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Hello everyone, I hope you all are doing okay.

Alright, so their is something very fishy with my hackintosh graphics, as you may know I have been battling the guys who have installed Ventura dev beta “I’m jealous “. Trying to fix this intel HD 530 on my hackintosh from Big Sur, Monterey & now Ventura beta.

The issue is the monitor going on power safe mode always even if I use the boot-args required to keep it online, my friend @Cyberdevs tested my EFI folder and it’s working great on his rig,  so my question is what’s is wrong with my rig? Someone? Anybody who has been through such issue? .

Last thing when that monitors goes on power safe mode..something seems to be working on the background because, it connects automatically with my phone’s hotspot via usb cable..so I don’t know what could be the problem with my rig, Using DVI to connect to the monitor, it doesn’t have hdmi, others are 2 display ports & vga. 
any idea how I can fix that will be appreciated 

 

ichelash

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The only thing I see here is...Why DVI? I believe that's the underlying issue here. It's actually an older type of video connector and has 5 times less bandwidth than DP or HDMI. To Apple this standard is antique and most certainly obsolete, so issues with this connector on modern macOS versions should be expected. As far as I'm aware, the only connectors that are natively supported within framebuffers in macOS are LVDS, DP and HDMI. 

If I were you trying to run macOS on this machine, this is where I'll start looking into; most likely you'll need a supported monitor. Sadly, It is what it is when it comes to Apple and the standards they support.

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43 minutes ago, aben said:

The only thing I see here is...Why DVI? I believe that's the underlying issue here. It's actually an older type of video connector and has 5 times less bandwidth than DP or HDMI. To Apple this standard is antique and most certainly obsolete, so issues with this connector on modern macOS versions should be expected. As far as I'm aware, the only connectors that are natively supported within framebuffers in macOS are LVDS, DP and HDMI. 

If I were you trying to run macOS on this machine, this is where I'll start looking into; most likely you'll need a supported monitor. Sadly, It is what it is when it comes to Apple and the standards they support.

Thanks @aben I have noticed that, the issue might be the DVI, but I hope display ports might work

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@ichelash

  1. OpenCor is outdated
  2. Config Errors
  3. Fix Device Properties
  4. Don't use OpenCore Configurator… it's trash. use OpenCOre Auxiliary Tools instead.
OCS: No schema for EnableForAll at 0 index, context <Quirks>!
OCS: No schema for EnableForAll at 6 index, context <Quirks>!
OCS: No schema for SkipCustomEntryCheck at 11 index, context <Boot>!
OCS: No schema for AllowNvramReset at 0 index, context <Security>!
OCS: No schema for AllowToggleSip at 2 index, context <Security>!
Serialisation returns 5 errors!

ACPI->Add[0]->Comment contains illegal character!
CheckACPI returns 1 error!

Original path: PciRoot(0x0/Pci(0x1c,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)
Path after internal conversion: 
DeviceProperties->Add[0]->DevicePath is borked! Please check the information above!
CheckDeviceProperties returns 1 error!

Completed validating /Users/5t33z0/Downloads/EFI/OC/config.plist in 1 ms. Found 7 issues requiring attention.

 

Edited by 5T33Z0
9 minutes ago, Hervé said:

@ichelash Nothing wrong with OCC, I use it all the time. And nothing wrong with using OC 0.8.0 for Monterey.

 

In your device property section you incorrectly have:

  • PciRoot(0x0/Pci(0x1c,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)

when it should be:

  • PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1c,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)

You're missing an essential ")" character...

 

In NVRAM section, you're using an incorrect value for SIP: replace 0x0FFF by 0FEF or you'll never get macOS updates.

that was for the BCM943602CS that you added on that config you sent me

2 hours ago, 5T33Z0 said:

@ichelash OCC has no config validation included and can't integrate new Keys into GUI automatically, which causes conflicts. OCAT can. It can also update OpenCore and Kexts.

Have tried that using OCAT, but am guessing is the issue with dvi, have ordered a display cable I'll see how it goes.

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On 6/23/2022 at 9:59 AM, ichelash said:

Hello everyone, I hope you all are doing okay.

Alright, so their is something very fishy with my hackintosh graphics, as you may know I have been battling the guys who have installed Ventura dev beta “I’m jealous “. Trying to fix this intel HD 530 on my hackintosh from Big Sur, Monterey & now Ventura beta.

The issue is the monitor going on power safe mode always even if I use the boot-args required to keep it online, my friend @Cyberdevs tested my EFI folder and it’s working great on his rig,  so my question is what’s is wrong with my rig? Someone? Anybody who has been through such issue? .

Last thing when that monitors goes on power safe mode..something seems to be working on the background because, it connects automatically with my phone’s hotspot via usb cable..so I don’t know what could be the problem with my rig, Using DVI to connect to the monitor, it doesn’t have hdmi, others are 2 display ports & vga. 
any idea how I can fix that will be appreciated 

 

ichelash

Alright fellas, after the advise from @aben that i change from DVI to something modern, i can confirm that my Intel HD 530 is now fully function since is started using HDMI, Thanks everyone for the support.

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On 7/9/2022 at 9:36 PM, ichelash said:

Alright fellas, after the advise from @aben that i change from DVI to something modern, i can confirm that my Intel HD 530 is now fully function since is started using HDMI, Thanks everyone for the support.

I have two similar desktops as yours and both with DP--> HDMI graphics/audio from 2nd Display (DP) output :

MB: ACER Veriton X6650G|CPU: i5-6600 3.3 GHz|GPU: Intel HD 530|Chipset:SQ 270

It can wake-up from S3 sleep without any issue.

But another one:

MB: LENOVO M900|CPU: i5-6500 3.2 GHz|GPU: Intel HD 530|Chipset:SQ 170

It always got blank screen when wake-up from S3 sleep.

I think yours should work without such an issue.

[Edit]

I found that only OpenCore 0.9.4 can wake-up from S3 sleep without any issue while OC 0.9.7 failed !

 

 

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2 hours ago, jsl2000 said:

I have two similar desktops as yours and both with DP--> HDMI graphics/audio from 2nd Display (DP) output :

MB: ACER Veriton X6650G|CPU: i5-6600 3.3 GHz|GPU: Intel HD 530|Chipset:SQ 270

It can wake-up from S3 sleep without any issue.

But another one:

MB: LENOVO M900|CPU: i5-6500 3.2 GHz|GPU: Intel HD 530|Chipset:SQ 170

It always got blank screen when wake-up from S3 sleep.

I think yours should work without such an issue.

 

Yes..now it's working okay...👍

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