Recent content by dez

Working for me too on the Sapphire Pulse 5700XT. Score with patch: 77,131. Without: 34,726.

Here are some of my findings from today: 1. I can get my drives to be detected, only if I have it plugged in before the cold-boot. Once I have Clover/OC up on the screen, it's a no-go from that point. 2. I switched to this file by CaseySJ (replacing RP21 to RP05 as is in my case)...

Here are some of my findings from today: 1. I can get my drives to be detected, only if I have it plugged in before the cold-boot. Once I have Clover/OC up on the screen, it's a no-go from that point. 2. I switched to this file by CaseySJ (replacing RP21 to RP05 as is in my case)...

I haven't tried it since under Windows. Let me try with your method and get back to you over the weekend.

I have my TB3 accessory always plugged in so I've not tested HP since 10.15.4 to be very honest. If you could share IOReg screenshots upon hot-plug and cold-boot, we can check this further. I'm still on the older BIOS.

You're awesome too!

I have never ever used the AppStore to install Xcode. My job requires me to have backup copies of Xcode and installing it across 3-4 systems, so I always download the xip archive.

The reference models work without WEG as their port configs are "natively" supported by the AMDX6000.kext. Other OEM cards, which have different port layouts require WEG. That's my understanding.

Can you post your IOreg file or check if the card appears under IORegistry?

That's just cosmetic. It does not affect the actual workings in any way.

Yes. Just update the ACPI path in the respective SSDT file. I'm using the last slot (Slot 6) in my case. I had various issues trying to run it in the x1 slots.

Broadcom BCM94360CD IIRC

That is indeed odd. Are you using a custom Kext for your USB Mapping?

Updated my repo for 10.15.4 EFI. https://github.com/dezinezync/X299-EFI-Folder-Distributions

We have the same board. You should be able to use the kext from my repo as a starting point. It's an unmodified Kext from KGP's repo. It has a chart inside the .kext folder with a neat diagram by the author. As Lolo said, you should set 255 for the onboard Bluetooth port and you'll have it...