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update to 20G80

you need those SSDTs working, see link from dortania's guide https://dortania.github.io/Getting-Started-With-ACPI/Universal/plug-methods/manual.html#finding-the-acpi-path

so excited with the logon screen :P

power management on Monterey & Big Sur RC2 :)

thanks to remind the SSDT, AudioGod :) I have putback my SSDT-PLUG and this is what I have in the Monterey Energy Saver window , my next steps is for the display slider bar.

hi, follow thread link below, you can find more information there Post in thread '[Pre-Release] macOS Monterey' https://forum.amd-osx.com/index.php?threads/pre-release-macos-monterey.1841/post-11585

update to 20G71

not sure if it could help but have you try rehabman's aml and kext? i just saw this in YT

what is your adapter model? the BCM94360xx adapter works natively in macOS and in windows 11

My Jabra Elite 75T works :)

im so glad to hear it works for you :) I thank you all who made the hardwork on the AMD patches

monterey: new patch + xlnc --#2 ---> this is to boot Monterey and Big Sur, select this as your primary boot in bios Big Sur: Big Sur patch ---> this will be your backup just incase you cannot boot on Monterey, select this as secondary boot in bios. can you confirm again that this is working for...

have you updated your bios mobo with the latest version?

maybe in your bios settings for the CPU / mem frequency settings? it would be safe and check if AUTO can help :) ive heard also that overclocking may affect the frequency display

have you try to delete the com.apple.bluetooth.plist in the preferences? delete that as it forces macOS to create fresh files when your computer restarts. a. /Library/Preferences. b. ~/Library/Preferences/ByHost.

sorry, edit: my system do not accept the above entry, i have XLNC ----- #2 error during boot. what i did is copy paste the code from XLNC for me to able to boot Monterey and Big Sur ---> this is for savage001 to trial if he can boot same as mine :) the purpose of the experiment using corecount...

try this patches in USB for Monterey and Big Sur, you should be able boot both OS, of course on your own risk.

on your big sur efi config, try to snapshot the big sur oc folder using propertree or other plist editor

you should have same OC bootloader version installed on big sur and monterey, say if you use 0.7.1 on monterey then use the same version on big sur, dont forget the bios settings