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Hi everybody,
It's been a while, and I've been wondering if the support for Thunderbolt 4 on Hackintoshes has been smoother than for Thunderbolt 3.
I've searched around on the web and found this very detailed guide for hot-plug TB4 from elitemacx86 and wondered if this would a good guide to follow if one were to use AMD Thunderbolt-quipped systems? Would one have to flash the Maple Ridge Controller as well? Because in the guide they mention not having to flash it but in he FAQ they say yes one has to. A tiny bit of clarification would be much appreciated.
If true, it would motivate me a bit more to finally pursue a Thunderbolt Ryzentosh for the first time in a while! The ASUS Crosshair VIII Extreme and the ProArt Creator X570 have always interesting candidates for such experiments to me to try this on!
The linke to the guide is down below.
Cheers!
elitemacx86.com
It's been a while, and I've been wondering if the support for Thunderbolt 4 on Hackintoshes has been smoother than for Thunderbolt 3.
I've searched around on the web and found this very detailed guide for hot-plug TB4 from elitemacx86 and wondered if this would a good guide to follow if one were to use AMD Thunderbolt-quipped systems? Would one have to flash the Maple Ridge Controller as well? Because in the guide they mention not having to flash it but in he FAQ they say yes one has to. A tiny bit of clarification would be much appreciated.
If true, it would motivate me a bit more to finally pursue a Thunderbolt Ryzentosh for the first time in a while! The ASUS Crosshair VIII Extreme and the ProArt Creator X570 have always interesting candidates for such experiments to me to try this on!
The linke to the guide is down below.
Cheers!
GUIDE - How to Enable Thunderbolt 4 Hotplug on macOS
How to Enable Thunderbolt 4 Hotplug on macOS [Clover/OpenCore] An EliteMacx86 Exclusive Guide - This guide covers implementation of Thunderbolt 4 Hotplug on macOS for built-in and Add In Card (AIC) Thunderbolt hardware. Overview Recently, Intel and Apple announced their new Thunderbolt...
elitemacx86.com
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