Versatile and functional EFI for B650 AM5 motherboard (MSI, ASUS, NZXT), and it may work with X670
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Hello Guest. Before you post check the Troubleshooting guide here, Dortania Troubleshooting
Don’t forget that AMD Navi cards need the agdpmod=pikera boot argument in the config.plist, to prevent the Black Screen issue.
AMD Navi 10 and Navi 21/22 & 23 cards are the AMD 5000-Series and AMD 6000-Series discrete GPUs respectively.
The supported cards from these two series require the 'agdpmod=pikera' boot argument to prevent them leaving the user staring at a Black Screen, when they should be arriving on the Login screen, when using WhateverGreen.kext.
WhateverGreen.kext only supports Navi 10, Navi 21 & 23 cards.
Using NootRX.kext with a Navi 21/22 or 23 card doesn't require this boot argument.
See this Dortania GPU Buyers Guide (AMD section) for details. It assumes you are using WhateverGreen.kext.
# AMD GPU - NAVI cards
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Have you mapped your USB ports?
Having a misconfigured or not having a custom USB ports configuration (kext) at all, is a common cause for Sleep/Wake/Reboot and Bluetooth issues in macOS.
See this link for USB mapping in macOS.
Follow the manual pathway in the guide.
Having a misconfigured or not having a custom USB ports configuration (kext) at all, is a common cause for Sleep/Wake/Reboot and Bluetooth issues in macOS.
See this link for USB mapping in macOS.
Follow the manual pathway in the guide.
Hackintool isn’t a good choice for mapping AMD USB ports.
Best option for AMD USB mapping is Corpnewt’s USBMap script.
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Here is a guide for USBMap
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Best option for AMD USB mapping is Corpnewt’s USBMap script.
GitHub - corpnewt/USBMap: Python script for mapping USB ports in macOS and creating a custom injector kext.
Python script for mapping USB ports in macOS and creating a custom injector kext. - corpnewt/USBMap
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Here is a guide for USBMap
GitHub - Mahasvan/UsbMapGuide
Contribute to Mahasvan/UsbMapGuide development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Hi,
I just downloaded the Sonoma 8 core EFI
It’s working. I have a question: is there any way to make the Mac run faster? And is there any way to use it without connecting the usb flash drive? From what I checked it’s using 8 MB of display memory. From what I checked it can use 128, how do I change it?
Thanks
I just downloaded the Sonoma 8 core EFI
It’s working. I have a question: is there any way to make the Mac run faster? And is there any way to use it without connecting the usb flash drive? From what I checked it’s using 8 MB of display memory. From what I checked it can use 128, how do I change it?
Thanks
I actually shirnked from my nvme drive. My graphics card is RTX 4070 and I also got integrated graphics in my cpu
Your RTX 4060 will never work in macOS. MacOS is a dead end for all Nvidia RTX GPUs. You need to disable the RTX card for macOS to use the CPU's IGPU. A custom SSDT-DISABLE-GPU.aml table or using the -wegnoegpu boot argument would be required. The SSDT is the better option, but the boot argument can be used in the short term.
The Ryzen 7 7800X3D IGPU will require NootedRed.kext, if the Radeon Graphics are supported by this kext. Do not use WhateverGreen.kext or add any DeviceProperties to your config.plist if you use NootedRed.kext. As both will clash with NootedRed and possibly cause a kernel panic.
The Ryzen 7 7800X3D IGPU will require NootedRed.kext, if the Radeon Graphics are supported by this kext. Do not use WhateverGreen.kext or add any DeviceProperties to your config.plist if you use NootedRed.kext. As both will clash with NootedRed and possibly cause a kernel panic.
NootedRed.kext is attached in the Artifacts zip.
Download the zipped folder
Navigate to the Release folder and extract the zipped files.
NootedRed.kext file should be be found in the 'NootedRed-1.0.0-RELEASE' folder.
Add it to your /EFI/OC/Kexts folder and add a companion entry to your config.plist for the kext.
With regard to your Nvidia GPU, have a read of this guide for disabling the GPU using a custom SSDT.
Download the zipped folder
Navigate to the Release folder and extract the zipped files.
NootedRed.kext file should be be found in the 'NootedRed-1.0.0-RELEASE' folder.
