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SOLVED. See final note.
Hi Folks. Recently built a Lenovo M93p hackintosh.
OS: Mojave 10.14.6
Clover 5.9.3.0
I identified and mapped the USB ports using the instructions in Hackintool. Everything seems to work and look correct to the best of my knowledge.
However, I tried to plug an SSD drive into the external USB ports, and it will not "register". What seems to happen, if you look at the USB ports list in Hackintool, the port lights up, but the device name flashes on and off randomly, and the device never mounts.
I know the device hardware is fine because I plugged into another Mac and successfully formatted the drive in drive utility.
I popped a number of USB2 and USB3 devices (including a card reader with card) and they mount just fine.
Any ideas? Let me know what files you'd like to see.
Thanks!
P.S.
Ugh, found this thread. Not sure if this is the root cause, but very interesting read through: Lenovo Support
P.P.S.
So I picked up a powered drive adapter for the SSD, and whala! worked.
Hi Folks. Recently built a Lenovo M93p hackintosh.
OS: Mojave 10.14.6
Clover 5.9.3.0
I identified and mapped the USB ports using the instructions in Hackintool. Everything seems to work and look correct to the best of my knowledge.
However, I tried to plug an SSD drive into the external USB ports, and it will not "register". What seems to happen, if you look at the USB ports list in Hackintool, the port lights up, but the device name flashes on and off randomly, and the device never mounts.
I know the device hardware is fine because I plugged into another Mac and successfully formatted the drive in drive utility.
I popped a number of USB2 and USB3 devices (including a card reader with card) and they mount just fine.
Any ideas? Let me know what files you'd like to see.
Thanks!
P.S.
Ugh, found this thread. Not sure if this is the root cause, but very interesting read through: Lenovo Support
P.P.S.
So I picked up a powered drive adapter for the SSD, and whala! worked.
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