Ploddles
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@Xsariowhat BIOS version are you on? I’m using the latest without any problems.
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Thanks @fabiosun, that USB Network controller works great.
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@fabiosun I mapped them using CorpGhost's script.
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Try re-enabling Whatevergreen text.
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@Xsario, try this. config.plist.zip
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Thanks @fabiosun May I ask which one works? I tried a few different ones but couldn’t get any of them to work.
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Here is my latest EFI, booting Tahoe and Sequoia. Recently, whenever I access the internet my machine is freezing/crashing when connected at 1000BaseT. When connected at 100BaseT it works fine. I do not know if that is an issue with my PC or something else but it doesn't happen in Windows and I can't figure out what is wrong with it. Can you let me know if this happens to you with this EFI. If yours is currently working fine with your original EFI, can you post it so I can try that and see if it solves my problem. I can then work forward from there if it works OK on mine in Sequoia. efi.zip
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I have an updated efi. I’ll post it tonight when I get home.
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@Xsario I've redone the USBMap.kext as I hadn't fully done it earlier, just enough to get it working. This should be the full version for all the ports. USBMap.zip
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BIOS 3304 The site won't let me upload the EFI so HERE is a link to download it.
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@Xsario Are you planning on trying macOS Tahoe? If so, my latest EFI lets me boot both Sequoia and Tahoe. Both the onboard ethernet card and wifi seem to work fine as well. I haven't tried audio as I need to get some new speakers and a microphone, during a recent move they seem to have gone missing!! I don't have any Thunderbolt devices so when I did the USB mapping I left the USB-C/Thunderbolt ports alone so you would probably have to redo the mapping if you use those ports. I will post the EFI here if you are going to try Tahoe.
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That was quick, thanks very much.
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Hi @fabiosun, I've just updated to the latest BIOS 3205 hoping it may fix a few issues I am having with Tahoe. Sequoia seems to work fine at the moment but even after the latest update Tahoe is wonky. In Tahoe, I have no network card showing at all and my NVMEe drives are very weird. 1 of them will not show at all in System Information and another appears most of the time but sometimes won't show up. The 3rd shows all the time. Even though I can see 2 in System Information I cannot see any of the volumes, 1 of them is Sequoia the other Windows. Nor can I mount either of the EFI partitions on those drives. The one that show all the time is the Windows one. It will also only allow me to install Tahoe on an old spinning hard disk, not an NVMe or SSD. I have ordered a new, different make, NVMe drive to try that. I have had a look at the AMD discord run by CorpGhost but couldn't see the best place to ask for help with the ACPI patches. I have attached below the DSDT I have extracted with the debug version of Opencore. When you get a chance, could you please pass it on to CorpGhost to do his magic stuff and point me to it on Discord. Thank you for all your help, now and in the past. Regards, DSDT.aml.zip
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@Xsario I updated to that BIOS and everything is still working fine as far as I can tell. It does take a little while as it also updates other firmware as well, eg the thunderbolt chip. I still haven't managed to get to install the Tahoe beta yet but I'm getting closer - probably something silly I have in my config.
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Hi @Xsario, I haven't tried it yet. I think @fabiosunhas updated his motherboard to the latest Hero so isn't in a position now to try it. If you try it first can you update here if all is well. Have you tried Tahoe yet? I can't get mine to boot to the installer even with the latest kexts, OC and patches. I get the prohibit sign and screen corruption during part of the installation and it either freezes or reboots in a loop.
