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@Edhawk Thanks for the donation man, I really appreciate it :)

So true, so true!

To be honest the initial design wasn't opening the EFI folder in Finder automatically, some users requested that function and I did add it, that's why there are redundant measures.

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@Edhawk Since I personally never use notifications I thought it can be useful to some, it can be disabled in the settings though. The reason I designed it to be a menubar app is because it's easier to access than a window, but I'm planning to add the window mode as well, for some reasons the...

Hi guys, I've been working on an ESP Mounter app and I want to share it here. It's been a while since I've posted anything here because I replaced my Ryzen rig with an Intel one so I didn't have anything related to AMD to post. ESP Mounter Direct link to download for easier maintainability...

@he4097555 you can find all the compatible models here at: https://dortania.github.io/Wireless-Buyers-Guide/unsupported.html

it appears to be the same except for the no-gfx-spoof entry which i don't know what that is, you can try different ids to see which one will work on your card.

@edonkey another approach is to add the FakeID under the Device Properties instead of using the SSDT like in this example:

ok try this one: Also add radpg=15 (and -radcodec might not be necessary) under nvram section. Do a nvram reset before booting into macOS by pressing the space bar in OpenCore GUI if the nvram reset isn't available by default.

It's a little bit tricky since I don't know the exact device ID for your GPU is, I just can't find the best matching fakeID for it so we have to try different options.

@edonkey Remove the device properties entry for the GPU and try this SSDT: P.S. What is the model of your GPU exactly? I mean which brand?

@huang shao If you look closely you can see that the Dock and the Menu bar are not transparent which means there is no Hardware Acceleration which means the web deriver doesn't work at all, it only detects the GPU model and that's it. @kuttan23 There are no Web Drivers beyond High Sierra

Maybe try to rebuild caches with a tool like Onyx and clear nvram or just do a clean install with that last EFI. I'm getting out of ideas.

@Polyman I regenerated the SSDT-GPU-Spoof.aml and I removed the device properties. My SSDT addresses the GPU like this: { External (SB.PCI0, DeviceObj) External (SB.PCI0.PEG0.PEGP, DeviceObj) and your previous one addresses it like this: { External (SB.PCI0, DeviceObj)...