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

[jaymonkey]

Hi,

I'm having troubles getting file sharing to work with my setup an macOS Ventura 13.2

Some users have reported an issue with samba based file sharing with Ventura 13.2, see here :-

macOS 13.2 Update

No problems here. :thumbup: PS - For those wondering how my ATM is showing different from the norm, it is done by an App called 'About This Hack' which you can find on GitHub. When you click on the S/N it is hidden so no need to use graphics tools to remove the S/N. I could not resist, very...

www.tonymacx86.com

Apparently it is linked to the use of custom icons.

Cheers
Jay

 

[bruttonero]

Some users have reported an issue with samba based file sharing with Ventura 13.2, see here :-

macOS 13.2 Update

No problems here. :thumbup: PS - For those wondering how my ATM is showing different from the norm, it is done by an App called 'About This Hack' which you can find on GitHub. When you click on the S/N it is hidden so no need to use graphics tools to remove the S/N. I could not resist, very...

www.tonymacx86.com

Apparently it is linked to the use of custom icons.

Cheers
Jay

Jay,

THANK YOU!!!

I was going crazy trying different solutions.

Michele

 

[Higgie]

At some point since I last upgraded my OC (Now on 0.8.7) I seem to have lost Thunderbolt Hotplug. My Thunderbolt device is there if I plug in and restart my system, but nothing when I plug it in for the first time while the system is running. It's not the drive as it works perfectly in my new M1 Pro Macbook, and is fine on a reboot of this system. I've tried downloading the SSDT for the Z490 Vision D from the HackinDROM website but that didn't seem to work either. Can't remember what I did (if anything) to get Thunderbolt Hotplug working originally but I'm at a bit of a loss as I haven't changed anything apart from upgrading OC! I had a quick look using IOReg and Hackintool to see if the ports are there and mapped and they are, so I'm stumped! If anyone could help that would be super!

Cheers

 

[yanisalbert]

At some point since I last upgraded my OC (Now on 0.8.7) I seem to have lost Thunderbolt Hotplug. My Thunderbolt device is there if I plug in and restart my system, but nothing when I plug it in for the first time while the system is running. It's not the drive as it works perfectly in my new M1 Pro Macbook, and is fine on a reboot of this system. I've tried downloading the SSDT for the Z490 Vision D from the HackinDROM website but that didn't seem to work either. Can't remember what I did (if anything) to get Thunderbolt Hotplug working originally but I'm at a bit of a loss as I haven't changed anything apart from upgrading OC! I had a quick look using IOReg and Hackintool to see if the ports are there and mapped and they are, so I'm stumped! If anyone could help that would be super!

Cheers

I have the same problem. I just bought an Apollo Twin X and I don't have the hot-plug. If I turn it off, I have to restart. On standby if I don't turn it off, it stays connected when I wake up.I did the whole procedure except flashing the Thunderbolt chip. Is it mandatory to do so?

 

[Higgie]

I have the same problem. I just bought an Apollo Twin X and I don't have the hot-plug. If I turn it off, I have to restart. On standby if I don't turn it off, it stays connected when I wake up.I did the whole procedure except flashing the Thunderbolt chip. Is it mandatory to do so?

My chip is unflashed but hotplug has always worked for me before.

 

[yanisalbert]

My chip is unflashed but hotplug has always worked for me before.

With all versions of OC before 0.8.7?

 

[Higgie]

With all versions of OC before 0.8.7?

Yep. I have a Sabrent NVMe Thunderbolt enclosure that I do my bootable backups to, and never before have I needed to plug it in before macOS boots. So something has changed between when I did my last bootable backup and now - the only thing being an upgrade to OpenCore. I was on 0.7.8 for quite a while as I couldn’t get my Windows installation to boot with any version of OC I tried to upgrade to. But after some investigating I finally narrowed down what the problem was and got Windows booting from the OC Boot Picker. But now i’ve discovered my Thunderbolt Hot plug isn’t working.

 

[yanisalbert]

Ok

 

[drumattacks]

Yep. I have a Sabrent NVMe Thunderbolt enclosure that I do my bootable backups to, and never before have I needed to plug it in before macOS boots. So something has changed between when I did my last bootable backup and now - the only thing being an upgrade to OpenCore. I was on 0.7.8 for quite a while as I couldn’t get my Windows installation to boot with any version of OC I tried to upgrade to. But after some investigating I finally narrowed down what the problem was and got Windows booting from the OC Boot Picker. But now I’ve discovered my Thunderbolt Hot plug isn’t working.

I lost hot plug somewhere along the way and never got it back also. Tried a clean install of Big Sur on the original EFI/hardware config I used back on my initial install and no dice. Have you had any hardware changes or just updating OC that did it? I had to go with the flashed chip to get hot plug for my UAD devices.

 

[Higgie]

I lost hot plug somewhere along the way and never got it back also. Tried a clean install of Big Sur on the original EFI/hardware config I used back on my initial install and no dice. Have you had any hardware changes or just updating OC that did it? I had to go with the flashed chip to get hot plug for my UAD devices.

That’s not the news I wanted to hear! No hardware changes at all, purely OC upgrades.