Maybe I could be wrong, I don't know exactly what is supposed to rename, but comparing the IOregs before and after applying the SSDTTime patch 'GPP7.UP00 to UPXX to fix Gigabyte's Mistake' seems that nothing is changing... (IORegs attached)
BTW @Lorys89 I have made many tests with your DSDT but...
@Lorys89 This is the reply I've got from CorpNewt, but that patch was already merged in my config.plist and is applied as you can see from my EFI folder, what else am I missing ? π€
CorpNewt β Today at 1:03 AM
The DSDT.aml that's in your "ACPI DUMP" folder does not have any orphaned scope sets...
I do a recap after one week of attempts:
I have try hard to understand how to get the 'missing' RHUB to work, I have try applying SSDTTime suggested SSDT
and ACPI patch related to 'GPP7.UP00 to UPXX to fix Gigabyte's Mistake'.
The usbmap kext should be fine and settled correctly, I also have try...
I see your point and I thank you, I guess it's better to set the usb ports using SSDT but the problem I have is a bit different from mere mapping ports, the problem i'm facing is that I have a bios code that assign the same name to 2 different controllers so that one of the two controllers can...
I have fixed the SSDT-CPUR.aml as per your instructions: changed the name from ACPI0007 to AMDI0008 and renamed all the 32 'CP00, CP01, CP02, etc' to 'C000, C001, C002, etc',
resetted NVRAM and booted but still same name XH00 for both controllers
ok ok, I guess I need a SSDT to rename the controller that is not working =
IOService:/AppleACPIPlatformExpert/PCI0@0/AppleACPIPCI/GPP7@2,1/IOPP/UP00@0/IOPP/DP60@C/IOPP/XH00@0
Am I wrong? ...Hope not π
so... I got my DSDT from acpidump.exe in Windows (booted from bios boot menu, not using...
Ok I have setted all USB3 port with value '3' but still not working, probably I do not get it... π
What I see is that I have two different XH00 controllers but only one of them is working.
I took some pictures to describe the behaviour, I also attach the revised Kext:
Thanks @leesurone , will change those ports to '3' and try as soon as I will be home.
What if the controller needs to be enabled and properly identified? Where and what have I to check?
Ok, then... I went through all the mapping process again from Windows 11 and fixed port types and names, activating only the used ones, without companions.
From config.plist I have removed the patch to rename XHC1 to SHCI as using SystemProductName = MacPro7,1 I should not need it,
XhciPortLimit...
Thanks @leesurone, much clear now, I have only 2 USB C ports, one on the back and one on the front of the case close to the two USB 3 ports that are actually not working,
so I assume the controller is working too, will try to adjust the ports setting as you described.
I usually follow @Edhawk...
Have you installed the sound card drivers?
The microphone input should be mono, not stereo as shown on your track.
Is the microphone input selected at sound card level?
Have you try to check CoreAudio Setup? Select Applications >> Utilities and choose βAudio MIDI Setup.β Adjust inputs and...
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