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@etorix  

 

I remember (not sure about this) that you have written in a post something about an object to look for it into the DSDT, if the object exists we don’t need to drop DMAR table. But I don’t remember anything else. Is it so or am I wrong?

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10 hours ago, deeveedee said:

@etorix Thanks.  Just to be clear, are you suggesting the following?

  1. Leave VT-d enabled in BIOS
  2. Disable DisableIoMapper quirk
  3. Drop original DMAR table
  4. Inject modified DMAR table (table without reserved regions)

If it ain't broken, my first suggestion is not to fix it.

 

If you want to have a go at VT-d, step 0 is to keep of copy of your working EFI.

Then try 1. and 2. together (VT-d ON, DisableIoMapper OFF); you may need to adjust further quirks to boot.

If you can boot with VT-d on, and see AppleVTD in IOReg, check the native DMAR table: If there are no reserved areas, there's nothing more to do. If there are reserved regions, or you've noticed issues (wired and/or wireless networking not working), then drop the original DMAR and inject a modified one.

BIOS updates can provide new DMAR tables, so check, and potentially redo steps 3/4 after any BIOS update. (Again, if BIOS ain't broken don't fix BIOS.)

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On 10/7/2022 at 10:20 AM, Slice said:

I have preliminary result with x79+E5 2650v2. The powermanagement works with Clover settings from 1800 up to 3200MHz.

what smbios are you using to boot ventura for x79 and could this smbios work with 3930k sandy bridge ?

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@etorix "If it ain't broke don't fix it" has become my recent hacking philosophy, although I'll admit to the days where I lived to break it and fix it. 😂

 

If the Dortania guide is modified with new recommendations for BIOS VT-d and DisableIoMapper, I agree that there needs to be some qualification, since it's clear that not everyone needs VT-d enabled and DisableIoMapper disabled.

 

I read your post here and realize that I've taken us way off-topic, so I'll stop, but it appears that the revised procedure (if there is one) needs to mention the need for a DMAC (Direct Memory Access Controller) device in ACPI with _HID 'PNP0200'

 

Thank you.  I'm going to play with enabling VT-d on my rig to see if I notice any difference, but it does appear to me that in my case, it is not needed (at least with Monterey 12.6 and Ventura Beta 10).

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Hi all - If I may, these are the settings on my Z590 Machine coupled with VT-d=Enabled in the BIOS. If I make the entries as per the Guide, I get a freezing/lockup within a minute of reaching the Desktop. These settings were reached through trial and error and many hours of frustration and testing, now I have native Ethernet, WIFI and B/Tooth with the inbuilt Intel card doing away with the need of the Fenvi T-919 card.

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Someone will need to add VT-d to the long list of grievances in the "Vanilla" hacking debate. 😂

 

EDIT: What's the over/under on Apple completing the transition to requiring VT-d before they discontinue Intel support?

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1 hour ago, eSaF said:

Hi all - If I may, these are the settings on my Z590 Machine coupled with VT-d=Enabled in the BIOS. If I make the entries as per the Guide, I get a freezing/lockup within a minute of reaching the Desktop. These settings were reached through trial and error and many hours of frustration and testing, now I have native Ethernet, WIFI and B/Tooth with the inbuilt Intel card doing away with the need of the Fenvi T-919 card.

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Hi friend
I have a Z590 UD AC configuration and I never managed to install a stable bluetooth it finds iphone and ipad but cannot pair still failure despite multiple attempts and without. definitely not the right settings so for now i've ignored if you give me a start my onboard chipset is BCM_4350C2
ty by advance
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51 minutes ago, jm26200 said:

if you give me a start my onboard chipset is BCM_4350C2
ty by advance

Hi - it all depends on what the LAN Chip is in your board, if I am correct some of the Z590 were shipped with 2 types. Mine is Aquantia 10GbE LAN chip (10 Bit/2.5 Gbit/1 Gbit/100 Mbit).

 

WIFI= Intel 6E AX210, BLUETOOTH Module= 5.2

 

With the help of @MaLd0n who supplied and advised the 4 kexts (attached) and @miliuco who supplied the patch for entry in the config.plist, I was able to get it all working after trying different VT-d BIOS and config.plist settings.

 

I suggest looking at you manual specs to see exactly what your LAN Chipset is, if it is the same as mine maybe I can assist you.

Use Hackintool PCIe to find and look at the properties of Both Ethernet and WIFI, these are mine (attached).

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Again if the values are the same I can help.

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2 hours ago, eSaF said:

Hi - it all depends on what the LAN Chip is in your board, if I am correct some of the Z590 were shipped with 2 types. Mine is Aquantia 10GbE LAN chip (10 Bit/2.5 Gbit/1 Gbit/100 Mbit).

 

WIFI= Intel 6E AX210, BLUETOOTH Module= 5.2

 

With the help of @MaLd0n who supplied and advised the 4 kexts (attached) and @miliuco who supplied the patch for entry in the config.plist, I was able to get it all working after trying different VT-d BIOS and config.plist settings.

 

I suggest looking at you manual specs to see exactly what your LAN Chipset is, if it is the same as mine maybe I can assist you.

