Asus Z690 ProArt Creator WiFi (Thunderbolt 4) + i7-12700K + AMD RX 6800 XT

[Middleman]

Yes I did that a while back, that reduced the bootup time considerably.

There's one more thing you could try though - RestrictEvents.kext. That only allows the system to do what it should do based on the firmware.

 

[onmybikedrunk]

Glad to hear the problems have been resolved. Regarding Bluetooth hanging after wake-from-sleep, are you using the Intel WiFi/BT module or a Broadcom BCM94360NG?

I'm using the M.2 NGFF BCM94360NG Wifi 802.11ac Bluetooth 4.0 Network Card. (I cut and pasted that title from Newegg, can you tell?). Yeah, every time I would pop back in, after waking from sleep, I would have to type that now-annoying sudo pkill bluetoothd command in terminal or my TrackPad would be dead to the world and macOS beachballs would pop up if I opened BT SysPrefs. I found a quick post from @pastrychef about it somewhere that mentioned USBWakeFixUp/SSDT-USBW was causing the issue. Disabling them fixed it for him and for I as well.

 

[eric76]

Thanks Casey! Your work is very good!

If I install DDR5 64GB, should I optimize the placement?

2* 32GB DDR5 ... Thank you

 

[CaseySJ]

Thanks Casey! Your work is very good!

If I install DDR5 64GB, should I optimize the placement?

2* 32GB DDR5 ... Thank you

For 2 DIMMs the motherboard manual recommends using slots A2 and B2.

 

[steve20677]

So the memory is stock speed, too, or XMP? It might the issue be Zoom or might it be the webcam or microphone? Perhaps test those devices with another app like QuickTime for example and see if the system crashes, too. Maybe Zoom has an updated version? Can you use Zoom in the browser vs using their app?

Memory is XMP. I have updated zoom to the latest, I almost always use the app. I will try again for couple of hours to check if there are any issues. I can also check on quicktime. In the meantime I have attached my config.plist, please let me know if I messed up something there. Thanks again

 

[steve20677]

There's one more thing you could try though - RestrictEvents.kext. That only allows the system to do what it should do based on the firmware.

RestrictEvents is checked in my config.plist (please see attached). I don't know what else is left. Maybe I should roll back the BIOS to the previous version. Thanks again for all the help

 

[cyl19910101]

I kind of having a similar issue with you, the system sometimes crashes:
panic(cpu 5 caller 0xffffff8014fb205c): Invalid queue element linkage for 0xffffff95175c6b10: next 0xffffff9516bce900 next->prev 0xffffff95175c6b10 prev 0xffffff95155b40c0 prev->next 0xf7ffff95175c6b10 @queue.h:255

I was thinking it might be my CPU OC issue, but it happens even when I running on default CPU speed and voltage. I have read a note from somewhere that high-speed RAM is having issues with Bluetooth and in my experience that using the trackpad and BT headphones will easier replicate the crash. So I decided to run my RAM on 2400MHZ for a while to compare.

Now I see your comment here just wanna check what's your RAM speed under XMP? (I OC my 4*8GB DDR4 to 4GHZ before)

 

[steve20677]

I kind of having a similar issue with you, the system sometimes crashes:
panic(cpu 5 caller 0xffffff8014fb205c): Invalid queue element linkage for 0xffffff95175c6b10: next 0xffffff9516bce900 next->prev 0xffffff95175c6b10 prev 0xffffff95155b40c0 prev->next 0xf7ffff95175c6b10 @queue.h:255

I was thinking it might be my CPU OC issue, but it happens even when I running on default CPU speed and voltage. I have read a note from somewhere that high-speed RAM is having issues with Bluetooth and in my experience that using the trackpad and BT headphones will easier replicate the crash. So I decided to run my RAM on 2400MHZ for a while to compare.

Now I see your comment here just wanna check what's your RAM speed under XMP? (I OC my 4*8GB DDR4 to 4GHZ before)

That could be true, I am using two GSkill DDR5 6000MHz, each 16GB.

 

[CaseySJ]

** ForceAquantiaEthernet Kernel Quick **​

Just a quick note to say that ForceAquantiaEthernet kernel quirk introduced in OpenCore 0.8.0 works with this motherboard. We can disable the Aquantia kernel patches from the Kernel --> Patch section of config.plist and use the kernel quirk instead.

 

[CelestinSOUM90]

Hello,
I was following the topic to install my new hackitosh, but when I launched the installation on the boot usb, I have these two icons displayed and I can not do anything more.. Did I miss something in the config.plist or BOIS?

My build is approximately same of Casey :
- Asus ProArt B660-Creator
- Intel Core i9-12900K
- AMD 6800XT