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OpenCore package now includes validation utility. It's in the Utilities/ocvalidate folder. Use that instead of Sanity Checker web UI.

Apfelnico is..? I found such user on hackintosh-forum.de, not sure what guide you refer to. If you can point me to URL, I would love to read.

Joooolly nice. My rule of thumb is "wait for macOS .2 before upgrading, wait for iOS .1 before upgrading" thus I hope Monterey issues will be fixed by Apple until then. ;)

In the last day, I had about 15+ successful wake / sleep cycles and 2 instances 😒 of something locking up (which requires turning wall-power off). It's really annoying that I can't figure out what is causing the issue, because nothing changes between successes and failures. Nothing is attached...

I've upgraded my BIOS to 3.20 (from 3.00). I figured why not — it's few months out now, if there were any issues it would be withdrawn. Reverted back to WEG being active and so far - things are looking good. Multiple random sleep / wake cycles, all working fine. So 🤞🏻

I agree it's ASRock ACPI as root cause. ACPI is what all these fixes and patches lean on. Thus some patching may cause different consequences on ASRock than on Asus or Gigabyte. Hence I'm trying to make do with what I have :) and am eliminating potential factors. I don't know what else is WEG...

I expected that too but it is not. Just tried and Netflix works in Safari (it did not before). Thus some of the changes I did in last 2-3 weeks fixed that. Wish I knew what exactly. AppleTV+ remains an issue. Plays audio but video is just series of vertical green lines, regardless of the show.

I am getting somewhere with sleep/wake. I hazily recall reading somewhere that WEG can cause sleep/wake issue. So decided to try without it. The only reason I added it is that its unfairgva=0x01 fixes Safari+Netflix and TV+ DRM issues. After multiple software sleep (choose Sleep in Apple menu)...

With BIOS 3.0, this is how it behaves: By default (no USBmap.kext), XHCITR has 4 ports. When I connect external USB-C disk to it (in Windows), only one of those ports (0x03) lights up, showing USB 3.0 or 3.1 speeds. That's the port from my first screenshot. When I connected external USB hub...

I was reading this thread and noticed that vit9696 recommends: I checked IOReg and noticed that in my setup neither GFX0 or HDAU have acpi-path and thus do not appear in IOACPIPlane. I added this SSDT and now they do appear. DefinitionBlock ("", "SSDT", 2, "ACDT", "GPP8", 0x00000000) {...

Just tried again, switching Thunderbolt support from Enabled (No Security) to Disabled. This on BIOS P3.00

I was checking my log for ACPI errors and found this: Timestamp Thread Type Activity PID TTL 2021-10-16 13:20:43.358082+0200 0x71 Default 0x0 0 0 kernel: (AppleACPIPlatform) ACPI Error: 2021-10-16...

I'll try again when I can, but XHCITR literally disappeared when I set it to Disabled in BIOS.

Well, this is interesting. If I initiate Sleep from Apple menu, it reliably goes to sleep and wake (after few minutes) reliably works. If I let it go idle and it goes to sleep on its own, sleep works but wake fails.

I have now enabled sleep by idle, so will see in upcoming days are there any issues.

After much trial and error or various values, I decided to remove HibernationFixup.kext and start with initial XLNC's SSDT: DefinitionBlock ("", "SSDT", 2, "XLNC", "GPRW", 0x00000000) { External (XPRW, MethodObj) // 2 Arguments Method (GPRW, 2, NotSerialized) { If (_OSI...

I looked at this file and it honestly feels like more of the "splatter across the wall and see what sticks" approach :) 0x0D, 0x06, 0x09 etc...Basically set aside a day or two and get ready for lots of step-by-step testing and restarts.

We are thinking the same 😉 – because TB3 is not working, I changed the settings to disabled. That turns off the USB-C port entirely, it was at least working as such. Will need to test over the weekend how it behaves (regarding sleep) when that controller is off (need to adjust my USB map too)...

Huh...so this trick is not X570 specific, more like ASRock specific (you have Asus, right?)

Damn, now that everything reliably goes to sleep (tried at least 10x), the waking up problem appeared again. Probably the devices that were problematic to sleep, are now problematic to wake up. The fun continues...