Recent content by Edhawk

Not really. Not unless you have been making changes to the macOS system you haven’t told us about. As you have a working EFI it shouldn’t be too difficult to clean install macOS Sonoma 14.4.1, if that is what you want to do.

Sonoma 14.4 is a mess. Apple released Sonoma 14.4.1 quickly after 14.4, to fix the mess they made in 14.4. So best to stick with 14.4.1 I am sure Apple will mess around with the next release!

I let her know, on Github and over at IM.

Have a look at the DeviceProperties in the Gigabyte-Vision-IGPU.plist attached below. IGPU Device Properties for Comet Lake Z490 system. This plist should contain the IGPU Framebuffer properties for your z490 Vision G motherboard and Comet Lake IGPU. DeviceProperties taken from @CaseySJ...

Here is an EFI with the Airportitlwm.kext for Sonoma 14.4+. All other Airportitlwm.kext releases have been removed. See if this helps with the missing WiFi service.

Which version of Sonoma are you using, 14.3.1 or 14.4+?

XFX already offer the RX 6400 in low profile model, so why would any manufacturer mess with the RX 6600? Just because macOS doesn’t support the RX 6400? I don’t think that is ever going to be on the cards. We are more likely to get support for the RX 6400 through NootrdRed.kext. Especially...

If you are running macOS Sonoma then WiFi won’t work. Confirm which version of macOS you are currently using and the correct kext can be added to the EFI.

Yes it should, as it contains the kext for macOS Ventura as well as the necessary Bluetooth kexts. What does the System Settings > Network preference pane look like when using the revised EFI? Does everything else work as expected?

Try this EFI. Just add your Serial Number and SystemUUID to the config.plist don't change anything else.

The DSDT-S3.aml table you provided in the EFI above, did that come from a HP laptop? It doesn't seem to match with any of the devices or components in your AMD ACEMagician system. I couldn't find any WiFi related patching that would make the DSDT-S3.aml table any use to your AMD mini PC system.

To make life easier during the second process, i.e. to pin point the WiFi changes in the DSDT-S3.aml table. Make a note of the WiFi devices IOReg Name/Path, as seen in Hackintool on the PCIe tab...

This is the contents of your /EFI/CLOVER/Origins folder. The DSDT.aml table highlighted is the only one you should care about and use to setup your Mini PC with OpenCore. First, use the DSDT.aml to generate some custom SSDT's for your system using Corpnewt's SSDTTime python script. Second...

Test each USB port with a USB2.0, USB3.0 or Type-C device to see which port is activated in Hackintool > USB tab and IORegistryExplorer. As you test each port make sure the connector type is set correctly for the physical nature of the USB port. The Hackintool > USB tab screenshot below shows...

The log says your USB ports are causing the reboot. So you need to check your USB configuration settings are correct.