NVME installation disable USB3.0 ports and viceversa

[Briccoenjoy]

Hello, i am an happy hackintosh user, some problems here and there but always fixed,

I installed my new MP510 nvme ssd, enabled on bios, used the "KernelAndKextPatches" fix to get him recognized and it worked, so i initialized the Drive to MacOs journaled (i need it to stream data not for OS) and copied some files in it, then i noticed that my USB3.0 external drive was not recognized so i found out USB3.0 ports was not working anymore.
I downloaded latest Multibeast and installed:
-7/8/98 Series USB support
-Increase Max port Limit 100 series

And USB 3.0 was working again , but my NVME drive was not recognized again.. The Kext patch still there so i don't know what to do now

Thanks for the help


RIG:
i7 6700K
Gigabyte z170 ud5 th
OS Sierra 10.12.6

Patch used is from this video

 

[maclinuxg4]

you need to boot on SDD first, then launch hackintool, and go to section PCI for get information on your NVME

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[Briccoenjoy]

you need to boot on SDD first, then launch hackintool, and go to section PCI for get information on your NVME

thanks but i've never heard of this software i see there are different guides but not for my issue, can you recommend something specific?
which information you need? is corsair MP510 gen3 x4M.2SSD

 

[maclinuxg4]

no you need to know what is the adress pci information to add to boot NVME

 

[Briccoenjoy]

no you need to know what is the adress pci information to add to boot NVME

i am not trying to boot from nvme, i want to use it as internal drive to store files. i was able to do it, but now is not working anymore

 

[maclinuxg4]

you could use on another key linux to find with lspci -k address of pci without install, on virtual memory try

 

[Briccoenjoy]

you could use on another key linux to find with lspc -k address of pci without install, on virtual memory try

thank you for your help but this makes no sense to me at all...can you plz explain in a more easy way? thanks

 

[maclinuxg4]

yes of course, you need a second usb key, you install for instance manjaro, linux, then you boot on you CM.
next, you choose to se in virtual, and launch then open in a terminal a shell and sudo lspci -k
(dont install )

you get le list of whole pci component

 

[Briccoenjoy]

yes of course, you need a second usb key, you install for instance manjaro, linux, then you boot on you CM.
next, you choose to se in virtual, and launch then open in a terminal a shell and sudo lspci -k
(dont install )

you get le list of whole pci component

sounds crasy that i need to do such thing to let sierra recognize one hard disk, specially because it was working no problem until i restarted my hackintosh. When i restarted the USB 3.0 was not working so i installed USB 3.0 drivers and the nvme SSd was not recognized again, but i mean...it was working. motherboard sees it

 

[maclinuxg4]

if you could start mac os plz use hackintool application

then search your NVME drive