[Guide] Creating a Custom SSDT for USBInjectAll.kext

[N8261D]

you have to create your own, unless someone has the same motherboard and card that you have

Okay. Thanks. Is there maybe a simpler or more dumbed down guide for doing this? Possibly a video?

 

[Feartech]

Okay. Thanks. Is there maybe a simpler or more dumbed down guide for doing this? Possibly a video?

not sure of any videos, it looks complex at first but after you have read it a few times and start the process, it is quite easy

 

[simonuzzo]

I need help to create my ssdt file.
I have a msi z370 gaming pro carbon motherboard
I have tested all the doors and this is the result:
Internal doors 2.0
HS07 - HS08
HS11 - HS12
Internal doors 3.1
HS05 / SS01 - HS06 / SS02
HS03 / SS03 - HS04 / SS04
External doors only 2.0
HS09
HS10
External doors 3.1
HS01 / SS07
HS02 / SS08
HS13 / SS06
HS14 / SS05
3.1 external ports connected to ASMedia-ASM3142:
RP05 ----> SSS2 / HSS2 Type A
RP05 ----> SSS1 / HSS1 Type C

As I have to proceed, my processor is an 8700K. My main question is with the ports connected to the ASMedia chipset even if it is detected in the PCI0 tree. And a correct file for my ID.

P.s. my XHC device- ID is <af a2 00 00>

 

[psysfaction]

Thank you for this guide. just finished it and looks like it is all working with my z170-gaming7 motherboard.
Now next step is to figure out why sleep is not working

Update
I was able to figure out what caused the sleep issue.
I am using a h115i CPU cooler from corsair. This one is connected via usb to the mb.
I made a new SSDT where I also disable that USB port, in my case HS10, and now sleep is finally working
I was using this Hackintosh for 2 years with no working sleep. Feeling super excited and thankful for this helpful community here.

 

[cbrink]

Hi @RehabMan,
I did the process as described but ioreg still shows all the ports even after removing them with the custom SSDT. I am not sure what to do to fix this issue. Kexts are stored in L/E.
Any help will be appreciated.

 

[whfengmd]

Hello RehabMan, thank you very much! It is not too easy for a new one. Would you please that you put a video on youtube so that we can follow step by step?

 

[biscate]

Thank you RehabMan again, for providing us this amazing guide.

If someone is interested, here is the SSDT for Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Ultra mobo.
It has only a XHCI controller, with the following ports:

(USB2 / USB3)
HS03 / SS03 : USB3.1 Gen2 [red], next to the Ethernet port
HS04 / SS04 : USB3.1 Gen2 [red], next to the Ethernet port
HS05 / SS05 : USB3.1 Gen1 [yellow], next to the Type-C port
HS06 / SS06 : USB3.1 Type-C back
HS07 / SS07 : USB3.1 Gen1 [yellow], next to the HDMI port
HS08 / SS08 : USB3.1 Gen1 [yellow], next to the HDMI port

(USB2)
HS11 : 4 USB2 back ports (hub)
HS12 : USB2 internal ITE, ignored to stay at 15 port limit
HS13 : 2 USB2 front ports (hub), assuming you're using the mobo USB_1 internal header
HS14 : USB2 internal bluetooth

 

[cbrink]

Got mine fix by using this:
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/usb-port-limit-patch-for-14-1-14-2-14-3.268893/#post-188847

All my ports are visible and working without a custom SSDT. I will still want to remove the unwanted ports though.

 

[cbrink]

Followed the guide to create custom SSDT to remove unwanted ports. I kept all available ports and did not limit them to 15.
All my ports are visible and working using
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/usb-port-limit-patch-for-14-1-14-2-14-3.268893/#post-1888473
together with custom SSDT.

 

[GryphonP3]

I have been at this a few times now, as I couldn't get my USB 3.0 external drives to work which was inconvenient, but now I have lost connection to my audio interface which makes my music production impossible, so I utterly need to work this out now.

I have followed the steps in the guide to copy the rename patches 0, 1, and 2 from the provided config.plist to my plist's DSDT patches. I have used the uia_ignore_rmcf boot argument and installed the XHCI-unsupported.kext.

In my IO registry, I am able to identify that all of my physical ports operate on HS01-HS06, so HS07-14 are unused. But I can't figure out how to show any SS0x anywhere in my registry. My registry looks just like yours in the left image of "Injection of just HSxx:" forgive my lack of knowledge, but I don't know exactly how to execute "Injection of just HS03,SSxx,USRx:" What should I be using to inject these? I have the USBInjectAll.kext installed to my system. I just can't progress with this guide with no SS0x appearing. I have read this and the sister guide through and through, and can't figure how to view my SS0X in the IOReg. I am fully dedicated to getting this to work, I just think I am missing something as I don't know how to control which ports I am injecting, for steps such as "Injection of just HS03,SSxx,USRx:"

Thank you! Trying my hardest to get this sorted out.