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@Danish297 You can get the latest patchs here https://github.com/AMD-OSX/AMD_Vanilla You'll need a recent OC, just follow the README.

@marinekev88 Yep, they announced it in the beta release notes: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/macos-release-notes/macos-12_1-release-notes But just the 6600 XT, no support for the 6700 XT.

To a big surprise, Monterey 12.1 Beta contains support for the 6600 XT.

I'd assume you have a Samsung SSD then? Trim is misbehaving on Samsung NVMe SSDs and they need 1-2 minutes to TRIM the disk...

@p2mmao Not all MSI boards are affected by this issue

@Leborgne23 It was seriously investigated by Shaneee (his MSI board was affected too) and other devs here. In the end he bought an Asus board. So you can make your conclusions from that. Just simple patching / spoofing does not work.

If Apple wanted to support them they would already, since Navi 22/23 are very similar to Navi 21. Since there is still no support we can assume Apple won't be using them and very likely will not support them.

That issue appeared with Beta 3. That was in July and no fix was found since then. Just to give some context.

@misterrm That issue has been investigated for weeks but no fix was found. Currently the only options are sticking to Big Sur, downgrade the BIOS (if you're not already on Zen 3) or switch to another board.

Not all MSI boards are affected, and those that are only with newer BIOS revisions. Since you have a Zen 2 CPU you could roll back your BIOS to a working one (those are without support for Zen 3 so you'd have to stuck to your CPU).

As you can read here: https://forum.amd-osx.com/index.php?threads/macos-monterey-released.2185/#post-14133 The SmallTree kext is dead on Monterey.

Also worth mentioning, some MSI boards don't work with Monterey using newer BIOS revisions.

I'm using a LG 38" Ultrawide (https://www.lg.com/us/monitors/lg-38WK95C-W-ultrawide-monitor) with a resolution of 3840 x 1600 for programming at home. I find it much more usable than the two 27" Thunderbolt displays I have in the office. There is a lot of usage for that big of a screen, you can...

I think iGPU said the same thing when he was working on getting Thunderbolt to work on ASRock... :D Wouldn't surprise me if ASRock had buggy ACPI, they have some weird behaviour in the BIOS too.

Did you test to SSH into your machine when it did not wake up properly? It is a long time since, but I think to remember I might have been able to. I guess this might have been what I fixed with the HibernationFixup kext and boot arg -hbfx-disable-patch-pci

@atanvarno My understanding was that by setting 0x0 you prevent the device from being put to sleep (since it cannot wake from anything). As Apfelnico mentions on his HS13, it should keep Bluetooth active during sleep to be able to wake up from bluetooth devices.

@atanvarno wow, thanks for condensing down your findings. Very interesting read! Interestingly, one of the last two updates seemd to have fixed wake up again, even after several sleep cycles Bluetooth was still working properly.

Sanity Checker hasn't been updated in a long time and is no longer useful... For anyone to help you'd need to provider your config.plist and a more detailed error message.

Looks like the Drivers section format does not match your version of OC, that changed in a recent version. Compare it to the sample.conf. Also, your GPU is no longer supported on Monterey since one of the last Betas, you can patch back the old Kexts but there is no guarantee how long that works...

Latest release fixes some small bugs and adds handling to restore last effect after sleep: https://github.com/aluveitie/Aureal/releases/tag/1.0.0