Add it to your /EFI/OC/Kexts folder and add a companion entry to your config.plist for the kext.
With regard to your Nvidia GPU, have a read of this guide for disabling the GPU using a custom SSDT.
No, the most stable release would be Sonoma 14.3.1, i.e. before Apple started messing around with the USB and other devices in 14.4.
Have you checked the System Settings > Sound tab to make sure the Line-Out option and your speakers are selected as the default audio out option. I assume you have the speakers connected to the Green audio port on the rear IO plate.
MacOS doesn’t always select the speakers by default, it more often selects the DisplayPort or HDMI audio option, connected to the display, as it expects the display to have built in speakers.
MacOS doesn’t always select the speakers by default, it more often selects the DisplayPort or HDMI audio option, connected to the display, as it expects the display to have built in speakers.
The specifications page for your ASRock 650E PG-ITX WIFI motherboard says it uses the Realtek ALC 1220 audio codec, not the ALC897 codec.
You need to use one of the audio layout-id's for the ALC1220 to get the Line-Out audio and Microphone port working. The screenshot below shows all the layout ID's that have been set to work with the ALC1220 codec.
You will need to try each layout-id in your config.plist to see which of these work best for your system. Multiple ID's may work, you need to work out which works the best for your end use.
The easiest way to do this is to use the alcid=xx boot argument in your config.plist. Where xx represents one of the ID's listed above, i.e. alcid=1 or alcid=2 ... alcid=100.
If you have a DeviceProperties entry in your config.plist for the Audio device, remove it, as the alcid=xx boot argument takes precedence over the DeviceProperties entry.
After adding the alcid=1 or 2 or 3 ... etc. boot argument, you need to reboot your system for the new layout-id to take effect.
Before booting in to macOS with the new ID, you need to use the ResetNvram driver from the OC boot screen, so the previous non-working layout-id is removed from NVRAM.
When you get one that works, i.e. enables the line-out and microphone devices you should see them in the following locations:
System Information > Audio
System Settings > Sound > Output
Hackintool > Sound tab
Best of luck with your testing.
You need to use one of the audio layout-id's for the ALC1220 to get the Line-Out audio and Microphone port working. The screenshot below shows all the layout ID's that have been set to work with the ALC1220 codec.
You will need to try each layout-id in your config.plist to see which of these work best for your system. Multiple ID's may work, you need to work out which works the best for your end use.
The easiest way to do this is to use the alcid=xx boot argument in your config.plist. Where xx represents one of the ID's listed above, i.e. alcid=1 or alcid=2 ... alcid=100.
If you have a DeviceProperties entry in your config.plist for the Audio device, remove it, as the alcid=xx boot argument takes precedence over the DeviceProperties entry.
After adding the alcid=1 or 2 or 3 ... etc. boot argument, you need to reboot your system for the new layout-id to take effect.
Before booting in to macOS with the new ID, you need to use the ResetNvram driver from the OC boot screen, so the previous non-working layout-id is removed from NVRAM.
When you get one that works, i.e. enables the line-out and microphone devices you should see them in the following locations:
System Information > Audio System Settings > Sound > Output Hackintool > Sound tabBest of luck with your testing.
Thanks for the info.
I used EFI without any changes.
I was able to install Sonoma on my PC.
The install restarted maybe 7 to 9 Times!?
But running good and everyyhing seems to be work.
CPU: Ryzen7 7800x3d
Motherboard: asus tuf gaming b650-plus
gskill trident z5 32gb 6000cl30
rx580 8gb
I used EFI without any changes.
I was able to install Sonoma on my PC.
The install restarted maybe 7 to 9 Times!?
But running good and everyyhing seems to be work.
CPU: Ryzen7 7800x3d
Motherboard: asus tuf gaming b650-plus
gskill trident z5 32gb 6000cl30
rx580 8gb
Well @htre14 , I have some disappointing news for you. It's all about hardware compatibility and neither your RTX 3060 or 7000X3D iGPU will work in macOS. You'd need to buy a compatible AMD Graphics card
That is really a matter of opinion and what your budget is, you can look over the success stories here and see if that helps you decide. Your motherboard and CPU should be supported, you just need a graphics card. See this link for more information regarding graphics support.