Recent content by malibyte

Excellent - glad you got it all working!! I don't use wi-fi on my desktops - all hard-wired - so didn't run into this problem. Will keep it in mind if I have to make any changes.

Hmmm. OK: Launch CSM - Enabled. Boot device control - UEFI only. Boot from Network - Ignore. Boot from Storage Devices and PCI-E/PCI devices - UEFI only. Under Advanced/PCI Subsystem, I have: Above 4G decoding - Enabled, Re-size BAR support - Auto, IOV support - Disabled Under System...

Yeah...I had this same issue, even though I followed Stork's BIOS settings exactly. I finally figured it out after tearing some of my hair out. Try enabling the Compatibility Support Module in the Boot tab in BIOS. I have no clue why, but that fixed it for me on two identical machines with...

@5T33Z0: FakePCIID was never used on these builds. I went ahead and made the recommended changes on this machine under 12.6.6, then updated OC to 0.9.2. Easy-peasy. All worked well; after an image backup, did the upgrade to 13.4 Ventura. Working great at this time. Thanks very much. OCAT...

Yes, thanks! I had found this page earlier, which is why I began looking into using OCAT to add the needed kext and .aml files, and edit config.plist. I supposed I could have used PepperTree, etc. (the "old" way) but OCAT looks like it's a much better tool. Hence the questions above (original...

Forgive the dumb question; I set up my new Hacks (upgraded from two older machines) back in September with OC 0.8.6/Monterey 12.1 (now on 12.6.6). Upgrading one of them to Ventura b0rked my Internet (doesn't see my I-225V NIC). So, I'm now entering the brave new world of OCAT (there's...

I actually had forgot those were still in the kexts directory; I had used that method initially. Anyway, I deleted them (and USBMap.kext as well, just to keep things clean with Hackintool) and added USBPorts.kext generated by Hackintool. This produced the attached scenario. What's odd is...

Thanks, @UtterDisbelief. Running MacOS Monterey 12.6.1, iMac20,2. I did leave SSDT-RHUB.aml in place, as this is an Asus motherboard. Clearing and refreshing the ports resulted in the same ones that I had previously identified (7) plus the one associated with the LED controller on the...

OK...tried to start USB mapping using Hackintool. Though it shows a lot of "active" ports, only seven of them actually changed when I plugged in a 2.0 or 3.0 flash drive (see attached). Only two of the six 3.0/3.1 ports on the back panel are actually active, as are most of the 2.0 and 3.0...

Thanks, @Stork. I downloaded the latest Hackintool, and with it, a ton of ports show up. So I will use it instead of USBMap to do the mapping per the instructions. Much appreciated!

I know that this is an old post, but I can only get 8 ports mapped with the original setup (with two others present in the "Discover Ports" option of USBMap, but they don't activate when I plug in a flash drive of either type). When I add this modified USBInjectAll (Dren's) kext (I assume it is...

Started from scratch using OpenCore 0.8.6. Worked fine this time, with no ocvalidate errors. I *thought* I did everything the same as before, but I must not have. In any case, the machine is running Monterey 12.6 (triple-booting with WIndows 11 and Ubuntu Linux 22.04) without any glitches so...

OK, I tried it again, using ProperTree, of course. This time I deleted the "Patch" key completely, and now I get another error. Apparently is doesn't like the "Patch" key to be missing. I compared the values in the sample config.plist file supplied with OC 0.8.5, and it had those same blank...

Hmmmm. That's interesting. I deleted them, saved the file, then opened it again, and they were gone. I have another copy of my original file, will try it again when I get a chance.

Yes, ideally so, but it's an NVMe SSD which is installed under the slot that the graphics card is in. Can I remove it? Yeah, but it's a pain and makes it pretty tough to do any work on the machine! I did clone the drive, so if anything gets b0rked, it's easy enough to restore it...