Ploddles
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@meina222still no support for the 6800s 😩
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Big Sur 11.1 has been released.
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If Photoshop 2021 crashes when you try and change the font, try this:- sudo rm -rf /Applications/Adobe\ Photoshop\ 2021/Adobe\ Photoshop\ 2021.app/Contents/Required/Sensei_Models/Deep_Font
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Mentioned you so you could update your 'database'. If we are not going to be using that in future then I'll stop mentioning you and just DM @Jaidy in future?
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@Jaidy @fabiosun My latest, OC 0.6.4, EFI can be downloaded HERE
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This evening, will let you know when it is available.
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Just updated to OC 0.6.4, adding all the extra fields. All working fine except the graphical picker OpenCanopy. Anybody else experiencing the same? EDIT: never mind, it was a corrupt file in the download. Redownloaded OC and replaced the file sorted it out.
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The Place Order button wouldn't work on my iPhone - totally unclickable. From other forums it seems that the above message was pretty typical if you lived outside of the US. Another total cockup by AMD 😞
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Probably tomorrow, will let you know when I have done it.
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Release version of Opencore 0.6.4, and associated kexts, has been dropped.
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@fabiosun, thanks but I was aware of those. What I was trying to let people know was that if your motherboard does not have a thunderbolt header, THB_C, on it then you will need to connect the top and middle pins on the J1 header on a Titan Ridge add on card. Without that connection, most devices connected to the card will not work.
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I am not a Thunderbolt user but I understand from another forum that you may need to short pins 1 & 3 (connect a wire between them) if you do not have a thunderbolt header on your motherboard. I will look for the link when I get time and post it here.
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@shutterbug168 there are a few things you will need to do, mainly your MMIO Whitelist. The SSDTs referring to the USB controllers will also need removing, as well as the kext re the builtin Intel Bluetooth and Wireless module (unless the Asrock has builtin Intel Bluetooth and WiFi). All the patches and quirks should be OK. Once you have it booting you should then be able to tweak things as necessary. Good luck.
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But how would arm64 help us, that is surely just for the new M1 chip from Apple?
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USB-C and Thunderbolt are different but use the same connector. If your device is USB-C then it will work fine, if it is a Thunderbolt device then it won't, you need an add-in card, such as the Gigabyte Titan Ridge. A Thunderbolt cable will have a lightening sign on it, like on THIS. That cable would work on a thunderbolt device and a USB-C device. A USB-C cable (without the thunderbolt sign) will only work on USB-C devices.
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You do realise that the Aorus Xtreme only had USB-C, NOT Thunderbolt, you need the add-on card for that?
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AGESA 1.0.0.4 on the Gigabyte Aorus Xtreme for the last few months.
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@iosengineer, have you checked that you have disabled ‘wake on lan’ in BIOS. That has solved the reboot issue on shutdown for most users.
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Looks like it, references to Navi 21, 22 and 31
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So it looks like they are changing the naming convention. Changing from 10.x.x to 11.x, so the next full version will be 12.x instead of 11.1.x Just like iOS.
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Oops, brain fart by me, I should have realised 🙂 EDIT:- For anyone else trying this solution by @nkw, for me it didn't work if I had already applied the usual patches. I keep a separate unpatched copy of all the Adobe apps, so I had to copy an unpatched version back to my Applications folder, run the code signing command and then apply the usual patches. The first few times I tried to run Lightroom I had a prompt to enter my password, I had to do that about 10 times even though I selected "Always Allow". It did however finally get there after crashing if I didn't enter my password for a few minutes (I went to make a cup of tea). It now appears to run fine but needs lots of testing to check if everything works.
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That was what I tried but I get an error:- /Applications/Adobe Lightroom Classic/Adobe Lightroom Classic.app: Permission denied In subcomponent: /Applications/Adobe Lightroom Classic/Adobe Lightroom Classic.app/Contents/MacOS/LogTransport2.app
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I'm guessing you need Xcode installed for that? Can you share the full command if it is just a terminal command?
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I did have it working but since wiping my beta install of BS and installing the release version, I can't get it working again, with exactly the same patches. 😞
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Your MMIO could change, it is always worth just checking if you add/remove anything. Mine has never changed but I understand that it has for some others.
