Recent content by errevi

@etorix usb or other device seems to be unaffected, regarding your patches I have just added them to my configuration without touching anything else

@etorix I have just tested your patches, after cleaning nvram, but unfortunately it still restart instead of shutdown. At this point i do not know what else to try, thanks for your time, appreciated!

@etorix Thanks for your interest in the matter, here's my EFI if you want to take a look

The evidence indicates that macOS is successfully requesting S5 and entering shutdown, but the AMD firmware/AGESA immediately asserts a wake or power-on event afterward. The fact that Windows and Linux shut down correctly strongly suggests they are following a different firmware path, setting...

Hardware Motherboard: ASRock B650E Steel Legend WiFi BIOS: 4.10 (AGESA ComboAM5 PI 1.3.0.0a) — tested also on 3.50, same issue CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D OS: macOS Tahoe 26.3 / Sequoia (same issue on both) Bootloader: OpenCore 1.0.6 OCLP laobamac 3.5.1 Problem The system shuts down for a second...

Try with this Kext, it's working for me

have you try to clean your nvram before boot? you shouldn't see the apple logo at all with -v argument are you sure you are booting from the correct EFI folder? have you try to put the correct EFI in a USB stick and boot from there after cleaning the nvram?

Many thanks for trying my EFI, I'm very happy is working for you. So my usb mapping was correct at least... I never booted Windows 11 from open core, I always boot it from bios boot menu. Unfortunately I can not test your suggestions as the board has been sent to RMA and I'm using another board...

Check Dortania: Mapping Memory

Seems the problem has been solved since 15.1 update

The info above is partially correct, there's indeed a problem with Sequoia and Samba protocol as you can read on the net, but seems it's not directly related to firewall, in fact even with the firewall disabled I could only randomly complete just a couple of backups with Time Machine.

Timemachine backup to NAS fails on both 15.0 and 15.0.1, to have it completed without network disconnections errors you will have to disable firewall from network preferences.

Yes, I'm reading that diagram right now as well, the only ports that are not working are the two front case USB 3 ports and the rear motherboard USB C port. I will then get a USB3 multiport HUB so that maybe I will have a SD Card reader also! Many thanks @leesurone @Edhawk and @Lorys89 for your...

Everything works in Windows, now one nvme is in the gen 5 cpu slot, the other nvme is in the cpu gen 4 slot. I have another two free M.2 slots on the SouthBridge, plus the one dedicated to the wi-fi card that actually is removed because was 'blocking' ethernet port in macos

tested that also, no change BTW, following Dortania guide shouldn't it be set to disabled to free allocated runtime memory? Fixing KASLR slide values