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USB maps are specific to each hardware and even a different case can render it incompatible.

USB-C with Switch means the virtual port is the same when the device is flipped, and without Switch is the opposite.

Do you have an USB map? Not having a proper one is usually the cause for sleep issues.

Sounds like the issue on my old B450 motherboard, I was only able to use it with one RAM stick in only one slot, with it on any of the other it wouldn't POST.

Not guaranteed, but really common, even when changing some BIOS settings.

Sorry for the delay, I've had a lot of things to do lately and have been spending all my free time learning VFIO and successfully made a working macOS VM, feels just like bare metal, but runs on my Arch Linux installation! Anyways, the files are attached. How I got them? Simple, I used the...

I used the latest Ghidra version, it's cross platform for the most used operating systems and open source, it has an "Export to C" function somewhere, I can give more detailed steps tomorrow, or a disassembly if you send me the files.

For those interested, Corp released a script recently that automatically makes MmioWhitelist values from an OpenCore DEBUG log. https://github.com/corpnewt/MmioDevirt Also, SSDTTime can now make SSDT-PLUG-ALT by using the PluginType option which also acts as an SSDT-CPUR.

What exactly do you mean by error 46? If it's macOS related, the MMIO whitelist probably needs to be updated.

AFAIK these are normal because AMD CPUs don't support Intel's XCPM, it happens on my desktop too.

Their B450 motherboard should be unaffected.

Did you re-do the USB map, or used the one from the other NUC? Could you also send a HWiNFO64 hardware report?

Did macOS boot on it just fine without problems?

This issue also happens on a friend's Intel desktop when using the MacPro7,1 SMBIOS, so it's not AMD exclusive.

I took advantage of this situation to upgrade to a PCIe 4.0 motherboard (Gigabyte B550M Gaming X V2) from my Gigabyte B450M DS3H so I can run my new GPU at full speed. The same old motherboard had around the same price, so it just wasn't worth it. The new one also has BIOS Flashback so I have...

I'll test this after my new motherboard arrives, I somehow broke it when upgrading the GPU...

Check this: https://forum.amd-osx.com/threads/ryzen-7000-testing.3318/page-84#post-25894

Use the Dortania guide's USB creation guides. https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Install-Guide/

Can you send an IOReg dump?

To get logs from RestrictEvents you need: Debug or Release version of DebugEnhancer Debug version of RestrictEvents And a boot argument: -revdbg Then you can get the logs with this command: (sudo dmesg | grep -i RestrictEvents) > ~/Desktop/RestrictEventsLog.txt