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- Nov 17, 2011
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- Motherboard
- Asus UX310UAK-OC
- CPU
- i7-7500U
- Graphics
- HD 620
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Hello everyone,
I'm trying to give new life to this old mobo. CPU is an i7 2600K (Sandy Bridge), dGPU is an NVIDIA GTX 760.
I created the High Sierra USB installer and followed (very very carefully) the Dortania guide for Opencore 0.6.5, but it seems that I cannot get past OpenCore's "End Random Seed" message.
A few notes about this mobo and its BIOS: UEFI is supported, but there are no option for "Above 4G decoding" (which should be enabled) "VT-d" and "CFG-Lock" (which should both be disabled).
Reading OpenCore debug output i get this line: "OCCPU: EIST CFG Lock 0". This, as stated in Dortania guide, should mean that CFG Lock is disabled by default, so I set both "AppleCpuPmCfgLock" and "AppleXcpmCfgLock" to "NO".
Same goes with "VT-d", which is not supported by the mobo, so I set "DisableIOMapper" to "NO"
I also tried to set all these to "Yes" and even combine "Yes" and "NO", all to no avail.
Attached is my EFI folder and OpenCore's debug and mobo's original DSDT.aml
If anyone could give me any kind of suggestion, it would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
I'm trying to give new life to this old mobo. CPU is an i7 2600K (Sandy Bridge), dGPU is an NVIDIA GTX 760.
I created the High Sierra USB installer and followed (very very carefully) the Dortania guide for Opencore 0.6.5, but it seems that I cannot get past OpenCore's "End Random Seed" message.
A few notes about this mobo and its BIOS: UEFI is supported, but there are no option for "Above 4G decoding" (which should be enabled) "VT-d" and "CFG-Lock" (which should both be disabled).
Reading OpenCore debug output i get this line: "OCCPU: EIST CFG Lock 0". This, as stated in Dortania guide, should mean that CFG Lock is disabled by default, so I set both "AppleCpuPmCfgLock" and "AppleXcpmCfgLock" to "NO".
Same goes with "VT-d", which is not supported by the mobo, so I set "DisableIOMapper" to "NO"
I also tried to set all these to "Yes" and even combine "Yes" and "NO", all to no avail.
Attached is my EFI folder and OpenCore's debug and mobo's original DSDT.aml
If anyone could give me any kind of suggestion, it would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
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