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Btw, I’m using a BCM94360CS2 card with an adapter...

Thanks a lot! :) Did you have any issues with iGPU or other annoyances? Some people report issues with the H310 chipset. I’m planning to do a build with this motherboard.

Hey @darthsian, would you mind sharing your SSDT with the USB fixes for the Prime H310T? I'd greatly appreciate it. :)

Hey @luke_s, what did you do to get your blueray drive working? I have the ASUS BW-16D1H connected to an internal SATA port, but it's not recognized as a blueray drive by High Sierra.

Hey @ulisch, what did you do to get your blueray drive working? I have the ASUS BW-16D1H connected to an internal SATA port, but it's not recognized as a blueray drive by High Sierra.

Hey @frankyphatnoize, what did you do to get your blueray drive working? I have the ASUS BW-16D1H connected to an internal SATA port, but it's not recognized as a blueray drive by High Sierra.

Hey @CraigDenham, what did you do to get your blueray drive working? I have an ASUS BW-16D1H connected to internal SATA, but it's not recognized as a blueray drive in High Sierra.

I don’t know, I never tried them.

Do you have USBInjectAll.kext installed? If you have the ASUS Z170I Pro Gaming (Mini ITX) motherboard, don't worry about finding the right ports. You can just use these, I have the same motherboard. You're welcome! :)

It's a NVME drive and will work OOB on 10.13 High Sierra or with some tricks on 10.12. Just search for NVME in this forum. However, don't expect a big performance improvement over something like the Samsung 960 series. Sequential performance is slightly worse and random performance is much...

One note that might help a few: If you're getting stuck at the Apple logo during boot after installing the web drivers and you're using emulated NVRAM (EmuVariableUefi-64.ef) you might have to add the -nvda_drv=1 boot flag on the first boot after installing the web drivers.

You're my hero. Thank you so much for sharing your configuration files! :)

Please refer to this forum thread instead: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/audio-realtek-alc-applehda-guide.143757/ Basic procedure: - Install SSDT-HDEF-HDAS-1.aml to make onboard sound discoverable (for 1xx-series boards) - Restart - Disable SIP - Run toleda's cloverALC script to add...

So when I remove EmuVariableUefi-64.efi I can no longer boot successfully. The system reboots when the progress bar is at 60%. In verbose mode it's so fast that I can't see what the last output is. Maybe this is related to the nvda_drv NVRAM setting. Anyway, everything seems to work fine with...

Thanks a lot for the explanation! I should be able to remove EmuVariableUefi-64.efi then without problems. Why it was necessary to get me out of the boot loop is still unclear, though. Maybe instead of adding the file resetting the NVRAM would have worked as well.