hello I installed bigsur 11.7.10
gygabite motherboard GA-970A-DS3P-rev-2
amd fx8350
nvdia gt710
but it restarts on its own after a while
I leave my configplist
if you found anything unusual
THANKS
SSDT-PLUG.aml is usually an Intel SSDT. Did you generate this with corpnewt's SSDTTime? I would remove this SSDT.
If you are desperate for an alternative SSDT, see what Corpnewt's SSDTTime generates for your FX8350. Usually for an AMD system the script generates SSDT-PLUG-ALT.aml.
Nothing else stands out as being wrong or needing attention in the config.plist.
SSDT-PLUG.aml is usually an Intel SSDT. Did you generate this with corpnewt's SSDTTime? I would remove this SSDT.
If you are desperate for an alternative SSDT, see what Corpnewt's SSDTTime generates for your FX8350. Usually for an AMD system the script generates SSDT-PLUG-ALT.aml.
Nothing else stands out as being wrong or needing attention in the config.plist.
Means you have an unnecessary entry in your config.plist in the NVRAM section, under that number. You can delete it from your config.plist to remove this message.
You are missing a section under the NVRAM > Delete options, one that is present in the Add section above, see screenshot from your config.
current NVRAM > Add & Delete sections with incorrect entries.
revised NVRAM > Add & Delete sections with corrected entries.
Revised config.plist containing correct NVRAM entries is attached.
Cela signifie que vous avez une entrée inutile dans votre config.plist dans la section NVRAM, sous ce numéro. Vous pouvez le supprimer de votre config.plist pour supprimer ce message.
Il vous manque une section sous les options NVRAM > Supprimer, celle qui est présente dans la section Ajouter ci-dessus, voir capture d'écran de votre configuration.
View attachment 13685 NVRAM actuelle > Ajouter et supprimer des sections avec des entrées incorrectes.
View attachment 13686 NVRAM révisé > Ajouter et supprimer des sections avec des entrées corrigées.
Le fichier config.plist révisé contenant les entrées NVRAM correctes est joint.
thank you it's great
no more unwanted restarts
but I just noticed that when I remove the -v entry the computer no longer shuts down but restarts
if I put the -v entry back it turns off correctly
another weird thing
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