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So while I don’t think I would be able to source a RX 6800 XT or RX 6900 XT in three weeks, but is there a driver for these GPUs in Big Sur?
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@Ploddles @fabiosun the latest EFI folder did the trick. Thanks a ton 🙂
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I just checked the config.plist on my EFI folder, and the setting of SecurebootModel is indeed Disabled, still the onboard WiFi isn't working. Is there any other setting for that?
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@Ploddles what is the setting to enable the WiFi built into the Gigabyte's motherboard to work in Big Sur in your config.plist? Sorry I forgot..
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Looking at the presentation today, Apple claims that Big Sir is supposed to be significantly faster (at launching apps, switching between them, performance wise etc.) than Catalina. Have you observed this on your hack/MBP? P.S. when the update to Big Sur arrives, it should go through seamlessly using your EFI, right?
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I looked at it before posting here. MKL won't install at all. The installer just fades away when clicked on. I think the DUBUG mode was discontinued in the previous builds (probably due to this notoriety?)..
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is there any one here who uses products that on the backend use Intel's MKL, like numpy, MATLAB etc.? If so, can you please tell me how did you manage to get them to work, as I can not install Intel's MKL library yet - and openBLAS while works perfectly fine, is there a way to configure numpy etc. to use openBLAS instead of MKL? Of course if MKL works, then no need to openBLAS..
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oh boy, the Zen 3 reviews are damn good! Give the Threadripper 5xxx already!!!
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Yeah I just used your EFI and the error vanished! Thanks
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Thanks @meina222 @fabiosun @Ploddles. It works now after setting the PlatformInfo -> Automatic to No 🙂 There is a crazy thing though, as noted previously by @Ploddles too, that Kext Updater, and Hackintool both still detect the version of OC to be 0.6.1, but that is fine by me. The files really have been updated to 0.6.3.
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@Ploddles @meina222 this is the message it gives at boot. It was giving this message when I did exactly what @meina222 said about the upgrading procedure - simply updating the files from the OC 0.6.3. @Ploddles this error still comes up after replacing my EFI with yours.. config.plist.zip
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I have leeched on @Ploddles so much that I feel shy asking for any more EFIs. I tried updating, but it gives me some error message at startup. Will you please share your config.plist file for 0.6.3?
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I’m looking forward to Big Sur due to the rumors of it carrying drivers for AMD’s 6x00 series.
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You are correct to the point that CUDA is closed source, and leverages nVidia's specific hardware. Though OpenCL can do much of what CUDA does, in the sense of freeing us from the worries of allocating and de-allocating memory manually, and also moving data between VRAM and system RAM. I am a Ph.D. student in computer science, and I do numerical linear algebra, and its applications in machine learning. I need to perform computations with huge matrices. They can be parallelized in openCL too, just that the CUDA wrappers are way too sweet. If someone writes similar wrappers for AMD GPUs using openCL (I am not sure about Vulkan if that is another API?), AMD has had higher theoretical TFLOPs till last generation! And Apple and Nvidia need to grow up. Besides Apple too likes to keep things proprietary (just look at the lightening connector). Anyway, the Navi 2 series is awesome, and I am so looking forward to getting my hands on one of these! 🙂
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you know @fabiosun, now I won't be asking if Nvidia cards are compatible with macOS any more 😛. I hope AMD (or someone else) writes a counterpart of CUDA for AMD GPUs which would make my life so much better!
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I heard these cards should be compatible with macOS OOB already. Is this true?
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Just like when using system audio over DP/HDMI, the volume can not be controlled using the macOS controls. I just got a DAC (connected via USB), and I think previously I was able to use the macOS controls with a USB DAC, but this time around, the volume controls are disabled.. I would like the EFI too 😛
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@Rox67er do you have an app that allows for volume controlling from within the macOS using its controls when you use your DAC?
