE-0D37651B00FB,0x800,0x1D1CFDF)
243:589 00:433 OCBP: Predefined <nil> PciPciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x14,0x0)/USB(0x1,0x0)/HD(1,GPT,43B59A14-97DA-4D04-B0FE-0D37651B00FB,0x800,0x1D1CFDF)/\EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.EFIRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x14,0x0)/USB(0x1,0x0)/HD(1,GPT,43B59A14-97DA-4D04-B0FE-0D37651B00FB,0x800,0x1D1CFDF) is missing - Invalid Parameter
244:442 00:852 OCBP: Blessed file is missing
244:872 00:430 OCBP: Blessed folder is missing
246:162 01:290 OCBP: Predefined <nil> \System\Library\CoreServices\boot.efi is missing - Not Found
246:593 00:430 OCBP: Predefined <nil> \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi is missing - Not Found
247:444 00:850 OCBP: Predefined <nil> \EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.EFI was found
248:315 00:870 OCB: Adding entry type (T:1|F:0|G:1) - PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x14,0x0)/USB(0x1,0x0)/HD(1,GPT,43B59A14-97DA-4D04-B0FE-0D37651B00FB,0x800,0x1D1CFDF)/\EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.EFI
249:171 00:856 OCB: Discarding discovered OpenCore bootloader
249:608 00:436 OCB: Not adding hidden auxiliary entry ControlMsrE2.efi (tool|B:0) -> ControlMsrE2.efi
250:899 01:291 OCB: Showing menu... (polling hotkeys)

 

 

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2 hours ago, markl18 said:

hi I really need your expertise the bless file is found yet it discards it for some reason

Maybe address your query to @MaLd0n he is the expert, hopefully he'll find the solution for you.

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My build has been solid booting for a couple of years. Still on Big Sur

 

Suddenly it stopped booting. This is what I get on verbose boot

 

I've done no changes at all in the computer

 

Tried reset NVRAM already a couple of times to no avail

 

 

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On 2/28/2022 at 7:33 PM, eSaF said:

Hi @MaLd0n - I noticed you seem to always use the Custom Config.plist in your EFI Folders contrary to the advice to using the Sample Config.plist, is there any particular reason you opt to choose the Custom one?

i don't like

generic things. no high level acpi, etc. not good ;) 

7 minutes ago, freakermonguer said:

My build has been solid booting for a couple of years. Still on Big Sur

Check here some updates

https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/339980-audiogods-aorus-z390-pro-patched-dsdt-mini-guide-and-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=2777476

 

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43 minutes ago, MaLd0n said:

i don't like

generic things. no high level acpi, etc. not good ;)

Hi @MaLd0n - I tried your EFI iMac 19.1 IGPU Folder, it boots but a little slower to my current boot time,  also my iPhone was not recognised when plugged into my C-Port as before plus my BIOS clock stopped working which I had to reset, I am guessing that is something to do with the RTC setting in the config.plist that stopped the clock.

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1 hour ago, MaLd0n said:

 

You want me to use that OpenCore instead the oneI have?

Are there any special requirements or changes to be done?

 

At this moment I have an old version of opencore, the one that was used to install Big Sur. Don't know how to get the version from the EFI files

 

Also want to mention that the "Install Macos BigSur" boot drive doesn't work neither. (it was working before). It's as if something got messed up in the bios, but I've restored the bios to the unlocked mode reloading the default I saved when I built this machine. 

 

PS: Apart of my question, I've been on the hackintosh scene a long time. It amazes me that you have helped me a couple of times with this and my previous build. I truly want to thank you for your dedication.

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2 minutes ago, freakermonguer said:

Are there any special requirements or changes to be done?

Yes you need to furnish your machine's original data i.e SmUUID, S/N, MLB and ROM to the config.plist and save the settings.

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35 minutes ago, eSaF said:

Yes you need to furnish your machine's original data i.e SmUUID, S/N, MLB and ROM to the config.plist and save the settings.

 

Ok, did it all, put my UUD / SN MLB and ROM

 

Same result.

Doesn't boot. 

 

Neither the installation mac os big sur drive works. 

 

Any thoughts? could it be a hardware problem?

 

 

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11 minutes ago, freakermonguer said:

Ok, did it all, put my UUD / SN MLB and ROM

If you're referring to one of @MaLd0n EFI Folders, you need to use all the files in his Folder that corresponds to you previous working EFI Folder, you cannot use old files (i.e drivers, kexts etc) from your previous EFI Folder as they will inevitably need updating, also clean the NVRAM before booting.

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6 minutes ago, eSaF said:

If you're referring to one of @MaLd0n EFI Folders, you need to use all the files in his Folder that corresponds to you previous working EFI Folder, you cannot use old files (i.e drivers, kexts etc) from your previous EFI Folder as they will inevitably need updating, also clean the NVRAM before booting.

Sorry

 

a bit confused in what you mean.

 

What I did was to unzip the files. Move my non-working EFI to another directory and copy the new files to the EFI directory.

Then I edited the plist copying my Serial number, etc, from the non working EFI plist. Only those values. The rest of the folders were untouched as they came out of the zip.

 

Also cleaned ram. To no avail

 

I've also in the meantime since I last wrote, removed the ram and checked both slots. Ram seems to be ok as I get the same issue by switching ram... so for the moment I think it's not a wonky ram issue.

 

Now I'm going to disconnect all the drives except the one that I need to boot.

 

Getting out of ideas here....

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OK, removed all drives. Same issue...

 

I also took the old usb that I had for catalina that was working on this computer, and I get the same results...

 

let's see... Im clearing the nvram using OpenCanopy option. Once it boots, I press space and then I choose "cleanNvram". But maybe nvram is not clearing at all or some values remain... is there a way from the bios to clean the nvram?

 

I'm thinking on updating the bios. At this moment I have F12d version.

By updating it I guess that all nvram values will be erased for sure.... if that's the issue

 

 

 

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