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I got my intel wifi working the latest preview version of AirportItlwm, however the wifi won't automatically turn on upon every start up, and I need to manually turn it on to connect. Did I miss anything? I am using Opencore 0.9.4.

Mine is already disabled but still no go

After downloading, it fails during the preparing for update. Already disable the BlueToolFixup.kext. I am using the tp-link wifi usb T3U Plus and have enabled the kext from here: https://github.com/chris1111/Wireless-USB-Big-Sur-Adapter/blob/master/README.md

After migrating from Clover to OpenCore, a smooth upgrade from Catalina to Big Sur via the App Store and everything works fine.

I found that if you are using the onboard graphics with HDMI output, and trying to follow the framebuffer patching guide to resolve the glitches, you should set the type to DP instead because of the MCDP2800 chip. Then 'iMac8,1' will also works like a charm.

Thanks for your reply. I managed to fix the graphics glitches by changing the product name to Macmini8,1. I find both device ids 03xe910000 & 0x3e920000 works.

I can boot into Mojave, but couldn't get acceleration. Screen will flash. I've been trying to use Hackintool to patch the connector to HDMI (which is what I use), using Platform ID 0x3E9B0007 and Device ID 0x3E9B. The Z390i should have 2 ports only (HDMI and DP).

I have been following this thread to install Mojave on my Z390I motherboard. I would like to utilize the onboard graphics but having similar glitches problem, other hardware like audio and Ethernet are working fine. I've tried the Hackintool but since I don't have a DisplayPort cable to verify...

boot with the usb and the following flags: -v -x -f GraphicsEnabler=no npci=0x2000 and make sure you plug to a usb2.0 port, not usb3.0

Really miss the ability to sleep the PC by simply pressing the power button in ML. Anyone knows how to restore this functionality in Mavericks?

Problem solved after updating to 10.8.4 combo, my guess is the card is new. GE set to no, and installed cuda from nvidia, everything working perfect (vga,hdmi,dvi-d)

After struggling for 2 days my ML 10.8.0 still won't boot unless -x, deeply need some help here. Motherboard: ASUS P7H55M/USB3 CPU: Intel Core i5 760 (onboard display not supported) Graphics: Gigabyte GT640 1GDDR5 low profile (http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4620#ov)...

updated thru Software Update, reboot fine, lost audio. Re-run Multibeast with voodoohda 0.2.56 now everything works perfectly Asus P7H55M USB3 Core i5 2.8 12GB DDR3 ADATA 1600MHZ Geforce 9600GSO

You need a bluetooth dongle that supports HID proxy (chipset Broadcom BCM2046 is one of them), then you keyboard can be operable in the bios

Simply run MB4.02 with bootloader update and extension migration fix mine! Tks.

depending whether you want it connect internally or externally. For me (external), just cut off any usb cable from your old stuff and hook the 4 wires together (see previous post for wiring scheme)

I install Lion by upgrading from Snow Leopard using xmove approach here. Simple and straight forward. My vga never works before, I am using dvi output.

You guys should go for Lion, mine (P7H55-M/USB3) works perfectly fine.

I have matching rams. I remove most of the unnecessary extensions in \Extra\Extension and now my machine can sleep when I press the power button, so I don't need the shutdown fix for now. Thanks!

I have a similar board (p7H55-M/USB3) running SL 10.6.5, and I can't get the power button working. When I set it to sleep in System Preference, it somehow sleep the machine (blank out display, but harddisk/fan still runnnig). When I not set it, it doesn't do anything at all. I already try the...