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Hello everyone, I tried upgrading to OpenCore 0.6.2, but I am getting random kernel panics leading to system being restarted. It has to do something with power management, but that's all my (lack of any) expertise tells me. EFI The message for the panics is the following: panic(cpu 0 caller 0xffffff7fa05a6f3d): CPU 63 has no HPET assigned to it Backtrace (CPU 0), Frame : Return Address 0xffffff93dec43c90 : 0xffffff801d11a65d 0xffffff93dec43ce0 : 0xffffff801d254a75 0xffffff93dec43d20 : 0xffffff801d2465fe 0xffffff93dec43d70 : 0xffffff801d0c0a40 0xffffff93dec43d90 : 0xffffff801d119d27 0xffffff93dec43e90 : 0xffffff801d11a117 0xffffff93dec43ee0 : 0xffffff801d8c1a6c 0xffffff93dec43f50 : 0xffffff7fa05a6f3d 0xffffff93dec43f60 : 0xffffff7fa0591882 0xffffff93dec43fa0 : 0xffffff801d0c013e Kernel Extensions in backtrace: com.apple.driver.AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement(222.0)[C5BB0AFD-CB31-3FD1-BF3B-773B2919A970]@0xffffff7fa058b000->0xffffff7fa05b4fff BSD process name corresponding to current thread: kernel_task Boot args: -v -wegbeta -no_compat_check amfi_get_out_of_my_way=1 Mac OS version: 19H2 Kernel version: Darwin Kernel Version 19.6.0: Mon Aug 31 22:12:52 PDT 2020; root:xnu-6153.141.2~1/RELEASE_X86_64 Kernel UUID: 05D51A3D-3A87-3FF0-98C3-9CF3827A3EDD Kernel slide: 0x000000001ce00000 Kernel text base: 0xffffff801d000000 __HIB text base: 0xffffff801cf00000 System model name: MacPro7,1 (Mac-27AD2F918AE68F61) System shutdown begun: NO Panic diags file available: YES (0x0) System uptime in nanoseconds: 91267996860
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Would an external (USB connected) DAC require the AppleALC kext? Or an SSDT, settings in the config.plist?
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That one has been working without any problems, and swapping the Brio with 920 eradicates the USB issues. This could be an issue with power draw, but its just that this problem does not arise in Manjaro, or with my MacBook Pro (though as the MBP only has two USB ports, it could be that it can provide ample power). So in that sense, it could be an OS issue. There are reports of such problems over the web, and one simple solution is getting a powered hub. Other solutions were more technical of creating a SSDT for USB ports, which after going through a tutorial by RehabMan is a bit too technical for me (plus that is for X299 motherboard, which I am not sure would be the same procedure for Trx40?)..
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Is there any one running a Logitech's BRIO 4k webcam? @Ploddles thanks so much for the updated EFI. It didn't solve the problem, but I shall be able to upgrade to Big Sur when it comes out so that is good 🙂
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Hello everyone, I was not sure if I should post it here or elsewhere, so @fabiosun if this is violating the terms of the fora, feel free to delete it. I recently moved to Logitech Brio 4k webcam from my previous Logitech C920. On my machine (specs in signature), if I have the webcam plugged in, then I start getting these messages "USB Accessory Needs Power". Keyboard, trackpad, mouse seem to work by and large, but there are times if I move the webcam to another USB port at the back panel, one of these stop working. Now I have Manjaro KDE (Linux) installed on another drive, and when I boot into that, these problems do not occur. So is any one else facing these issues? I Googled it and the solutions (removing USBInjectAll.kext, moving between profiles Mac Pro to iMac Pro) did not help. Does any one have a suggestion for this? Should I just get an externally powered USB hub and connect things to it (is this going to work, or is this some issue with my hackintoshing process)? @Ploddles have you faced any such issues? P.s. This problem doesn’t arise on my MacBook either (but that just has two USB ports)
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Haha! I so want one of these Ampere cards to be able to run CUDA
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Did you have full nVidia driver in beta 6?
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