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1st i started Opencore 0.5.6. try many tricks. followed instruction on opencore.one but cant fix this issues.

 

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2nd time try with 0.5.7. something improvement. pass previous  ^ and freeze here.IMG_5976.thumb.jpg.2ddd148bc2374d292b25a33c23869780.jpg

 

sometime show like this..IMG_5975.thumb.jpg.20becf05274f9cdac5681a4a54e48b55.jpg

 

if i change settings like here i mentioned (change to false)

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then shows like this..

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Here i have attached my efi. please help me how to fix it...

 

   

EFI(4).zip

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On 4/12/2020 at 3:55 PM, exway8 said:

Remove only ssdt.aml from ACPI folder and from config, leave rest, if not working double check BIOS settings. Turn off igpu. If works, I can provide version with working HD 4000 and DRM.

EFI.zip

 

 

 

I boot with -v to check... Same issues. freeze on rooting

 

 

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i have mentioned bios screen shots you can check if there is wrong. but now i disable iGPU

BIOS_Screen_SHOTS.zip

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On 4/11/2020 at 9:30 PM, Simonej said:

Hi @Apple Hunter, have you tried with IgnoreInvalidFlexRatio = true?

if i change to false boot like this...IMG_5938.thumb.jpg.2df2dc3c53870e7408362cebd35670f1.jpg.277823b4dad7b551fddaf8fecb78f650.jpg.37505665912ffca0e1a357b6fcb98f13.jpg

 

change to true... boot like this then freeze here. freeze num lock, caps lock, then need to press direct reset button.   IMG_6104.thumb.JPG.b2e8076be9b8541d91472e3b8d60a5fa.JPG

I have no experience with Biostar motherboards and Catalina, but here is my config for OC 0.5.7 with Gigabyte Z77N-WiFi + i5 3750K, other than serial you should probably add/remove some SSDT and kexts, AppleCpuPmCfgLock=True: https://pastebin.com/upjtKhX1

If you have Clover working on your machine maybe it will be useful if you share your config.

5 hours ago, Simonej said:

I have no experience with Biostar motherboards and Catalina, but here is my config for OC 0.5.7 with Gigabyte Z77N-WiFi + i5 3750K, other than serial you should probably add/remove some SSDT and kexts, AppleCpuPmCfgLock=True: https://pastebin.com/upjtKhX1

If you have Clover working on your machine maybe it will be useful if you share your config.

this is my working Clover.

EFI.zip

config.plist

config13,2.plist

19 hours ago, Simonej said:

There are some DSDT fixes and SSDT, other than add/remove those also in OC, I suggest to extract patched DSDT from Clover GUI with F5.

 

After adding dsdt.aml which generated on clover shows like this. if i add this dsdt on clover it works fine.

 

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On 4/22/2020 at 10:47 AM, Simonej said:

I have no experience with Biostar motherboards and Catalina, but here is my config for OC 0.5.7 with Gigabyte Z77N-WiFi + i5 3750K, other than serial you should probably add/remove some SSDT and kexts, AppleCpuPmCfgLock=True: https://pastebin.com/upjtKhX1

If you have Clover working on your machine maybe it will be useful if you share your config.

 

I am using the same board, Z77N-WIFI, for 7-series chipset mainboard, you don't need to apply XhciPortLimit Patch, 7-series XHCI Controller only has x4 USB 3.0 / x4 USB 2.0 Ports (total x8 Ports < 15 ports limit)

 

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10 hours ago, ad911 said:

 

I am using the same board, Z77N-WIFI, for 7-series chipset mainboard, you don't need to apply XhciPortLimit Patch, 7-series XHCI Controller only has x4 USB 3.0 / x4 USB 2.0 Ports (total x8 Ports < 15 ports limit)

 

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Your board may only have 4 USB 3.0 but the comment "7-series XHCI Controller only has x4 USB 3.0" is not strictly true since the board maker can add external USB 3.0 chipset in addition to 7-series XHCI Controller. E.g. the Z77X-UP5-TH has 10 USB 3.0 ports (8x using VIA chipset and 2x using 7-series PCH).

 

The port limit patch is needed when the motherboard has more that 15 USB 3.0 ports.

2 hours ago, MacNB said:

 

Your board may only have 4 USB 3.0 but the comment "7-series XHCI Controller only has x4 USB 3.0" is not strictly true since the board maker can add external USB 3.0 chipset in addition to 7-series XHCI Controller. E.g. the Z77X-UP5-TH has 10 USB 3.0 ports (8x using VIA chipset and 2x using 7-series PCH).

 

The port limit patch is needed when the motherboard has more that 15 USB 3.0 ports.

the 15 port limit is per XHCI controller, you cannot just add them up (VIA XHCI + Intel XHCI), that's WRONG !!

7-series XHCI only has 4 USB 3.0 Root Ports (4 USB 2.0 Ports), no way the 7-series Intel XHCI controller can exceed the 15 port limit.

 

10 minutes ago, ad911 said:

the 15 port limit is per XHCI controller, you cannot just add them up (VIA XHCI + Intel XHCI), that's WRONG !!

7-series XHCI only has 4 USB 3.0 Root Ports (4 USB 2.0 Ports), no way the 7-series Intel XHCI controller can exceed the 15 port limit.

 

 

macOS XHCI driver is not counting just the 7-series ports, it's counting all the XCHI ports from all chipsets.

Yes you are correct that 7-series cannot exceed 15 port limit - on it's own BUT if there were 12 OTHER XHCI chipset ports, then the total limit would be exceed.

 

Most Z77 motherboard will not have the port limit issue.

5 minutes ago, MacNB said:

 

macOS XHCI driver is not counting just the 7-series ports, it's counting all the XCHI ports from all chipsets.

Yes you are correct that 7-series cannot exceed 15 port limit - on it's own BUT if there were 12 OTHER XHCI chipset ports, then the total limit would be exceed.

  

Most Z77 motherboard will not have the port limit issue. 

 

already said, per controller, Intel XHC Controller under the Address @0x1400000, other controller under different address, you cannot just add them up

 

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