trx50 Asus TRX50 Pro Sage WIFI OSX Installation

[backinblackx86]

yes, find a SATA disc if you can. Are you in USA? I am in Ny.

Perhaps a windows port mapping is meeded?

https://github.com/USBToolBox/tool

[Jerry-ag]

6 minutes ago, backinblackx86 said:

yes, find a SATA disc if you can. Are you in USA? I am in Ny.

Perhaps a windows port mapping is meeded?

https://github.com/USBToolBox/tool

I will try to install with Sata disc, thank for your advice. I am in Singapore.

[Jerry-ag]

8 hours ago, Lorys89 said:

Do the tests by starting USB Installer

Hi @Lorys89,

Yes, I have booted to install using the USB installer. It seems the MmioWhitelist doesn’t affect the EFI boot. I tried disabling them one by one from Mmio, but there was no change.

[fabiosun]

@Jerry-agmmio job is tricky

you have to try multiple combinations

if you have 10 mmio area combinations are

1*2*3*4 and so on to threat like factorial numbers

[Jerry-ag]

9 minutes ago, fabiosun said:

@Jerry-agmmio job is tricky

you have to try multiple combinations

if you have 10 mmio area combinations are

1*2*3*4 and so on to threat like factorial numbers

Hi @fabiosun,

 

Thanks for your hints. Yes, I have tried to disable and enable something from Mmiowhitelist, but I am not clear on what it means. For instance, you disabled everything except one in your config.plist file. I also tried EFI files from @Lorys89, which modified something in mmio. But it seems the mmio does not affect the boot.

 

 

 

config.zip

[fabiosun]

56 minutes ago, Jerry-ag said:

Hi @fabiosun,

 

Thanks for your hints. Yes, I have tried to disable and enable something from Mmiowhitelist, but I am not clear on what it means. For instance, you disabled everything except one in your config.plist file. I also tried EFI files from @Lorys89, which modified something in mmio. But it seems the mmio does not affect the boot.

 

 

 

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this is an example to follow to debug your mmio (if the problems is there)

then you have to combine all others in multible combinations you can try

usually 10 MMIO area means 10! combinations = 3 628 800 combination 🙂

it could be enough to check only one a time (on/off)

[Jerry-ag]

1 hour ago, fabiosun said:

this is an example to follow to debug your mmio (if the problems is there)

then you have to combine all others in multible combinations you can try

usually 10 MMIO area means 10! combinations = 3 628 800 combination 🙂

it could be enough to check only one a time (on/off)

Thanks for your hints, I will test it and let you know the results soon.