Recent content by roddie

Upgraded to 13.2 today and was immediately met with "Operation not permitted" when trying to open any files in at least Downloads/Documents/Desktop using multiple apps. I checked that the apps (iTerm, Terminal, Chrome, SecureCRT, Acrobat) all had "Full Disk Access" enabled under Settings |...

Oh wow, yes - I've had VT-D disabled in BIOS since I built this box years ago (I'm sure there was a reason back then.). Enabling it, using the patch, and disabling DisableIoMapper made my 10G card work again. Thank you!

Sadly no luck here running 12.3 with the ASUS XG-C100C 10G using the patch and disabling DisableIoMapper. The NIC appears but never gets a DHCP address.

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FWIW - If anyone is still looking for a cheapish 10G option, I just picked this up for $92 and got it working quite quickly with the Aquantia patch (OpenCore 0.6.3 and Big Sur 11.2.3).

This works like a charm with the Asus XG-C100F card and the latest Big Sur.

The patch in that thread worked like a charm for me @gopal334

I'm not an Apple Watch user, sorry!

I got mine today and installed it - It works like a charm (BT and wifi). You'll want to remove AirportBrcmFixup.kext, BrcmBluetoothInjector.kext, BrcmFirmwareData.kext, and BrcmPatchRAM3.kext from your package. Totally worth the $50.

Ahh that makes sense - Once I get this thing up and running (with wifi and a new battery that I ordered), I plan to ship it off to my daughter in another country, so I'll take a shot at upgrading just to future-proof it a bit for her. I found a 7560 EFI running OC 0.6.3 that also seems to...

@Mrgeque Thank you so much for this setup! Not asking for help just yet, but I just wanted to say thanks and let you know what I'm working on: I'm working with my Dell Inspiron 13 7378 and with your EFI, I was actually able to boot and install Catalina after just changing the SMBIOS. Not...

I just ordered one from NewEgg because I got tired of waiting for the Nvidia web drivers - It's good to know that I won't have to work too hard to get it going (and I can finally update to Mojave). Thanks for the recommendation.

Sure enough, some magic with gdisk and I'm back and running - I haven't booted back in and out of Windows 10 yet (fear), but I can now boot Clover directly from my SSD and the UEFI option shows in my BIOS. While I was troubleshooting initially, I was looking at some guides for fdisk and I did...

Thanks for the reply! The BIOS doesn't see the UEFI partition of my Mac SSD even with the other drives disconnected. It does see the physical drive "P0: Crucial_CT750MC300SSD1" but when I try to boot from that, I get the boot0 error (attached)

Sorry for the unclear title, but I'm struggling to properly define this :) I've been dual-booting Sierra and Windows 10 on separate SSDs for months without issue. I'm using UEFI and my Mac drive has always been the default. Yesterday, I booted over to Windows 10 to do some stuff and I let it...