Maximus VI HERO Z87 motherboard here.
Interested in getting a NVME SSD for hackintosh and the motherboard doesn't have native m.2 slot.
So if i use a NVME SSD with a PCI-E adapter, would i run into any sort of problems?
Also, according to the manual, if i install the adapter on the second PCI...
Ah Thanks.
I think i am going to keep it 100% XHC. Too lazy to go back and do port recovery again with EHC anyways.
I do also have another question though: in RehabMan's guide, he used the following code to disable EHC
//
// Disabling EHCI #1
//
External(_SB.PCI0, DeviceObj)...
Ya i am using the SSDT Template from RehabMan's guide.
I am using 8086_8xxx because all three device IDs starts with 8, and I wasn't sure if i need to do three separate packages in the SSDT file for all three device IDs. I was hoping 8086_8xxx would cover all three of them :mrgreen: ...
The screenshots is showing the EHCI and XHC sections respectively.
Also the system report page. There are three devices showing, each with a different device ID as stated above.
Also in config.plist I have disabled all of the renaming for both EHCI and XHC.
EHCI-handoff is still...
I tried disabling the rename XHC patches and looks like the results are the same in IORegistryExplorer.
For my specific motherboard, under System Report, I have 3 USB devices, a USB 2.0 BUS with 8C26 device id, another USB 2.0 BUS with 8C2d device id, and a USB 3.0 BUS with 8C31 device id.
The...
Ok...so during the creation of the SSDT phase, as well as afterwards, leave USBInjectAll.kext in either L/E or Clover/kexts/Other, both location is fine, correct?
also, what about FakePCIID.kext & FakePCIID_XHCIMux.kext? Can they be installed in both locations as well? Do they need to be...
I have USBInjectAll.kext installed in my EFI ▸ CLOVER ▸ kexts ▸ Other folder right now.
Should i leave it there, while installing USBInjectAll.kext to /Library/Extensions like this guide says?
Fresh Mojave build with i5-4670k and Maximus VI Hero Z87 Board.
USB 3.0 flash drives are running at 40/40 compared to 75/160 on my macbook pro.
What could be wrong?
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