Yes, a few seconds slower to boot if it is, but very little...
For the rest everything works... and especially the audio, it's perfect!!
Thank you very much to all
Ryzen 7000 Testing
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Yes, a few seconds slower to boot if it is, but very little...
For the rest everything works... and especially the audio, it's perfect!!
Thank you very much to all
If now you are using a release (not debug Opencore version) put target to 3Yes, a few seconds slower to boot if it is, but very little...
For the rest everything works... and especially the audio, it's perfect!!
Thank you very much to all
it is not useful to post a debug with Opencore release data (few data to read in it)
If I have already changed it, but each restart generates a TXT in the EFI
A curiosity....
Hackintool tells me I'm using clover
Try Resetting NVRAM.If I have already changed it, but each restart generates a TXT in the EFI
A curiosity....
Hackintool tells me I'm using clover
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Going to try jumping in.. I've built plenty of intel hacks but this is first AMD hack. Have zero issues reformatting over and over to get us to a workable state.
That being said, I'm starting from square one (maybe that's useful in some way?) so is the Dortania AMD info enough to get the ball rolling - using these updated 087 opencores. Is there anything AMD specific beyond the Dortania guide (and everything here) I should be aware of?
Asrock Steel Legend, 7950x
!TYTYTY!
That being said, I'm starting from square one (maybe that's useful in some way?) so is the Dortania AMD info enough to get the ball rolling - using these updated 087 opencores. Is there anything AMD specific beyond the Dortania guide (and everything here) I should be aware of?
Asrock Steel Legend, 7950x
!TYTYTY!
What did you change? I'd first try resetting NVRAM, it might have some Clover remntants.
You'll need a custom version of SSDT-CPUR, an MmioWhitelist and an USBToolBox USB map. I can help with all of these if you send a SysReport log and your EFI.
Tried @mariettosun Config.plist and it works perfectly
The NVRAM had already been reset earlier...
I did it again now.. but Hackintool keeps seeing Clover
No no, no problem, I used it as a curiosity... but it has no influence at all...
To me personally as if it says that I am using chameleon, as long as it works well that does not matter
** OpenCore Beta Test Build #2 **
- OpenCore.efi has been recompiled with this condition: ExtFamily >= 8
- Both release-mode and debug-mode builds are attached below
- For faster boot up, release-mode build may be used
- For providing helpful debug logs, the debug-mode build should be used with debug target set to 0x67
- Then OpenCore log file will be created in root folder of EFI partition
- We really want OpenCore debug log files from as many different AMD and Intel processors as possible
C:
// For AMD Family F and ExtFamily >= 8
if (CpuInfo->Family == 0xF && CpuInfo->ExtFamily >= 0x8) {
DEBUG ((DEBUG_INFO, "OCAK: Setting FSB and TSC for Family F and ExtFamily >= 8\n"));
busFreqValue = CpuInfo->FSBFrequency;
busFCvtt2nValue = DivU64x64Remainder ((1000000000ULL << 32), busFreqValue, NULL);
busFCvtn2tValue = DivU64x64Remainder(((1000000000ULL) << 32), busFCvtt2nValue, NULL);
tscFreqValue = CpuInfo->CPUFrequency;
tscFCvtt2nValue = DivU64x64Remainder ((1000000000ULL << 32), tscFreqValue, NULL);
tscFCvtn2tValue = DivU64x64Remainder(((1000000000ULL) << 32), tscFCvtt2nValue, NULL);
}
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Those ACPI errors in the macOS system log are actually okay! Well, technically it suggests sloppy work by the board/ACPI vendor, but for macOS it should be okay.
Hello, I currently have Ubuntu Linux 22.10 Kernel 6.0.9 installed. How do I create the SysReport log, by booting a debug version of OpenCore?
Make an EFI with the Dortania guide, make sure you're using the DEBUG version of OpenCore and the SysReport quirk is enabled (use CTRL + F). Then try booting, it'll fail 100%, but it'll create a log and a SysReport. Zip the SysReport folder and the .txt file and send it here along with your EFI.
There's a helpful table of CPUIDs on WikiChip (not Wikipedia). Let me see if I can find the AMD version of this table.
- We can see that Family 0xF is also used by some Intel parts, but their ExtFamily is 0x0.
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Looks like Intel's ExtFamily is always 0, can't we make it check for ExtFamily != 0 then?