Use Hackintool PCIe to find and look at the properties of Both Ethernet and WIFI, these are mine (attached).

Again if the values are the same I can help.

great thank sir need see to morrow now my yeses so bad
regards 

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18 hours ago, RoberT_XeS said:

 

Have you tried this in OpenCore ?

 

Because its been long since I have used Clover

Please share your EFI

It is a long way to switch between  Clover and Opencore.

Don't forget to clean NVRAM after OC.

Second problem is my custom DSDT. This is the key but you can't use my DSDT.

May be you should compare my custom DSDT with the original one to see what I did.

EFI.7z DSDT.aml-orig.zip

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6 hours ago, axonleo said:

what smbios are you using to boot ventura for x79 and could this smbios work with 3930k sandy bridge ?

Sorry, still not Ventura. I am waiting for Ventura release.

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Ventura beta 10 on Ivy + 6 series motherboard. i5 3470 (HD2500) + GT 710. All working!

 

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On going project iMac G3 to PC (Hackintosh) 😀

 

 

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hi  sir eSaf

 

Undoubtedly it would seem that none of your information corresponds to my equipment, I think of turning to Sir @Maldon who had nevertheless created the SSDT.aml file corresponding to my equipment file send by runme it's a bit old and I have to search in my atrophied spirit
thanks for everything sir

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LAN Realtek® 2.5GbE LAN chip (2.5 Gbit/1 Gbit/100 Mbit)

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13 minutes ago, jm26200 said:

I think of turning to Sir @Maldon who had nevertheless created the SSDT.aml file corresponding to my equipment file send by runme

Yes I agree @MaLd0n is your best opportunity to get it sorted as he was also my first port of call to get my own sorted. Good luck.

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40 minutes ago, asdesoso said:

Does anyone knows how to apply Power Management patches in Ivy Bridge laptop from OCLP 0.5.0 nightly to Clover instead of OpenCore?

https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/commit/964697a2c11f3f9c1ff6f0aa6919ba82200f1720
Cheers.

These patches are just empty?

Clover has a patch AppleIntelCPUPM=yes and I think it is enough.

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22 minutes ago, Slice said:

These patches are just empty?

Clover has a patch AppleIntelCPUPM=yes and I think it is enough.

I know it, but this patch currently I think doesn´t work in Ventura, because I have it activated, and Turbo Boost doesn´t work, so I tried to put the AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement and Client too, in Clover Kexts, but gives me a panic and reboot quickly.

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9 minutes ago, asdesoso said:

I know it, but this patch currently I think doesn´t work in Ventura, because I have it activated, and Turbo Boost doesn´t work, so I tried to put the AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement and Client too, in Clover Kexts, but gives me a panic and reboot quickly.

No, you mixed different solutions. Patch AppleIntelCPUPM is just preventing from KP because of oxE2 locked. It has no relation to Turbo Boost.

For use Intel Enhanced Speedstep Technology you should  enable in Clover SSDT generation or P and C -states

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13 hours ago, Stefanalmare said:

Ventura beta 10 on Ivy + 6 series motherboard. i5 3470 (HD2500) + GT 710. All working!

 

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We couldn't take a step like an ant.:)))
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2 hours ago, Slice said:

No, you mixed different solutions. Patch AppleIntelCPUPM is just preventing from KP because of oxE2 locked. It has no relation to Turbo Boost.

For use Intel Enhanced Speedstep Technology you should  enable in Clover SSDT generation or P and C -states

Ok, in Monterey I have SSDT with P and C states working without problems, but in Ventura isn´t working, so the OCLP team published this commit https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/commit/964697a2c11f3f9c1ff6f0aa6919ba82200f1720 that has it working now, but I copied both kexts into Clover EFI folder and reboots with a panic quickly, instead of have enabled or disabled AICPUPM in Clover config.plist, so I think that this patch is only for OpenCore, not for Clover.

Cheers.

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It is a known issue XPCM fails on Ventura Ivy Bridge. OCPL devs are working on this. The solution given here (https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/commit/964697a2c11f3f9c1ff6f0aa6919ba82200f1720) for sure need some SMBIOS's and patches. I haven't discovered yet. I have 4 Ivy's rigs I'm playing with, 3 desktop and 1 laptop, All 3 desktop have XPCM enable, laptop don't.

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Success!!

Installed 13.0 Beta (22A5365d) without problems with OpenCore 0.8.5. Everything is running smoothly and without hiccups. Weird problem before and after booting with missing disks and bluetooth before I understood that my old kext for enabling my two i210 nic:s in Monterey 12.5 was the reason for all this mess. (No kext needed for initiate those nic.s in Monterey 12.6 and Ventura anymore) .

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Just now, obus said:

Success!!

Installed 13.0 Beta (22A5365d) without problems with OpenCore 0.8.5. Everything is running smoothly and without hiccups. Weird problem before and after booting with missing disks and bluetooth before I understood that my old kext for enabling my two i210 nic:s in Monterey 12.5 was the reason for all this mess. (No kext needed for initiate those nic.s in Monterey 12.6 and Ventura anymore) .

 

The same as ASMedia.kext. Not needed for a long time. Delete it.

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