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

Changing System Product Name can be tricky. Please see these 2 posts from yesterday:

https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/...olt-3-i5-10400-amd-rx-580.298642/post-2292733
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https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/...olt-3-i5-10400-amd-rx-580.298642/post-2292792

To reset NVRAM, press spacebar at the OpenCore boot picker and you'll find "Reset NVRAM" at the far right.
@CaseySJ

Per your advise I changed from iMac20,2 to iMacPro1,1 by 1) copying my config and renaming to config_iMac20,2; 2) Changed my config to have iMacPro1,1 w/new serial, board, ROM etc.; 3: Signed out of apple icloud services; 4) Signed in via web to icloud / devices and removed my "iMac" 5) rebooted and cleared ram x2; 6) Tested Nextflix, Prime, Facetime, iMessage, AppleTV (after logging back into iCloud of course) and all worked.

AppleMusic persists as an issue with videos, when launching a music video I get a red screen and the app crashes to finder. I am at a 95% solution with the config change I am grateful, now if I can figure out what to do next with music.

UPDATE: AppleTV, Netflix, Prime, Music, Facetime, iMessage etc. all working. (Just checked SideCar, doesn't work and not worried as I don't or haven't found a use for it anyways) The fix for the red screen in Music when playing videos was to revert BIOS>I/O>IGPU setting back to Auto from Enabled. THANK YOU AGAIN for the advise @CaseySJ
 
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Might be a stupid question, but is it possible to in-place upgrade this build from Big Sur to Monterey? I got Big Sur 11.6 with OC 0.7.5 running without any problems. I tried to upgrade to Monterey, but it doesn't work. After several reboots I got "media not present" errors all over the place and its not booting anymore.
Please try setting SecureBootModel to Disabled in the Misc --> Security section of OpenCore Configurator. But ensure that OpenCore Configurator's title bar says "0.7.5 Release Configuration".
 
Unfortunately no update even though some folks in another forum appear to have found a way to inject older drivers into latest Monterey. However, the procedure is a bit involved and will have to be repeated after every new version of Monterey is installed. The best choice for now is a USB-based 1GbE or 2.5GbE adapter. The adapter does not have to be USB-C. There are plenty of USB Type A Ethernet adapters.

Hi @CaseySJ

this is my turn to have troubles with i-225V under BigSur 11.6.1 : for apparently no reason my ETH stops working. I didn't change a bit in the rig. Everything has been i-d-e-n-t-i-c-a-l for more than a month (last update in BIOS) and now the situation is as follow:

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in OC 0.7.5's config.plist the configuration is this one:

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I tried with/without the boot argument: dk.e1000=0 but it doesn't make any difference. Any hints? It drives me crazy!!! F31xxxx instead of F21xxxx doesn't change either.
 
Hi @CaseySJ

this is my turn to have troubles with i-225V under BigSur 11.6.1 : for apparently no reason my ETH stops working. I didn't change a bit in the rig. Everything has been i-d-e-n-t-i-c-a-l for more than a month (last update in BIOS) and now the situation is as follow:

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in OC 0.7.5's config.plist the configuration is this one:

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I tried with/without the boot argument: dk.e1000=0 but it doesn't make any difference. Any hints? It drives me crazy!!! F31xxxx instead of F21xxxx doesn't change either.
Self-assigned IP address can mean:
  • If the Ethernet port is connected to an Ethernet hub or switch, your Ethernet router is not assigning an IP address to the computer. Maybe the router should be rebooted? Or maybe the router's DHCP service is not renewing the DHCP lease for your Hackintosh?
  • If the Ethernet port is connected directly to another computer instead of an Ethernet hub/switch, then both computers will issue a self-assigned IP address.
 
Hi All,

Since theatre has opened by me I am back to making promos using Lightroom Classic, Photoshop, Premiere pro, Toast 19 and Protools. They all are a nightmare under Monterey. Adobe is particularly bad. Long load times, menu issues. I switched back to Big Sur latest version using the same EFT (0.75) i had for Monterey and everything works. As an added bonus, my machine is much faster. Are any of you having problems with Monterey and the applications I mentioned?
 
Hi All,

Since theatre has opened by me I am back to making promos using Lightroom Classic, Photoshop, Premiere pro, Toast 19 and Protools. They all are a nightmare under Monterey. Adobe is particularly bad. Long load times, menu issues. I switched back to Big Sur latest version using the same EFT (0.75) i had for Monterey and everything works. As an added bonus, my machine is much faster. Are any of you having problems with Monterey and the applications I mentioned?

I've done limited testing, but thus far LRC and Photoshop are OK for me. 11.0.1 and 23.0.2 versions.
 
Please try setting SecureBootModel to Disabled in the Misc --> Security section of OpenCore Configurator. But ensure that OpenCore Configurator's title bar says "0.7.5 Release Configuration".
Thanks @CaseySJ . Thats what I tried already. SecureBootModel is disabled and it's a "0.7.5 Release Configuration". Any other idea what I could try? But just to make sure: it's suppose to work, right? In-Place Big Sur to Monterey should work?
What I have to mention: SIP is disabled. So I downloaded Monterey from the App Store and did the update via "Install Monterey" from Applications-Folder ...
 
@CaseySJ Further to my issue, I did some tests and here is what I have found:
- for an unknown reason my VR helmet which is connected to a USB-c at the back was on and was preventing the system to go to sleep;
- did an NVRAM reset but still the same issue; no connection upon wake up;
- however, upon wake up if I open the BT menu in the control center (top right corner), all the BT devices are showing up as connected (but they are not). Then about 1 minute later, suddenly all those BT devices status goes from connected to disconnected then the reconnect automatically except for the soundbar; and
- I use sleepwatcher which executes amongst other a script when the system is going to sleep or waking up. In my wake up script, I run bluetutil --connect to reconnect to my soundbar. I have been running that script under big sur and it was working fine. I can see that this script is executed upon wake up (got an entry in a log file) but somehow it does not reconnect the soundbar.

But the consistent thing is that after roughly 1 minute the keyboard and the mouse are reconnected. Obviously not ideal :(

Any idea where to look for to see what is causing this 1 minute delay?

Edit: noticed that upon wake up, if I don't do anything, the BT devices won't reconnect even after a minute. They will only reconnect if I display the BT devices list from the control centre.
Ouch, I can definitively understand the frustration with these Bluetooth reconnect issues. Some things to try:
  • CMOS Reset followed by configuring BIOS again (starting with Load Optimized Defaults).
  • If that doesn’t help, we can move WiFi/BT card to another slot.
  • If you have a real Mac, it would be interesting to pair all of these Bluetooth devices to the Mac and check wake-from-sleep behavior.
 
Thanks @CaseySJ . Thats what I tried already. SecureBootModel is disabled and it's a "0.7.5 Release Configuration". Any other idea what I could try? But just to make sure: it's suppose to work, right? In-Place Big Sur to Monterey should work?
What I have to mention: SIP is disabled. So I downloaded Monterey from the App Store and did the update via "Install Monterey" from Applications-Folder ...
Yes the in-place upgrade should work. The procedure you listed is correct. We should be able to launch “Install macOS Monterey” from Applications folder.

During installation we can press CMD-L to show a log window. On the top right of the log window itself is a pop-up menu where we should select “Show all logs”.

When the install fails please post the last few lines of the log. The entire log can also be saved from the File menu.

There is a (horrible) workaround procedure but let’s see if we can avoid that by examining the log first.
 
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