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Strange, I don't know what changes you made, probably you changed the UUID?

 

From recovery Disk Utility try to select the affected volume and using S O S ... see if it fixes 

 

Or always from Recovery select Reinstall MacOS without formatting the Volume 

 

( If you have the installation USB, even better, go faster )

Goodmorning,

i have to update my hackintosh. It runs catalina. First of all, can I update bios to F13? I have z390 aorus pro, rx580, ssd Samsung 970 evo, fenvi t919. I want to make a new installation in a new wd sn850.

Can someone help me?

thank you so much

pcidevices.zip

EFI.zip

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After first reboot (i erased the ssd from utility disco and start with sonoma installer) I have this screen. 
n.b.

1 I’m waiting sn850 so i’m trying installation on 970 evo

2 I used the first page bios value 

3 It seems like the bar moves very slowly

 

image.jpg

3 hours ago, eSaF said:

@kiko89 - Ok, I made a few changes in this EFI for you to try.

Those lines are something to do with the Graphics. I altered the Device Properties entry slightly.

 

Have a look in the BIOS and see if (I think the setting is CSM) is toggled on try turning it to off.

Then save and reboot, at the Boot Menu hit the space bar and choose Reset NVRAM which will induce another reboot and see if those lines disappear and the boot time is improved.

EFI.zip 5.77 MB · 1 download

I changed the hard disk since it just arrived (WD SN850), I removed the backup battery from the bios, I loaded your latest EFI and I installed everything! now the wifi remains to be fixed and I don't know if there is anything else to do to understand if everything went well...for example have you changed the mapping of the USB ports? some ports don't work. Can I put the old file?

Thank you very much for everything!

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3 hours ago, eSaF said:

Hi, no I did not touch or change the USB port mapping at all.

I hazard a guess you'll need to remap your USB ports, it's not that hard to do.

Plenty of easy tutorials around on how to do it.

 

On the subject of the WIFI, can you tell me which version of macOS you are running.

If it is Ventura the Fenvi T-919 should work OOB but in Sonoma, you'll need to patch with OCLP.

I will say get your USB ports sorted then we can sort out the WIFI problem.

 

PS. As you suggested, try your old USB port kext and see if any different but again, I did not change anything to do with that kext in your folder.

ok I configured the USB, I have Sonoma...

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49 minutes ago, eSaF said:

Why not!!?? There plenty of members with your platform rocking right up to the latest Apple OS Sequoia albeit the first Beta.

I can say it is a lot more fluid in performance than the others before it in it's current early stage.

Give it a chance, things are about to change big style. :P

 

Sure, I still have fun just installing every new OS and barely use it :D 

On 6/24/2024 at 1:14 PM, eSaF said:

Why not!!?? There plenty of members with your platform rocking right up to the latest Apple OS Sequoia albeit the first Beta.

I can say it is a lot more fluid in performance than the others before it in it's current early stage.

Give it a chance, things are about to change big style. :P

I know! that is why it confounds me so. But this was just one of the issues I was having with Sonoma:

 

Ventura was no better.

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Wow, thanks! 🤩 I will need to reinstall Sonoma and see how it works.

 

I see you use the DEV version of OC and kexts. i normally just use the released versions.

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Hey guys,

 

I'm being bit dumb today...

 

What's the easiest way for me to restart without my AMD 5700GPU to see if I can get an application running which refuses to currently?

Alternatively, anyone able to throw some ideas my way if I post up the crash log, its not really related to this topic, so Im hesitant at the moment.

 

Thanks

 

 

 

On 6/6/2024 at 10:25 PM, eSaF said:

Nice!!! :thumbsup_anim:

If you have no WIFI as yet, you'll need to download app OCLP 1.5.0 version from GitHub to patch the card.

On opening the app just let it run. When done it will ask to reboot.

If all goes well, you'll have WIFI working when you reach the Desktop.

Good luck.

 

Sorry for my late answer.

I choose Ventura but I have two problems:

1 I can't download anything from the Apple Store (download never start, stay on loading)...I've tried to change serial etc...but I'm not sure I've done it correctly (serial, rom,MLB etc)

2 after first NVRAM reset, the default boot option is EFI folder and I have to change it every time.

 

Thank you so much 

EFI.zip

Edited by kiko89
On 6/30/2024 at 11:25 PM, miliuco said:

@rob1980

Try boot arg -radvesa or -amd_no_dgpu_accel, both do the same, I guess -radvesa is from WEG and -amd_no_dgpu_accel from Apple. 

Thanks so much.

 

My config is iMacPro 1,1, would this still work if I were to enable the intel graphics and boot, or would I need to change to 19.1?

@rob1980

iMacPro1,1 can work with iGPU enabled but it does not benefit from the iGPU's ability to encode video or QuickSync, the system seems to recognize it but does nothing with it.


iMac19,1 benefits from the iGPU in the tasks commented above but can also work with iGPU disabled.


It is best to imitate Macs: iMacPro1,1, lacks iGPU and iMac19,1 has both iGPU and dGPU.

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I've clean installed Sonoma and it seems to work great. I added a few small apps and it still works fine. I do not have any of the issues I had before. BUT, the last time, after I migrated my Monterey install is when I had a bunch of issues. Not sure how I want to approach this. Do I try to migrate again (far easier) or try ti insastll the dozens of apps manually (time consuming). Hmm.

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