[SUCCESS] Gigabyte Designare Z390 (Thunderbolt 3) + i7-9700K + AMD RX 580

[yabusa]

Does this (and screenshot of Displays) mean that the latest SSDT succeeded in disabling the RX580 in slot 2?

Yes sir
The latest SSDT file you posted worked perfectly

 

[larrythedirtbag]

The screenshot indicates that Table DMAR could not be dropped.

• Which version of BIOS is installed?
• Please post screenshot of OpenCore Configurator --> ACPI --> Delete as shown:

View attachment 555529

Greetings! I tracked it down. I got the same error with my backup recovery drive... I had saved a copy of BIOS settings and restored that. Don't know what BIOS setting I'd missed but all is well!

 

[CaseySJ]

... in particular for Intel BT/WiFi and they work just as great for hackintosh. Check out the OpenIntelWireless Github at https://github.com/OpenIntelWireless and in particular, itlwm (for WiFi), the Heliport app (for older macOS builds like Catalina which also needs itlwm.kext to work) and IntelBluetoothFirmware. Both kexts work superbly on macOS for Intel based cards.

...

Just keep in mind that most macOS Continuity features will not work with Intel WiFi/BT.

 

[grugattony]

Hi Casey, I'Ve used your amazing CC Cloner mini tutorial to clone a bootable version of my Big Sur drive. Once after I did a new install... Used the free version for that. However, I already have a paid version of Super Duper. How would we go along with Super Duper?

I'm on OC 0.8.3, BTW.

 

[jeff.m.ruth]

Hi Casey, I'Ve used your amazing CC Cloner mini tutorial to clone a bootable version of my Big Sur drive. Once after I did a new install... Used the free version for that. However, I already have a paid version of Super Duper. How would we go along with Super Duper?

I'm on OC 0.8.3, BTW.

@grugattony I just went through this same process. Here is what Casey provided me:
Step 11 in the guide below contains the very latest backup procedure:
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/...lt-4-i7-12700k-amd-rx-6800-xt.318311/#STEP-11

 

[CaseySJ]

Hi Casey, I'Ve used your amazing CC Cloner mini tutorial to clone a bootable version of my Big Sur drive. Once after I did a new install... Used the free version for that. However, I already have a paid version of Super Duper. How would we go along with Super Duper?

I'm on OC 0.8.3, BTW.

Alas I've not used SuperDuper, but I would check if it has the same "Legacy Bootable Backup" option as CCC. We can also search the SuperDuper help document or user manual for instructions on making a bootable backup. To clone the EFI folder, we can always manually mount source and destination partitions, then manually copy the EFI folder.

 

[grugattony]

Hey jeff... Thanks but...

As written, I already did follow section 11 to the letter with CC cloner once and it worked great. But, having a Paid version of Super Duper, i'm asking on how to do this with Super Duper...

Different software

 

[grugattony]

Alas I've not used SuperDuper, but I would check if it has the same "Legacy Bootable Backup" option as CCC. We can also search the SuperDuper help document or user manual for instructions on making a bootable backup. To clone the EFI folder, we can always manually mount source and destination partitions, then manually copy the EFI folder.

Hi Casey. Thanks for replying. I did use SuDuper and it cloned. I booted back from it to test. Even without copying the EFI to the clone partition, it did boot back. But I,m gonna assume that is because it's OC, and that if the main drive were to die for a reason, without it's own EFI (meaning an efi on the clone), it probably wouldn't boot back.

 

[grugattony]

Alas I've not used SuperDuper, but I would check if it has the same "Legacy Bootable Backup" option as CCC. We can also search the SuperDuper help document or user manual for instructions on making a bootable backup. To clone the EFI folder, we can always manually mount source and destination partitions, then manually copy the EFI folder.

There is no legacy mode in super duper from what I've seen. There is a possibility to run before copy and after copy shell scripts. Just don't know if it's necessary...

If not That Makes Super Duper a one click option less complicated then CC cloner....

 

[CaseySJ]

There is no legacy mode in super duper from what I've seen. There is a possibility to run before copy and after copy shell scripts. Just don't know if it's necessary...

If not That Makes Super Duper a one click option less complicated then CC cloner....

The EFIClone script “should” be compatible with SuperDuper. It would be good to set TEST_FLAG inside the script to Y to enable safe mode (destination will not be touched) and try attaching the script to “After Copy”.

However, we have to ensure that the destination disk is formatted in Disk Utility with scheme set to GUID Partition Map. This creates an EFI partition in addition to APFS.