Please try the attached config.plist that should fix the table-load error on EXTGPP00. Let's see what larger effect this has.
Thanks @ManuelB. I am heading to the gym now for morning workout. Will look at this in a couple of hours.
I’ll take a look soon. It’s good that the SSDT method of port mapping is helping us find some unexpected problems. Let’s continue with that method for a little longer before switching to something else.@CaseySJ Ok thank you very much I'll try a bit in the meantime...just found out if I insert all the ssdt's the wifi works great, he now finds others too and I can activate and deactivate it...data in the attachment...it can be that I made mistakes when creating the USB map, I think yes, I will try to check them all again.....we are close to it....If we can still eliminate the error and get Bluetooth under control, you will see that but great
Yes, all correct.
Looks fine but I did a mistake, you should have set port 40 as Internal not 14...@XtremeXT
Wonderful -- this shows the USB map fully activated. Previously we could not active USB Controllers D and E, which indicates some BIOS/ACPI problem because the same procedure works perfectly on Asus X670E.@CaseySJ here the ioreg and @XtremeXT I just need a moment do I have to connect them all again in the USB tool the same way?
Don't re-do the USB map, seems like Casey's method worked. Follow what they said.@CaseySJ here the ioreg and @XtremeXT I just need a moment do I have to connect them all again in the USB tool the same way?
Sorry -- disable what?...
@CaseySJ Why do they need to disable that? The other user's Gigabyte motherboard works fine with default settings.
On my Intel systems sleep is immediately interrupted. However, I just tried in on the Asus X670E Gene without disabling it, and sleep/wake still works.That option in settings, Wake for Network Access.