Recent content by leesurone

Please try this version and see if it helps. I changed the csr-active-config value to 03080000 in the config.plist under the NVRAM/Add/7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82 section.

The dated kernel patches are a big deal, good call

Hello @jcpollman , two things stand out in your EFI. USBToolbox is not compatible with Tahoe so there is no USB support using it. You can try disabling it and UTBDefault.kext and see if your USB Ports work, probably not, or a better solution is to use either the newest release of Hackintool in...

Hi @errevi . Glad you got your ACPI SSDTs files worked out. Now that you have that settled you need to take another run at USB Port Mapping which is usually the cause of a reboot on shutdown. I have lost count on how many times that same issue has been reported, not just here but on other...

Hello @weyn , the single most common reason sleep/ wake behavior fails is due to incorrect USB Port mapping. Take my word for it that there are countless posts everywhere dealing with this very common issue. Other less common reasons can be caused by some software and or add in hardware. A quick...

Your USB Port mapping looks good, I can't really say if its right or not. As I mentioned before the tests I use is to determine if my mapping is working check if sleep/ wake behavior works as expected (no freezes, no reboot instead of shut down, system powers up and goes back to sleep...

Mapping USB Ports is always a bit of trial and error and it can get frustrating but asking me to do it for you remotely, without direct access to your machine, raises the level of difficulty to a point I won't commit to. I see you added SSDT-UIAC.aml to your ACPI files, you do not want that...

Neither but the second one is much closer. USB Type C and USB3 always have two ports, an HS0 port and an SS0 port. Your USB C mapping only has SS0 ports which is incorrect, there is a corresponding H0 to identify and also set as type 9. My test of a successfully created USB Port Mapping is if...

Just to be clear because you have a Qualcom Wifi/Bluetooth card Bluetooth may never work in macOS. It may be possible but beyond what I know.

Here are some hints on how to inject your monitors EDID To inject a custom EDID in OpenCore, use DeviceProperties in your config.plist. Find your GPU's PCI path using gfxutil, convert your EDID binary to base64 or data format, and add it under DeviceProperties -> Add with the property key...

Your USB Map is still incorrect, please note the following and try again. How to set USB Port Status USB2 (0) - Physical USB2 ports on rear I/O plate, these ports always have a Black coloured tang. USB3 (3) - Physical USB3 ports on rear I/O plate, these ports can have a Red, Blue, Cyan or...

To enable bluetooth once USB Port mapping is complete add the three kexts in my EFI in the same order: BluetoothFixup IntelBTPatcher IntelBluetoothFirmware Then in the config.plist under the NVRAM/ Add section add the two highlighted lines as shown in the screen shot. You can copy from my...

Make all those changes to a bootable USB Disk 1. Good 2. Don't forget uncheck the Kernel/ blocked section of your config.plist of IOSkywalkFamily.kext 3. You can try Hackintool, I would try with the XHCIPortLimit quirk enabled and see if that works, if not then without and no kind of port...

One last thing is I don't see the need to be using IOSkywalkFamily.kext and downgrading it in the Kernel Block section of your config.plist. Should not be needed in your configuration.

According to Gigabyte these are the typical WIFI/ Bluetooth cards your motherboard (if it is version 1.0) comes with. Sounds like you have the first one which is fine but none of them are compatible with macOS WIFI hardware limitations. I have never tried to activate Bluetooth using one of the...