Jaidy
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It’s such a shame Nvidia and Apple don’t get along. The Ampere series from Nvidia is almost tempting enough to shift to Linux
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@PloddlesI can't thank you enough for the EFIs that I keep leeching shamelessly on. May I ask if sleep/wake is working for you?
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@Ploddles please do upload your EFI. It’d be if great help!’
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Is the system as stable as before after disabling PAT patch? Are there some stability (or other) benefits to upgrading the BIOS?
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@valmeida and @Pavo thanks.
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Same with Manjaro KDE.
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@Ploddles @fabiosun lemme know if you'd ever need an organ donor 😉
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Is there anyone using an external audio DAC (preferably connected via USB) on this forum?
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I read online that Lilu has to be the first kext followed by VirtuaSMC. Afterwards it’s fine. So is there a correct order to enter these two kexts? I tried using ProperTree, but the config.plist generates by it doesn’t allow me to boot at all. When I enable Above 4g encoding, another option appears in the BIOS below it, “encoding limit” which is set to 39 by default. As when I enabled it, I could not boot, so I thought may be there is another value for this limit?
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Should the encoding limit be left to 39? Or some other value? also, I want to be able to use AMD Power gadget but even after adding the AMDRyzenCPUManagement.kext and SMCAMDProcessor.kext in the Kexts folder in EFI, and adding them in the config.plist, it still says “AMDRyzenCPUManagement.kext not found”. Also, when I disabled “wake on lan” in the bios, the system started rebooting randomly, so @Ploddles can you please provide me with your working EFI? also, @Ploddles, your BIOS settings file is probably encoded in binary, so I do not know how to read that..
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So the rear jack in Catalina is working after removing the AppleALC and disabling ALCID. Does that mean you were using the AppleHDA vanilla kext that comes with the macOS or some other one?
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I actually made none of those changes, simply copied the EFI folder into my EFI partition. Though reading from your post. Thanks for pointing it out. For now it seems I have a fully operational hack with shutdown not working. Hopefully that would be resolved soon too 🙂
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It hangs for me at both restart and shutdown. I simply pasted your EFI to my EFI partition. Did I miss something, like did I need to edit some settings? I am on Catalina..
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@iGPU thank you so much for your work. I have a question (I am a total noob here, so might be silly). The EFI you posted deactivated the restart and shut down functionality. Do we need to include a MIMO to get that (I am not even sure what a MIMO is 😄 )
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@Ploddles update: BIOS reflash did the trick. Probably could have done it without reflash, and just a restore defaults followed by the recommended settings. Got my audio jack working again. Thanks to you and @iGPU and @fabiosun for the support and patience. 🙂
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the EFI @Ploddles posted on page 5 (I think), has restart working for me perfectly fine. Actually after disabling sleep, everything but the shutdown works. Audio though, the back panel is not working, but it was working previously for me. May be you can try using his EFI from that page?
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It is odd somehow. I changed alcid to 11 from 1 as you suggested, and immediately the audio started working. Then I switched to the EFI posted by @iGPU. That caused the USB port (yes, you are right about some ports. The BIOS USB port on the back panel isn't working either. Also, restart wasn't working either - the system would hang when I tried restarting) to be disabled. So when I switched back to your original EFI, much of the functionality returned but audio didn't. I tried changing to 16, and 1 from 11, but it still isn't working. While the front panel is fine, the sound level is disabled. I reset the BIOS too but it still is the same. May be I would try reflashing the BIOS?
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@iGPU would you be kind enough to take a look at my EFI and IO Registry. I can not get the audio port at the back I/O panel to work (though the front panel one works just fine, albeit without audio level controls). The new EFI you very kindly updated boots fine for me, but when in the OS, my wired keyboard disappears (contrasting with @Ploddles mouse and trackpad 😄), so for now I have gone back to the original @PloddlesEFI. EFI - IOReg.zip
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the sound worked :). Keyboard I just set the shortcuts manually in the settings.. Cool, looking forward to the updated EFI 🙂
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that worked! Thanks a lot. Would you be following up on @iGPU's suggestions to create an updated EFI? If so, would you please post it here?
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@fabiosun you mentioned that Catalina is working with patched web driver. Does that mean nVidia's driver works when patched in Catalina? If so, that'd be great!
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Are there differences between motherboards? @Ploddles EFI has worked for me quite well. No reboots, and everything save for audio is working.
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is audio (the built in one) working for you?
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It works!! I am typing this from a macOS Catalina installation. A few things though: 1. Strangely enough, my keyboard shortcuts seem to be messed up. Is there a way to reset the keyboard to Apple's own (I have magic keyboard with numeric pad)? 2. My trackpad seems to be not working. I have Magic Trackpad 2. Does it work for you (or anyone else)? 3. Does the onboard sound work for you? It is not detecting it on my machine and the only option is via the GPU Overall, I am so pleased to be back on macOS. Missing the trackpad gestures, but hopefully they'd be restored by your help soon :) Thanks a ton!
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You my friend are the best!! 😄
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