Gigabyte Z390 M Gaming build with working NVRAM

[tedyun]

Try adding BrcmFirmwareData.kext, BrcmPatchRAM2.kext, and BlueToolFixup.kext. in that order.

I didn't know the loading order was important. Making that change in my config.plist right now....

 

[pastrychef]

I didn't know the loading order was important. Making that change in my config.plist right now....

On my laptop, incorrect order prevented macOS from booting.

 

[tedyun]

On my laptop, incorrect order prevented macOS from booting.

I didn't get that, but on occasion my Magic Mouse wouldn't connect after boot. My keyboard was still connected, but for some reason the mouse wasn't. I'll see if reordering the kexts makes a difference. It's intermittent, so not sure yet, but it stayed connected after the first reboot with the corrected order.

 

[nottooshabby]

12.1 official release is out.

 

[pastrychef]

Three reboots and about half hour later...

 

[Lesvink44]

Hello !

Mac's updater doesn't show me the update just 12.0.1

 

[pastrychef]

Hello !

Mac's updater doesn't show me the update just 12.0.1

Make sure that config.plist > Misc > Security > SecureBootModel is set to "Default".

 

[Lesvink44]

Make sure that config.plist > Misc > Security > SecureBootModel is set to "Default".

Ah yes it is on "Disabled", I'll give it a try, thanks a lot @pastrychef

 

[Collembola]

Hi, guys

Have you noticed any fixes for persistent issues with this new update?

Even today (with 12.0.1) I still notice some problems with bluetooth. For example, on my logitech k380 when I switch to another device and try to switch back to hackintosh it takes a while to reconnect.

(It's not that problem that happens after waking up)

cheers!


Update:

I updated to 12.1

The little problem persists.

 

[neblackford]

Whelp, I may have bit off more than I can chew thinking it'd be an easy fix.

I successfully updated from Catalina to Big Sur and this time I did not have any issues with AppleID and Messages. I did, however, have a problem with space as it seems Big Sur was installed as a separate partition, resulting in a Catalina-looking partition different than the partition that seemed to be running Big Sur.

I decided to just wipe the entire 970 clean and start from scratch...except now I can't boot into either of my USB installers (Catalina / Big Sur). I just get the lovely white ban icon about 2/3 of the way through the initial loader.

I get an error on POST chirping about an unknown definition of 'iMac Pro 19,1' in dict '/SMBIOS/ProductName:605'...did I screw this up because I did not clear out the SMBIOS data before attempting a clean install?

I have a picture of the full POST error, and I have screen shots of my Clover configuration pages before I wiped the entire 970 if those will help in any way.