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

[memomemonline]

Hello @memomemonline,

Some background questions:

• Are you running Mojave, Catalina, or Big Sur?
• Are you using Clover or OpenCore?
• What Platform ID are you using? This is available from the front page of Hackintool.
• What SMBIOS name are you using? iMac19,1 or iMacPro1,1 or ...?

Hello @CaseySJ, I am using your build:
1) Mojave
2) Clover
3) 0x00000000
4) iMac19,1

Thank you so much!

 

[jiffyslot]

I'm now wondering if I should change my setup from iMP 1,1 to iMac 19,1 for my Z390.

 

[CaseySJ]

Hello @CaseySJ, I am using your build:
1) Mojave
2) Clover
3) 0x00000000
4) iMac19,1

Thank you so much!

Platform ID is not right. Can you please post your config.plist with serial numbers removed from SMBIOS section?

 

[Didoofficial]

Hi @CaseySJ i did fresh installation for big sur and i have 3 issues

1) no signal after wake even after only monitor turns off (IGPU) hdmi.
2) sometimes copying files from or to usb devices is very slow.
3) facetime and messages can't login

 

[CaseySJ]

Hi @CaseySJ i did fresh installation for big sur and i have 3 issues

1) no signal after wake even after only monitor turns off (IGPU) hdmi.
2) sometimes copying files from or to usb devices is very slow.
3) facetime and messages can't login

Hello @Didoofficial,

Some questions and suggestions:

• Do you have an Nvidia GPU in this system?
• Are you using the on-board HDMI port?
• Are you using any video converters such as HDMI to DVI?
• What is the make/model of your monitor?
• What are the makes and models of the USB devices?
• Have you tried using Blackmagic Disk Speed Test to check read/write speeds on USB devices?
• For FaceTime and Messages, please see this troubleshooting procedure by Dortania.

 

[Didoofficial]

Hello @Didoofficial,

Some questions and suggestions:

• Do you have an Nvidia GPU in this system?
• Are you using the on-board HDMI port?
• Are you using any video converters such as HDMI to DVI?
• What is the make/model of your monitor?
• What are the makes and models of the USB devices?
• Have you tried using Blackmagic Disk Speed Test to check read/write speeds on USB devices?
• For FaceTime and Messages, please see this troubleshooting procedure by Dortania.

No
Yes
No
AOC CQ32G1 (it's working fine on Mojave)
Kingston and SanDisk flash drive
No

 

[Lukey1979]

I just upgraded to OC 0.6.7 using the files provided and HackinDROM. Everything worked out successfully, but both OpenCore Configurator and Hackintool still report that I'm on 0.6.6? I did delete the old EFI folder and emptied the trash before moving the new one over onto the main drive...

When I run

nvram 4D1FDA02-38C7-4A6A-9CC6-4BCCA8B30102:opencore-version

I get:

REL-066-2021-02-02

Can anyone who has installed the update via the zip file provided check whether they actually have version 0.6.7 running?

I have the same issue as you

 

[zgonda]

I have the same issue as you

Did you reset NVRAM ? (Space bar at openCore boot) once or twice. Remember that after this reset the default boot disk may have changed! In this case do not forget to select it and at OC boot and then in system preferences -> boot disk.
After reinstalling 0.6.7 and resetting NVRAM, HackIntool normally recognizes the change to 0.6.7

 

[Lukey1979]

Did you reset NVRAM ? (Space bar at openCore boot) once or twice. Remember that after this reset the default boot disk may have changed! In this case do not forget to select it and at OC boot and then in system preferences -> boot disk.
After reinstalling 0.6.7 and resetting NVRAM, HackIntool normally recognizes the change to 0.6.7

Sure did reset NVRAM. Its not just Hackintool its also OCC that thinks I still have OC 0.6.6

@CaseySJ Any ideas on what has happened here?

 

[zgonda]

Sure did reset NVRAM. Its not just Hackintool its also OCC that thinks I still have OC 0.6.6

@CaseySJ Any ideas on what has happened here?

After having saved your BIOS preferences, try a clear CMOS, then optimized settings, reboot, load your Bios preferences, reboot, select your boot disk and try again reset NVRAM ... it is, can be a solution