USBmap kext

[sji260]

I’ve tried CorpNewt’s USBmap tool and Hackintool, but neither see all the ports on my motherboard (Gigabyte z490 Extreme).

 

If I run lsusb-t in Linux I get this result:

Is there a way to create a kext from this information? Do I also need a SSDT?

 

Thanks for the help!

[Slice]

Linux or Windows will see all ports.

This is a macOS restriction to use only 15 ports on one hub.

The method is follow:

1. Start macOS. Open IORegistryEditor and see XHC controller.

2. Insert USB device one at a time in all USB connectors and see which port is it. Remember connector->port relations.

3. Write USBMap.kext or LegacyUSB.kext with all found ports.

Thus you will have only needed ports.

See:

               <key>IOProviderMergeProperties</key>
                <dict>
                    <key>kUSBMuxEnabled</key>
                    <true/>
                    <key>port-count</key>
                    <data>GgAAAA==</data>
                    <key>ports</key>
                    <dict>
                        <key>HS01</key>
                        <dict>
                            <key>UsbConnector</key>
                            <integer>3</integer>
                            <key>port</key>
                            <data>AQAAAA==</data>
                        </dict>
                        <key>HS02</key>
                        <dict>
                            <key>UsbConnector</key>
                            <integer>3</integer>
                            <key>port</key>
                            <data>AgAAAA==</data>
                        </dict>
                        <key>HS03</key>
                        <dict>
                            <key>UsbConnector</key>
                            <integer>3</integer>
                            <key>port</key>
                            <data>AwAAAA==</data>
                        </dict>
                        <key>HS04</key>
                        <dict>
                            <key>UsbConnector</key>
                            <integer>3</integer>
                            <key>port</key>
                            <data>BAAAAA==</data>
                        </dict>
                        <key>HS09</key>
                        <dict>
                            <key>UsbConnector</key>
                            <integer>3</integer>
                            <key>port</key>
                            <data>CQAAAA==</data>
                        </dict>
                        <key>HS10</key>
                        <dict>
                            <key>UsbConnector</key>
                            <integer>3</integer>
                            <key>port</key>
                            <data>CgAAAA==</data>
                        </dict>
                        <key>HS11</key>
                        <dict>
                            <key>UsbConnector</key>
                            <integer>3</integer>
                            <key>port</key>
                            <data>CwAAAA==</data>
                        </dict>
                        <key>HS12</key>
                        <dict>
                            <key>UsbConnector</key>
                            <integer>3</integer>
                            <key>port</key>
                            <data>DAAAAA==</data>
                        </dict>
                        <key>HS13</key>
                        <dict>
                            <key>UsbConnector</key>
                            <integer>3</integer>
                            <key>port</key>
                            <data>DQAAAA==</data>
                        </dict>
                        <key>HS14</key>
                        <dict>
                            <key>UsbConnector</key>
                            <integer>3</integer>
                            <key>port</key>
                            <data>DgAAAA==</data>
                        </dict>
                        <key>SSP1</key>
                        <dict>
                            <key>UsbConnector</key>
                            <integer>3</integer>
                            <key>port</key>
                            <data>EQAAAA==</data>
                        </dict>
                        <key>SSP2</key>
                        <dict>
                            <key>UsbConnector</key>
                            <integer>3</integer>
                            <key>port</key>
                            <data>EgAAAA==</data>
                        </dict>
                        <key>SSP3</key>
                        <dict>
                            <key>UsbConnector</key>
                            <integer>3</integer>
                            <key>port</key>
                            <data>EwAAAA==</data>
                        </dict>
                        <key>SSP4</key>
                        <dict>
                            <key>UsbConnector</key>
                            <integer>3</integer>
                            <key>port</key>
                            <data>FAAAAA==</data>
                        </dict>
                    </dict>
                </dict>
                <key>model</key>
                <string>iMacPro1,1</string>

And the result

 

I sacrificed HS05-08 in the order to have SSP2-4. It's worth it.

[sji260]

But you see from my lsusb query I have only 14 ports. When I boot using USBInjectall.kext only two are active and only 10 show up.

[Slice]

1 hour ago, sji260 said:

But you see from my lsusb query I have only 14 ports. When I boot using USBInjectall.kext only two are active and only 10 show up.

Where can I see this?

Count both HS and SS port. In my case 14 HS and 4 SS = 18 > 15. So I have to exclude several ports to have summa < 15.

 

I don't know why you use USBInjectAll. What is you chipset? Make please signature.

 

[slickdawg]

My experience has been that USB maps take a little effort to learn, but once you figure it out, you're pretty much set.  The open core post-install guide has a lot of helpful information on this. 

[Slice]

14 minutes ago, slickdawg said:

My experience has been that USB maps take a little effort to learn, but once you figure it out, you're pretty much set.  The open core post-install guide has a lot of helpful information on this. 

USB mapping has no relation to OpenCore. It is common hackintosh problem.

[slickdawg]

Correct - I was just referring to their documentation, it is a good starting point to learning how to map USB ports. 

[PippoX0]

Good

[Suddzz]

If you have a windows install on your rig, use USBTool Box to map your ports.