Arrakis
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@iGPU @fabiosun I did the test to remove the Titan Ridge card and my problem is still there. We can therefore definitively exclude a possible problem related to the thunderbolt. What tickles me from the start is that the motherboard ethernet module is not recognized under 11.4 while under 10.15 to 11.3.1 it has always been recognized. For what reason under 11.4. beta3 the system points to the wrong folder for the ethernet module extension ? Why ? Is there a way in Open-Core to assign the correct folder ? I have checked in IONetworkingfamily.kext and its plugins. Nothing has changed.
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@iGPU it's your super powers🤪
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@fabiiosun I tried my config.plist modified by you, it's identical: extinction and reboot etc ... @iGPU it's super cool, thank you so much. i will try your mini EFI and i will get back to you.
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You're in luck, every time I go to the site it's unavailable.
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@iGPUI just made the Big Sur 11.4 beta 3 bet and yesterday's diagnosis is no longer valid. It is extinction after 1 min following kernel panic, reboot and so on. There's no need to recreate an SSDT just yet. It's too unstable on my configuration, thank you very much for your suggestion to redo an SSDT. @fabiosun can you check out my config.plist when you have time. Big Sur 11.3.1 is perfect , Big Sur 11.4 beta 3 is completely crap. config.plist.zip
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@IGPU it's a problem with the thunderbolt card but I'm not sure it's the flash version because when I disable SSDTs (SSDT-TBOLT3-NVM23 & SSDT-DTGP.aml). I don't have Kernel panic anymore. The system can see the card and the peripherals plugged into it. (See Screen capture) but inoperative. The flash I used was TitanRidgeNVM23-E64Fr. Do you have any idea what's wrong with these SSDTs? (both are from the EFI Meina22 so you have to work together for the proper functioning of the hot plugging) In my multis tests, I noticed that the Kext: SmallTreeIntel82576.kext was useless for the ethernet card installed on Gigabyte Designare motherboards (Intel I210) because the Kext is already installed in the OS. (See Screen capture) But oddly on Big Sur 11.4 beta2 not functional and the kext: SmallTreeIntel82576.kext is inoperative. However, the wifi works with IntelBluetoothFirmware, IntelBluetoothInjector, AirportItlwm on Big Sur 11.3.1 and Big Sur 11.4. Beta2. And still no PCI implementation error message in SMBIOS MacPro 2019. One difference from your simplified kernel patches is that I am forced to keep the occurrence (cpu_topology_sort -disable _x86_validate_topology) enabled with this motherboard.
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@Jaidy it's the values in MMIO list that have changed. I had the exact same problem when I built the Hackintosh
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@fabiosun Absolutely no problems installing Beta 11.4. OS loads without problems. This is after logging on the session about 1 minute after the screens go black and the pc completely reboots with the Kernel panic report each time at the next log session.
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@fabiosun@iGPU I installed Big Sur 11.4. Beta 2. I did a clean install in 11.3.1 and then directly to 10.4. beta 2 Unlike you, I do not have the error message on the locations of the PCI cards. On the other hand, I have a mess of kernel panic. After 1 minute it's a black screen and a complete restart of the PC I am using the same EFI as for version 11.3.1 Memory mapping is manual. I put the kext whatevergreen back on because while loading Osx there are display artifacts on the boot screen (HDMI) and also the two screens are reversed on every boot. I have no WEG argument.
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@iGPU Thank you for taking the time for me to explain the role of kext whatevergreen. As I am new to hackinstosh I do not have all the basics. As I have 2 WX9100 GPUs based on the vega 64 architecture I simply deleted this kext and no arguments.
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@Jaidy Hello, In what context can we remove the whatevergreen.kext of EFI?
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@iGPU it's exactly the same for me.
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@valmeida Great to have done the tests. according to the Blackmagic Raw test. Your current config with the 6900XT gives a hell of a slap in a 2019 macpro. there is a small problem with the Blackmagic Raw test. When you look at the counters, it's an impressive score but when you look at the values in the how fast columns it's way below. The 1st screenshot attached is a 2019 MacPro 16 cores with 2 AMD Radeon Pro Vega II Duo 32 GB. And the second screenshot is my current configuration
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@fabiosun that's why I chose blower type cards. they expel the air directly outside the case. So I don't have a problem with overheating in the PC case. They are both at 80 ° degrees when used by 100% resolve. I calibrated a 4h00 opera in 50i with Resolve noise reduction. The render was over 1h30 and I had no problem with the CPU heating (around 70-75 °). I always check the temperatures with IStatMenus. The advantage of this software is that it has a temperature history. If I had abnormal temperatures on the CPU or case I would have acted accordingly. I look forward to the next ones based on Navi 21 always blower type. if I had to switch to windows, I would choose 2 RTX 3090s on the same principle.
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@fabiosun is there the problem with the RestrictEvents kext ?
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@fabiosun I checked in the bios, it is in automatic. The temperature above 80 ° does not worry me, the benchmark tests in Cinebench 23 do not represent the real life of a processor. When I work in Resolve and run cache and export file renderers, the CPU temperature rarely exceeds 70 °. I have a 2013 Macpro under the same working conditions, the processor is above 90 ° and I have been working with it since 2013 without any problems.
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@fabiosun No, PBO not activated.
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@iGPU & @fabiosun here is the maximum temperature during cinebench 23 with the adapter which limit the CPU fans to 1200 rpm. At rest the cpu fans turn around 550 rpm.
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@iGPU Yes, I also have the well recognized PCI cards as I have injected the information into the properties for the three thunderbolt cards and the 2 graphics cards.
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@iGPU I find that the idle value of the processor is 7/10° too high. For my processor I chose the NH-U14S TR4-SP3 Noctua with two fans. But for the full load it is very effective bravo.😀 To find out with a cooler, here are my temperatures.
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Has anyone seen any info about PCI port mapping in OpenCore yet ?
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Update to OpenCore 0.6.9 and I took advantage of updating to 11.3.1 (20E241). @fabiosunyou can update my EFI in the OP.
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@valmeida Hello. Could do a canddle benchmark test in Resolve to get a feel for the performance of the 6900 XT when you have time. Fabiosun has created a topic that reports the performance of different cards.here My request is interested because my working tool is Resolve. As an attached file the project and media which allows to do the test. Canddle test.zip
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I tried again to remove the same argument in kernel / patch ((cpu_topology_sort -disable _x86_validate_topology) ) with the new patch for Big Sur 11.3 and the 0.6.8 open core version is still the same. I have to keep this argument enabled.😐
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@Renato The bluetooth works well, my apple mouse is well connected and functional. Do you have in your efi : the kexts: IntelBluetoothFirmware and IntelBluetoothInjector ?
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