Recent content by braveheart0707

I know that, but what sound card would this kext be intended for? when do you need this kext, and how do i know if i can get rid of it?

what hardware would this kext be intended for? Thx!

so both will work, but Smart Auto is faster because it avoids switching back and forth between 2.0 and 3.0? there is no stability difference?

why? whats the difference?

Should XHCI mode by set to Smart Auto or Auto?

It looks z87 motherboard cannot boot from NVME drives. Is this a windows issue or is this also true for hackintosh? Does Clover solve this issue?

i am assuming your 1st and 3rd slots are PCI E 3.0 x16 ?

Maximus VI HERO Z87 motherboard here. Interested in getting a NVME SSD for hackintosh and the motherboard doesn't have native m.2 slot. So if i use a NVME SSD with a PCI-E adapter, would i run into any sort of problems? Also, according to the manual, if i install the adapter on the second PCI...

Ah Thanks. I think i am going to keep it 100% XHC. Too lazy to go back and do port recovery again with EHC anyways. I do also have another question though: in RehabMan's guide, he used the following code to disable EHC // // Disabling EHCI #1 // External(_SB.PCI0, DeviceObj)...

Can you please point me to the post please? I just went through all of the pages of this thread and maybe I've missed it, but i didn't see anything.

Ya i am using the SSDT Template from RehabMan's guide. I am using 8086_8xxx because all three device IDs starts with 8, and I wasn't sure if i need to do three separate packages in the SSDT file for all three device IDs. I was hoping 8086_8xxx would cover all three of them :mrgreen: ...

The screenshots is showing the EHCI and XHC sections respectively. Also the system report page. There are three devices showing, each with a different device ID as stated above. Also in config.plist I have disabled all of the renaming for both EHCI and XHC. EHCI-handoff is still...

I tried disabling the rename XHC patches and looks like the results are the same in IORegistryExplorer. For my specific motherboard, under System Report, I have 3 USB devices, a USB 2.0 BUS with 8C26 device id, another USB 2.0 BUS with 8C2d device id, and a USB 3.0 BUS with 8C31 device id. The...

Nono i was wondering where you got those values from, and if it should be different for my motherboard.

Comment: “Change XHC1 to XHC_” Find*: “58484331” Replace: “5848435f” where did you get those values?