Did you unzip the file first?I tried to add this kexts, but the program did not find it, I reset the config and tried again, but the program again did not find it again
yesDid you unzip the file first?
PropertyTreeM
Which program are you using your edit the config files?
Ok. It doesn't detect the kexts. It is just a Plist editor. You have to manually add in the entry and tables yourself.PropertyTree
To be honest I didn't understand anythingOk. It doesn't detect the kexts. It is just a Plist editor. You have to manually add in the entry and tables yourself.
The easiest way to do this is using your mouse, simply copy the previous item row under Kernel > Add (press right click and copy) and then paste the line over that row. It will then paste below that item, creating a new item field. You then just rename the new item field path as CpuTscSync.kext and also rename whichever other details that need correcting in that row, including making sure the Enable section is set to YES. Then save the file and reboot the system.
Okay what's the platform you're working with to edit the files? Is it Windows or Mac?To be honest I didn't understand anything
I edit the file and I work on WindowsOkay what's the platform you're working with to edit the files? Is it Windows or Mac?
If you have Propertree open can you please open up your config.plist in Propertree that is on your USB bootstick?
Then that should be easy.I edit the file and I work on Windows
Then that should be easy.
What you need to do is open the file in Propertree (go to File > Open > EFI partition > EFI > OC > config.plist
Then in Propertree scroll down go to Kernel > Add section and underneath, select the last row (item no. 25) in that list and underneath that right-click on the row and select 'New sibling of 25'. A new item number of 26 will appear beneath it like this:
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You'll notice on item 26 the Type says 'String'. You must highlight it and change it to Dictionary, like this:
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Once that is done, simply highlight each of the lines under item 25 starting with Arch, and copy and paste
all the lines below that over to item 26 like this (you can use the Control + C & V keys) :
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Once finished it should look llke this:
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Then go and highlight BundlePath and change the name to CpuTscSync.kext and go to File > Save to save the file.
Since Enabled is set to True for the kext it means it is active on the list. That's how you edit and use the config.plist.
I 'm also interested in this other kexts have one folder and a file and CpuTscSync 2 folders a lot of files, is this how it should be ?Then that should be easy.
What you need to do is open the file in Propertree (go to File > Open > EFI partition > EFI > OC > config.plist
Then in Propertree scroll down go to Kernel > Add section and underneath, select the last row (item no. 25) in that list and underneath that right-click on the row and select 'New sibling of 25'. A new item number of 26 will appear beneath it like this:
View attachment 6149
You'll notice on item 26 the Type says 'String'. You must highlight it and change it to Dictionary, like this:
View attachment 6150
Once that is done, simply highlight each of the lines under item 25 starting with Arch, and copy and paste
all the lines below that over to item 26 like this (you can use the Control + C & V keys) :
View attachment 6151
Once finished it should look llke this:
View attachment 6152
Then go and highlight BundlePath and change the name to CpuTscSync.kext and go to File > Save to save the file.
Since Enabled is set to True for the kext it means it is active on the list. That's how you edit and use the config.plist.
What do you mean? You should only have downloaded one file only, and that is CpuTscSync.kext and placed it into EFI/OC/KextsI 'm also interested in this other kexts have one folder and a file and CpuTscSync 2 folders a lot of files, is this how it should be ?
But you dropped the link and there is no such file thereWhat do you mean? You should only have downloaded one file only, and that is CpuTscSync.kext and placed it into EFI/OC/Kexts
Yes. It is inside the EFI file on the site. You can actually navigate to the EFI/OC/Kexts folder on Github and actually save the kext file. If you can’t then just download the EFI zip using the green Code button and retrieve it from that.But you dropped the link and there is no such file there
I've already tried the memory panic remains the same@Haza, I want you to try something, I'm not going to guarantee it will work but it worked for me. Enable CSM in BIOS and reboot. I know Dortania says disable it, but on my A320I-K I have in enabled and it boots.
Yes. It is inside the EFI file on the site. You can actually navigate to the EFI/OC/Kexts folder on Github and actually save the kext file. If you can’t then just download the EFI zip using the green Code button and retrieve it from that.
Did you use the config.plist that I gave you before? If not hang on...
I used your config but after adding CpuTscSync it freezesDid you use the config.plist that I gave you before? If not hang on...