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    ASUS X99 Boards - Big Sur (Not Compatible)

    New Update OC 0.6.7 macOS 11.2.3 Prerequisites: *Nvram and MsrsE2 patched BIOS. If no MsrsE2 is patched then set AppleCpuPmCfgLock and AppleXcpmCfgLock Booleans to TRUE in Kernel\Quirks. *Generate your own SMBIOS. The whole process took 7 minutes and 3 reboots. Good luck.
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    Asus X99 - Catalina Support

    Hi. Post install can vary a lot from one system to other. My first step will be to map usb ports. checking if you actually have an unlocked Msrs. You can use the check tool on picker. Double check the dortania opencore guide looking for little things you may have missed.
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    Asus X99 - Catalina Support

    Hi again, I did some edits to your SSDT-RTC0-RANGE.aml RTC name is RTC LowPinCount path is LPC0 PCI path is PCI1 This is the V1 EFI with Write Flash set to false. If it fails try enabling it. Hope this helps. Please also check your BIOS settings. Disable Fast Boot Secure Boot Serial/COM...
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    Asus X99 - Catalina Support

    Hi again. Please try this 2 EFI folders. They are as clean possible. The difference between them is that V2 has Flash Write enabled. If none of them work for you, please dump your DSDT and post it here. It could be that your motherboard version needs some SSDT edits. Good luck
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    Asus X99 - Catalina Support

    Hi. Try this one as it is.
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    ASUS X99 Boards - Big Sur (Not Compatible)

    Hi. Today I successfully Updated to OpenCore 0.6.6 and flawlessly updated to MacOS 11.2.1. My specs: Asus X99-A Intel I 7 5820K 4x 4GB ddr4 3200 Asus Radeon Vega 56 BIOS Asus X99-A Version 4101 with patched Msrs and Nvram (Attached below)
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    Asus X99 - Catalina Support

    Hi every one. Today I successfully updated my hackintosh to OpenCore 0.6.6. My EFI folder works perfectly fine with Catalina and also with Big Sur. Please note that my Mother board is an Asus X99-A (no X99A-ii, deluxe, WS, etc) And my CPU is an Intel I7 5820k.
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    Asus X99 - Catalina Support

    Maybe you typed it wrong the first time during setup. It can happen that the keyboard layout varies from setup to working system. Try inserting the same password with different typos. Also check that your keyboard is set properly for your language.
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    Asus X99 - Catalina Support

    Hi Opencore is frequently updated and focuses on security. and now easy steps to install catalina with opencore. 1 create your catalina usb installer. 2 mount the EFI partition using EFI mount. 3 copy my uncompressed EFI folder to your usb installer. 4 boot from usb. 5 choose install catalina...
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    Asus X99 - Catalina Support

    You basically have my same machine except for the video card which is a Kepler GK106 (Not fully supported I guess). I am using OpenCore not clover. You can take my EFI folder as it is, and that should make most of the work, but if it fails you are going to need a different Video card. Please...
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    ASUS X99 Boards - Big Sur (Not Compatible)

    Try this flags: -v -no_compat_check npci=0x2000
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    ASUS X99 Boards - Big Sur (Not Compatible)

    You can try this EFI. When you first boot with it, Use the CleanNVRam tool. Then, start installing Or upgrading Good luck.
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    Asus X99 - Catalina Support

    https://www.win-raid.com/t7869f54-Asus-X-E-WS-MSR-xE-Unlock-And-Native-NVRAM-Patches.html#msg133209 And as long as I know: If you brick the bios you can not use ezflashback again. instead you need to physically remove a flash chip and use an usb device to flash a new firmware.
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    Asus X99 - Catalina Support

    Works perfectly fine also with catalina. And sadly the only way to know if the bios is well patched, (at least for us mortals) is to flash it and hope the motherboard boots. Or learn from Win-Raid forum how to mod a bios like a pro.
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    Asus X99 - Catalina Support

    Hi hellowe. Yes of course. The first and most important thing should be patching the bios to unlock nvram whitelist.This can be done with uefipatch (not recommended) or manually. Sadly manual patching of the bios is really hard for newbies, me included. I first did it with uefipatch and later on...
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