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Gigabyte Z490 Vision D (Thunderbolt 3) + i5-10400 + AMD RX 580

jimbojingle said:
No, It is supposed to be OpenCore.
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The best option I think is to compress and post the entire OpenCore EFI folder after removing serial numbers from config.plist. I’ll update it to 0.7.3 and post it back.
 
CaseySJ said:
Some questions:
  • Have you enabled AppleVTD by deleting your existing DMAR SSDT and replacing it with SSDT-DMAR? If so, some users encounter problems when booting Windows through OpenCore.
  • So if AppleVTD is enabled, please try disabling it by following the procedure at the bottom of this post.
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@CaseySJ Regarding your first point, no I have not done that since there is nothing wrong with my ssytem. I followed your second point and disabled AppleVTD but still the same issue. But that does not surprised me since AppleVTD was not available on 0.6.2.
 
CaseySJ said:
The best option I think is to compress and post the entire OpenCore EFI folder after removing serial numbers from config.plist. I’ll update it to 0.7.3 and post it back.
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Thanks for your offer.

Here is my EFI.
 

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Z490 Vision D
Z490 Vision D |  i9 10900K |  Radeon Nitro+ RX 5700 XT 8GB
CaseySJ said:
If memory serves, it may be necessary to update to a newer BIOS in order to accommodate the RX 6000 series GPUs. Resizable BAR should remain disabled.

Depending on what problems (if any) that you encounter with the newer BIOS, the old F5 can always be flashed back. But it would be good to test the BIOS theory by upgrading.
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Greetings @CaseySJ finally I can boot without hassle, it really worked for upgrading the bios from F5 to F20, really stable but the problem is the thunderbolt and type c dont work with hot plug, is there any solution of this?

Thanks,
 
jimbojingle said:
Thanks for your offer.

Here is my EFI.
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Please try attached, as follows:
  • Backup the current EFI folder (or rename it to EFI-Backup)
  • Download attached file and rename top folder to simply EFI
  • Copy serial numbers back into config.plist --> PlatformInfo --> Generic/DataHub section
  • Copy entire EFI folder to EFI partition
  • Reboot
 

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bishop21 said:
Greetings @CaseySJ finally I can boot without hassle, it really worked for upgrading the bios from F5 to F20, really stable but the problem is the thunderbolt and type c dont work with hot plug, is there any solution of this?

Thanks,
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Some questions:
  • Do Thunderbolt and USB-C devices work when they're connected before booting macOS?
  • So only hot plug does not work?
Let's have a look at IORegistryExplorer, as follows:
  • Run the app and scroll down to RP05 section (do not use 'search' field)
  • Post screenshot of the window (CMD-Shift-5)
 
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