Hi Casey,
First, as you've read numerous times, thank you so very much for your work and dedication. I would not have gotten this far on my hackintosh if it weren't for you and other dedicated members. I am running into hair pulling issues with my Gigabyte Radeon Vega 64.
- Gigabyte Designare Z390
- i9-9900
- Gigabyte Radeon Vega 64
- Adata xpg 8200 1 tb NVMe
- Corsair DDR4 2x16GB 3200 MHz
Following your guide, I was initially able to get everything working, including dual boot to Windows 10 through Clover. Awesome, right? Didn't understand why people were having problems if they just followed your instructions step by step, word for word. Well, I came home one day and noticed the hackintosh was on...toddler son was fascinated by the Alienware head (using a legacy Aurora 7500 case) and must have toggled it. I thought, no problem. But when I restarted the system, I would get to the log in screen and everything would freeze. I thought this was a USB issue. I also had issues booting into Windows through Clover. I then thought a fresh install would help, if my system got corrupted by power cycling from my son during boot up. Sometimes I could get to the Apple login screen with the Vega, other times I would get a kernel panic at the graphics portion of the boot. I've been able to work through all of that by booting using iGPU. If I switch over to the Vega 64, I either get a blank screen with some short horizontal, multicolored lines or, if lucky, to the Apple login screen, but again frozen. I'm currently using iMac 19,1 but have tried iMacPro 1,1 without any difference. I have the latest Lilu and Whatevergreen versions.
I thought I had the problem licked, and it was a HDMI port issue. Last week, I was able to get everything working using a DisplayPort cable. However, after a few reboots, I ran into the same problem of freezing on the login page when booting up with the Vega 64.
When using the iGPU, I can see the Vega 64 listed in my Graphics/Displays portion of the Hardware list on the hackintosh.
I've wondered if it is a hardware problem, but the Vega works fine in Windows.
I'm not quite ready to give up on this card, but I'm at my wits end. After about 2 weeks trying to work this out and reading as much as I can, I'm no where further than when I first started. My tolerant wife has commented that I'm obsessed with this.
If you or anyone else can help, I would greatly appreciate it.
I've attached my current config.plist.
Happy new year everyone!