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[SUCCESS] Gigabyte Designare Z390 (Thunderbolt 3) + i7-9700K + AMD RX 580

Nice, I'll add an option to change device name, but I have a question about hexs, there's limit for the characters or not?
Hex bytes are in the range 0x00 to 0xFF, which is decimal 0 to 255. A byte of course is 8 bits, from:

0000 0000 --> to --> 1111 1111

0000 0000 is Hex 0x00 (and decimal 0)
1111 1111 is Hex 0xFF (and decimal 255)
 
Hex bytes are in the range 0x00 to 0xFF, which is decimal 0 to 255. A byte of course is 8 bits, from:

0000 0000 --> to --> 1111 1111

0000 0000 is Hex 0x00 (and decimal 0)
1111 1111 is Hex 0xFF (and decimal 255)
So if I want to change my device name to "CASEEEEEEEEEEEEEY IS THE BEEEEST WOWO TEST" can I?

my question is, can I write more hex than the original quantity?
 

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i tryed to use it, but after login in my password it loads forever and i didnt came to the desktop.

(sry you wrote me a conv msg but i dont have enough post to read it :-/)
login where? there's no way to login inside the HTML file, just click to STEP 1 and follow the popup
 
  • Replace the 5 green numbers with 5 random hex numbers between 0x00 and 0xFF.
  • Then compute CRC-8 from the website linked in the guide.
  • Replace first byte with new CRC-8 value.
  • Then open the SSDT from the guide, find ThunderboltDROM section, and replace the first 9 bytes with the new bytes.
  • Save the file.
  • Replace the existing Thunderbolt SSDT with the new SSDT.
  • The Winbond chip does not have to be touched.

ive done it now
choosed 5 random hex put it on the website replaced the 9 bytes replaced the CRC-8 Value
replaced the ssdt
and now it doesnt recognise (mount) lacie and/or UAD :-/
and when i want to restart the pc it freezes and i have to hard restart.

EDIT:

ok weird
i restarted the pc with my uad on when i switch the uad off and back on it recognises it but not the lacie
(uad on top port lacie on bottom nearer to audio port)
if i switch them up on the back now uad dont get recognised but lacie yes (still grey internal hdd icon)
so now the top port recognises the devices but not the bottom one :-/

EDIT2:

SO after my OS frozes i had to hard restart the pc
and now BOOTH devices got recognise after hard restarting (and have booth connected and the uad turn on)
i dont get it XD
 

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ive done it now
choosed 5 random hex put it on the website replaced the 9 bytes replaced the CRC-8 Value
replaced the ssdt
and now it doesnt recognise (mount) lacie and/or UAD :-/
and when i want to restart the pc it freezes and i have to hard restart.

EDIT:

ok weird
i restarted the pc with my uad on when i switch the uad off and back on it recognises it but not the lacie
(uad on top port lacie on bottom nearer to audio port)
if i switch them up on the back now uad dont get recognised but lacie yes (still grey internal hdd icon)
so now the top port recognises the devices but not the bottom one :-/
what's your macOS version?
 
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