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

[BOTMT]

Carbon Copy Cloner and EFIClone-v4.sh

On completion of One-key backup, getting the attached error:

"The postflight shell script exited with a non-zero exit status"

Carbon Copy Cloner Recommendation:

Verify that you can run the script manually without errors, and that it has a shell interpreter line at the top of the script (e.g. "#!/bin/sh"). Add "exit 0" to the end of your postflight script to suppress error reporting.


Is this normal? Should we just ignore this?

Thanks.

 

[BOTMT]

My Z390 Hack on Big Sur 11.3.1 never sees ANY Apple updates.

Anoyone know why and how to fix this?

 

[Inqnuam]

My Z390 Hack on Big Sur 11.3.1 never sees ANY Apple updates.

Anoyone know why and how to fix this?

Have you tried ?

sudo softwareupdate --reset-ignored

 

[jiffyslot]

Its NYFS Formatted as I am using Tuxera NTFS to access NTFS Partition on my Hackintosh

That may be the issue. Personally, I don't keep my media on my system SSD. Media is on it's own SSD.

• MacOS APFS SSD
• Mac Media HFS+ SSD(s)
• Windows NTFS SSD
• Windows Media NTFS SSD

Alternately,

• MacOS APFS SSD
• Windows NTFS SSD
• ExFAT Media SSD shared by MacOS and Windows.

 

[Rag]

Hello everyone,

First my thanks to @CaseySJ because with your help I've been running my HACK for two years with success.
I would like to raise a subject, because at some point I will have to make a decision.
I'm thinking about buying a Mac Mini M1, but I don't like the idea of living locked up inside hardware that's impossible to upgrade at all.
But I'm curious to know, if you've seen any comparative test with the machines we have: I9 9900k, 64GB Ram, 5700 XT, M2 ...
Does the M1 achieve similar performance? next ? or would it even be superior?

If the subject is not of interest, @CaseySJ you can delete and sorry for the inconvenience.

 

[tern]

This is perfectly normal. Please ignore that section and look at the PCI section instead. Is your system still randomly freezing or rebooting?

Hi @CaseySJ, thanks for the reply. Regarding freezing issue, it was my mistake, I used intel config.plist rather than and, after swapping it, I don't experience with this issue any more.
I've been reading some thunderbolt related threads in the past but I have no clue about that till now, I have couple questions:
1/ Since Designare Z390 has built-in thunderbolt 3, what is a purpose or benefit to go with add-in card (Gigabyte Titan)?
2/ I have a thunderbolt 2 device (Sonet echo express SxS card reader), what should I do in order to use it with my system? I saw flash-rom with either pi or usb device, based on your experience, which one should I go with to make the job easier.
Again, thanks for your help!

 

[luvlastcall]

That may be the issue. Personally, I don't keep my media on my system SSD. Media is on it's own SSD.

• MacOS APFS SSD
• Mac Media HFS+ SSD(s)
• Windows NTFS SSD
• Windows Media NTFS SSD

Alternately,

• MacOS APFS SSD
• Windows NTFS SSD
• ExFAT Media SSD shared by MacOS and Windows.

Got it Jiffy but I am not sure what to do now as I am stuck and I don't have that much hardware Install on my system using only three ssd and two external 5TB Drives.

1. Segate SSD 500GB ( Big sur Installed)
2. WDC SSD 500GB( Garuda Lnux)
3. Crucial SSD 1 TB ( Windows 10)

Other HDD
1. Segate Backup Plus 5TB ( Data Backup)
2. Segate Backup Plus 5TB ( Backup)

 

[brousseau6933]

Its NYFS Formatted as I am using Tuxera NTFS to access NTFS Partition on my Hackintosh

I had Tuxera before and it was ok, albeit a little slow and transitioned to Paragon in my Sierra days. Maybe Tuxera doesn’t play well with Mojave? I don’t know if Paragon offers a limited time demo. This way, you would be able to eliminate this variable?

 

[brousseau6933]

Got it Jiffy but I am not sure what to do now as I am stuck and I don't have that much hardware Install on my system using only three ssd and two external 5TB Drives.

1. Segate SSD 500GB ( Big sur Installed)
2. WDC SSD 500GB( Garuda Lnux)
3. Crucial SSD 1 TB ( Windows 10)

Other HDD
1. Segate Backup Plus 5TB ( Data Backup)
2. Segate Backup Plus 5TB ( Backup)

Sorry, got lost a bit. Who’s the culprit in the bunch? The two Seagate 5tb drives I guess? Mechanical or SSD (probably spinning but I should ask…). Spinning is by nature slower and add to this the overhead of reading/writing NTFS and you could end up with less than stellar results.

They are probably running at 100-120mb/s max or even lower (if 5400 RPM). Theoretical speed of USB3.0 at 7200 RPM is in the range of 140-180 mb/s. Add to this the fact that NTFS drivers runs slower (and as I said, Tuxera is the slower of the two, not as bad as the free NTFS-3G though). It could be worst if the internal drive in the enclosure is only 5400 RPM (almost always the case with small format external drive, I mean the area dimension of a credit card but thicker…). If it’s bigger (like the dimension of a big old hard disk), disregard.

**10 days try out for Paragon NTFS, it’s worth a shot IMHO.

 

[CaseySJ]

There was a fix in 1.0.2 "Fixed patching CPU brand string with 8 core configurations". Is it still broken on the latest kext?

It would be good for someone to try this. Hint hint.