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I have, they all work in Big Sur and all CPU cores function, but the same efi does not work in Monterey, to get Monterey to boot, as others, need the cpus=1 flag and no USB port works no matter what we try.

That’s what I thought… if it were the other way around there would be 3rd party drivers for other GPUs. I am pretty confident that we will eventually get the Monterey issue figured out, or Ventura anyways. Just got to keep trying.

Yes, most of us had to replace the oem Samsung ssds to get it to work.

That I did not…. It was working in Monterey without heliport and I was hardwired. I did not put much effort into it on Big Sur because I was hoping to get past the usb issue in Monterey. For the time being, I wonder if there is a way to get RX 66000 support under Big Sur?

Back to trying to install an older version of Big Sur to get the XHCIPortlimit (or whatever its called)... When I try to boot the installer we made the other week with the older version of Big Sur, it forever loops with this error... (It does boot into the latest Big Sur, with USB support, no...

Hmm, make sure to RESET NVRAM when loading off this EFI, even if it hangs there, keep trying, it will eventually go past that. Make sure NVMEFIX.kext is present as well.

If its like the odd issue I had with dual booting windows 11 and Mac OS, you may need to copy your EFI from the boot drive onto a USB drive, (the Mac OS Installer USB would work) and then boot to Mac OS once, then reboot, reset NVRAM, then go into Bios, select your opencore SSD as first boot...

This is for Big Sur... You will need to add serial number and other info under Platform Info. This is still a work in progress, No Graphics Acceleration in Big Sur, but no USB Ports or more than 1 CPU in Monterey. Its been a hectic couple weeks, have not worked on it any further.

Yes on the setting built-in in device properties. This bios doesn’t give an option to disable onboard nic unfortunately.

I noticed something odd with the USB 3.0 Port in my case, when I plugged a USB 3.0 device into it, it would not populate, it would only populate a USB 2.0 device so I disconnected it and rebuilt the kext without that port enabled. (Still have the shutdown=restarting issue). Attached is the Kext...

I think I see what you mean, there are only 8 USB 3.0 Ports populated when there should actually be the 8 external plus the one internal... hmmmmm.....

Correct, I only have one USB3.0 Port on the case that is plugged into one of the Internal USB 3.0 Headers, the other one is not used. I am thinking that is Port 10 & 4. If this is the case shouldn't I switch Port 10 & 4 to INTERNAL since they are connected to the internal USB 3 header?, or is...

Is this the correct form, Sensi? (Barely lifts foot off the ground...)

Ahhhh, I was setting the virtual ports to 0 and one of the internal… ok will redo it. Thank you for the education and going into detail, I really do appreciate the education

I have 2 usb 2.0 headers on this mobo, one goes to the fenvi Wi-Fi for bt and the other goes to a usb 2.0 dual port on the case. On the usb c I changed those in types in usbtoolbox and then rebuilt the kext… I don’t get why it’s reverting back to that configuration… I wonder if it has to do with...

That makes sense... I changed the ports to what I think they should be, if you could take a look and see if that and the kext order are where they should be? I will note, that even with these changes, it still reboots rather than shut down.

I have what might be a stupid question, but I read and re-read USBToolboxes instructions and I am not seeing anything about changing the USB port types, I remapped in windows 3 times and it detects the ports that you listed that are not there. What am I missing?

Ok… will do

working on it now.... what is best way to clean up usbmap.kext?

Got it! Removed it! If you could spot what is causing the reboot rather than shutdown, I would really appreciate it! It's been driving me nuts. On the Legion 5, I probably will not work on it today, I am upgrading some of my processors in some of my hackintoshes. (Retiring some of the Ryzen 5...