@Sdgros01 Every OpenCore version usually has some changes in the schema of the config.plist
I usually use a diff with the sample.plist to update my config.plist, or you can consult the Differences.pdf to update it. With 0.5.9 notably some block sections were renamed to delete and those 3 entries listed in your screenshot were removed. (And one or two new entries were added)
Thanks I’ll try and dig into it here a few days. Was more upset that I had to start from scratch all over again with my installs. Another issue in running into now is macOS won’t shutdown, it’ll go to a black screen and just sit running after all this now
I’ve always favored this build - I’ve been looking for the most compatible mobo to get as close to a golden build as possible including sleep and usb c - and also have some of the luxuries like 2 NVME slots and a front usb - c header (building into a NZXT H1).
So I’ve been quietly searching for great builds like these
I might need your help Aluveitie - as I have made a silly decision to get the asrock b550 phantom gaming itx board - it has everything I’m looking for. But - I’m going to have no idea what I’m doing as nobody has obviously built a hackintosh off one yet and the last time I made a hackintosh it was a laptop in 2008, lol.
I was in a similar place when I bought the X570 ITX, just follow the guide: https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Desktop-Guide/
This should get you a working system, everything else is just polishing afterwards (and much easier when the system is already running)
Hi, i'm new here and i'm looking for the same build, the b550 phantom gaming itx has TB3 too ?
i want an hackintosh build with TB3 for an audio interface, I have ryzen 3900x and radeon 5700xt,
I hesitate between b550 phantom gaming itx, the new gigabyte b550 (if they have a TB3 header for alpine / titan ridge, i don't know), or just take the X570 itx/tb3, which seems like a safe solution
Hi, i'm new here and i'm looking for the same build, the b550 phantom gaming itx has TB3 too ?
i want an hackintosh build with TB3 for an audio interface, I have ryzen 3900x and radeon 5700xt,
I hesitate between b550 phantom gaming itx, the new gigabyte b550 (if they have a TB3 header for alpine / titan ridge, i don't know), or just take the X570 itx/tb3, which seems like a safe solution
Everything I’ve seen on the new b550 phantom gaming itx doesn’t show anything regarding tb3 on board on even a tb header. The x570 is the only go to itx with tb support that I’ve seen
Just remove the kext (or update to the latest one which does not load the SMU firmware for Navi anymore).
Btw, I’d wait until the new RDNA 2 based cards are released, expectedly in September. Those come with 50% performance improvement.
Just remove the kext (or update to the latest one which does not load the SMU firmware for Navi anymore).
Btw, I’d wait until the new RDNA 2 based cards are released, expectedly in September. Those come with 50% performance improvement.
But we need to wait for MacOS to actually support it... maybe we're lucky and the existing drivers work otherwise it might be some time until a Mac with the new GPU is released.
Working
Audio
GPU
LAN
Shutdown
USB
DisplayPort In
Bluetooth
Sleep
Known issues
Thunderbolt without hot-plugging (devices need to be connected before boot but works fine as USB-C)
BIOS settings
CSM: disabled
Above 4G decoding: disabled
Fast boot: disabled
Deep sleep: disabled
Sleep
The CPU integrated USB Controller (SB.PCI0.GP13.XHC0) is the reason for restarts on wake up from sleep. Deactivating it either through SSDT patches or directly in the BIOS fixes this issue, but results in USB Ports 3 and 4 ending up as USB 2 only:
If the USB port of the integrated Bluetooth module on HS9 is set to 'internal' it resulted in a timeout/kernel panic when trying to enter sleep. Setting it to USB 2 fixed it.
Bluetooth
The integrated bluetooth is fully functional with the appropriate kext. Loading the firmware may fail upon boot and requires a reboot. Disabling Deep sleep in BIOS fixes it for cold boots.
EFI
For more background and EFI check out the Github repo: RyzenMacPro
I have the same setup except i have lpx 3600mhz(32gb), samsung evo pro 970 and powercolor RX5700 (not XT) and my OpenCL is 32k, does radeon boost not cause kernel panic on 10.15.5 for you? mine won’boot with it. my multi thread cpu score is also lower than yours and i have 3900x too. any ideas? using same acpi setup and most kexts apart from voodoo.
I have the same setup except i have lpx 3600mhz(32gb), samsung evo pro 970 and powercolor RX5700 (not XT) and my OpenCL is 32k, does radeon boost not cause kernel panic on 10.15.5 for you? mine won’boot with it. my multi thread cpu score is also lower than yours and i have 3900x too. any ideas? using same acpi setup and most kexts apart from voodoo.
The latest version of RadeonBoost does not load the SMU Firmware Apple broke anymore for Navi. You still get a small improvement from other injected properties but not as much.
You can replace the it with the MacBook framebuffer (which is kinda hack) to improve the Geekbench score. But it’s more cosmetic as it does not really translate to any significant real world Performance improvements.
Also, when running benchmarks disable the automatic speed adjustment in the AMD Power Gadget.
I can't seem to get shutdown working, any ideas which ones I have mixed up? I've used the usb mapping from https://aplus.rs/2020/usb-mapping-how/ which seems to work. do I need to add usb.aml back in as ssd?
ASRock ITC phantom gaming tb3 x570
Ryzen 3900x
3600mhx ddr 4 corsair lpx
corsair sf750
power colour 5700 radeon
I can't seem to get shutdown working, any ideas which ones I have mixed up? I've used the usb mapping from https://aplus.rs/2020/usb-mapping-how/ which seems to work. do I need to add usb.aml back in as ssd?
ASRock ITC phantom gaming tb3 x570
Ryzen 3900x
3600mhx ddr 4 corsair lpx
corsair sf750
power colour 5700 radeon
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