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Monterey Public Beta on Asus X99 Deluxe II

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thank you for reply!
i checked it, these settings are correct
In Big Sur Apple made improvements to sleep/wake so if you have a spare SSD it might be worth experimenting with Big Sur on the side. The same EFI folder works with Catalina, Big Sur, and even Monterey.

Update:
  • Just confirmed that sleep/wake works properly in Big Sur as well as Monterey.
  • Unfortunately I upgraded my Catalina disk to Big Sur so I'm unable to test Catalina.
 
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sleep/wake on Big Sur works great!
And i do not have idea why it do not work on Catalina on the same setup...

on Big Sur i have another strange problem, what i do not have on Catalina.
I use RME babyface - usb audio card. During the Big Sur sustem boot it turn on/off a few times with clicks in the speakers. This means the strange behavior of usb ports during the system is bootig. After login everything is good.
 
sleep/wake on Big Sur works great!
And i do not have idea why it do not work on Catalina on the same setup...
Just installed Catalina and all of its security updates. Wake does not work properly -- monitor does not turn on. But Big Sur and Monterey are both okay.
 
Just installed Catalina and all of its security updates. Wake does not work properly -- monitor does not turn on. But Big Sur and Monterey are both okay.
one more question. when trying to boot windows 10 via opencore from your EFI, it freezes on the screen with a rotating circle. I tried disabling AdviseFeatures (Platforminfo --> DataHub) - the same result. Windows starts normally with the native bootloader.
Thank you
 
one more question. when trying to boot windows 10 via opencore from your EFI, it freezes on the screen with a rotating circle. I tried disabling AdviseFeatures (Platforminfo --> DataHub) - the same result. Windows starts normally with the native bootloader.
Thank you
Simply disable AppleVTD as described in this post:
 
Simply disable AppleVTD as described in this post:
i can not do it because there are no these in config of your EFI. :(
  • ACPI --> Add --> SSDT-DMAR.aml --> check on (affects all operating systems)
  • ACPI --> Delete --> DMAR --> check on (affects all operating systems)
 
i can not do it because there are no these in config of your EFI. :(
  • ACPI --> Add --> SSDT-DMAR.aml --> check on (affects all operating systems)
  • ACPI --> Delete --> DMAR --> check on (affects all operating systems)
Oh yes, disregard those two because Asus X99 Deluxe II BIOS already has a well defined DMAR (direct memory access remap) table so we don't have to replace it.

If Windows does not start with OpenCore, it may be due to one of the SSDTs. All SSDTs should have:
C:
If (_OSI ("Darwin"))
{
    // do Mac stuff
}
Later I can check this.
 
Oh yes, disregard those two because Asus X99 Deluxe II BIOS already has a well defined DMAR (direct memory access remap) table so we don't have to replace it.

If Windows does not start with OpenCore, it may be due to one of the SSDTs. All SSDTs should have:
C:
If (_OSI ("Darwin"))
{
    // do Mac stuff
}
Later I can check this.
yes, only 4 of 19 aml have this code. i checked it in MaciASL.

But i don't know how to add it myself in other file... Sorry.
Will it enought to paste:
If (_OSI ("Darwin"))
{
in the beginning of file and
at the end?
Sorry for my silly questions.

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yes, only 4 of 19 aml have this code. i checked it in MaciASL.

But i don't know how to add it myself in other file... Sorry.
Will it enought to paste:

in the beginning of file and

at the end?
Sorry for my silly questions.

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I've updated all of the SSDTs that needed to be updated. Please try this:
  • Rename the current ACPI folder to something like ACPI-OLD
  • Download the attached X99 ACPI folder and rename the folder to ACPI
  • Move or copy this new ACPI folder to EFI/OC directory in EFI partition of macOS SSD
  • Reboot
  • At OpenCore Picker, select your Windows disk
  • Does it boot?
 

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I've updated all of the SSDTs that needed to be updated. Please try this:
  • Rename the current ACPI folder to something like ACPI-OLD
  • Download the attached X99 ACPI folder and rename the folder to ACPI
  • Move or copy this new ACPI folder to EFI/OC directory in EFI partition of macOS SSD
  • Reboot
  • At OpenCore Picker, select your Windows disk
  • Does it boot?
Yes! it works!
Thank you very much!
i will test both systems:)
 
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