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Arrakis

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  1. @Renato

    For me the easiest and most secure solution is to update EFI and OpenCore on a stick with BigSur 11.3 installer. (do not forget the patches in the config.plist for BigSur 11.3)

    This is how I did it for the Big Sur update from 11.2.3 to 11.3. I have made a backup to Time machine and EFI before.

    And everything works without problems.

  2. @mSedek

    For the extinction problem, you have to edit the MMIO.

    The addresses are in the debug file generated by OpenCore on the EFI partition.

    Please note that each motherboard has different values. (do not copy my values.)

    See Screen capture :

     

    For the ram, two solutions.

    1) The easiest is to change the SMBIOS, choose iMac Pro 1.1.

    2) Consult the Dortonia post Installation guide : https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Post-Install/universal/memory.html#mapping-our-memory

     

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  3. I just upgraded to OpenCore 0.6.7.

    I was pleasantly surprised to see the name of the processor in the information window. Even if it's not the right one and the frequency is better than seeing "unknown".

    The 2021 Mac Pro is my "work". 😅I know it's cosmetic information but it's nicer ...😀

    Of course my SMBIOS is iMacPro1,1.     Here is my EFI.

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  4. 37 minutes ago, meina222 said:

     

    @Driftwood,

     

    I noticed this limitation a while ago - on the Gigabyte BIOS-es this causes D4 PCI resource allocation error and refuses to boot. I never researched the exact topology/PCI lanes, but the TRX40 chipset is definitely not as good as the Intel Xeon ones for many PCI devices. On this topic, as of now, WRX80 is available, which should have 7 x16 PCI slots, but unfortunately requires you to also swap your Threadripper for a Threadripper Pro.

    @meina222 @Driftwood 

    I have the exact same problem. D4 error on the motherboard display.

    This problem arose when I added the second GPU.

     

    1 GPU + Thunderbold Card (plugged in: 1 Blackmagic UltraStudio 4K Mini & 1 Promise Pegasus) + 3 M.2: No boot error.

    2 GPU + Thunderbold Card (plugged in: 1 Blackmagic UltraStudio 4K Mini & 1 Promise Pegasus) + 3 M.2: D4 boot error.

    2 GPU + Thunderbold Card (plugged in: 1 Blackmagic UltraStudio 4K Mini & 1 Promise Pegasus) + 2 M.2: No boot error.

     

    I don't have time at the moment, but there is a possibility in the bios not to leave the PCIE ports in Auto. I will do the test a little later.

    17 hours ago, ckrueger99 said:

    Will this revision on Designare run the Titan Ridge card without flashing now?

    @ckrueger99 I do not think so😶

    17 hours ago, ckrueger99 said:

    Will this revision on Designare run the Titan Ridge card without flashing now?

    @ckrueger99 I do not think so.

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