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  1. apfelnico

    AppleNVMe Assert failed: ASUS Prime X299-A II/Intel Core i7-9800x/Radeon VII/Mojave Install

    Error-free DSDT for Asus Prime A II plus some patches ...
  2. apfelnico

    X299 - Open Core support

    @applemacosxGOD I have the "ASUS Prime X299 Deluxe" and am interested in the new "ASUS Prime X299 Deluxe II". I see you have it. Could you do me a favor? Since the documentation of the manufacturer is a bit sparse, I would like to know the following. Does the "AQC-5G-LAN" work without...
  3. apfelnico

    X299 - Open Core support

    Oh, really. OK, use the "SystemProfilerMemoryFixup.kext". It works. :)
  4. apfelnico

    X299 - Open Core support

    SystemSerialNumber, SystemUUID, MLB, ROM, BoardSerialNumber and ChassisSerialNumber from DataHub, Generic, PlatformNVRAM and SMBIOS are deleted.
  5. apfelnico

    How to build your own iMac Pro [Successful Build/Extended Guide]

    The "Titan Ridge" now works here too. I made the mistake of not connecting the Thunderbolt header cable to the motherboard. However, I have my own SSDT, with slightly different data. I've extracted these from a MacBook Pro 2018, this model is known to work with Titan Ridge. I am still...
  6. apfelnico

    How to build your own iMac Pro [Successful Build/Extended Guide]

    The Thunderbolt card works. Unfortunately (still) no hot plug.
  7. apfelnico

    How to build your own iMac Pro [Successful Build/Extended Guide]

    The program "Parallels" uses "Vt-X". Without it, it would be very slow and unusable.
  8. apfelnico

    How to build your own iMac Pro [Successful Build/Extended Guide]

    Only VT-X. VT-D is not supported via macOS.
  9. apfelnico

    How to build your own iMac Pro [Successful Build/Extended Guide]

    New project for next week, just arrived from the USA, GC-TITAN RIDGE from Gigabyte. The latest Thunderbolt3 technology, I'm looking forward to it. So far there has been TB3 Falcon Ridge, Titan Ridge should (hopefully) be supported as well. I'm curious … :)
  10. apfelnico

    How to build your own iMac Pro [Successful Build/Extended Guide]

    That does not have to have any obvious effects. I just wanted to emphasize that the cited code then has no function. And the developers of the ACPI certainly had a reason for that. ;)
  11. apfelnico

    How to build your own iMac Pro [Successful Build/Extended Guide]

    Exactly. Go to the first page of this thread and read again.
  12. apfelnico

    How to build your own iMac Pro [Successful Build/Extended Guide]

    In that case I would rather work with the Clover patch, "GBE1 -> ETH0". If you only work with the SSDT, the existing device "GBE1" is hidden and a new device "ETH0" is inserted in the same place. This works great with many other devices. The problem here is that there are other connections to...
  13. apfelnico

    How to build your own iMac Pro [Successful Build/Extended Guide]

    @rawx Because … • the processor is more expensive • you have to use another board (C422 Chipset)
  14. apfelnico

    How to build your own iMac Pro [Successful Build/Extended Guide]

    @kgp A new device: "Thermal SubSystem" Thanks to "ANONYMOUS WRITER" for the first step, after some trying I could integrate it. Scope (\_SB.PCI0) { Device (THSS) { Name (_ADR, 0x00140002) // _ADR: Address Name (THSS, One) Method...
  15. apfelnico

    How to build your own iMac Pro [Successful Build/Extended Guide]

    Give me a hint, and I'll push that ... ;)
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    How to build your own iMac Pro [Successful Build/Extended Guide]

    @kgp A theoretical possibility: Extract the relevant "blabla.ffs" from the original ROM from the Mac (via UEFITool), convert to "blabla-64.efi" and integrate via Clover. One could talk about it with the "OZMOSIS" people who understand more of the BIOS ...
  17. apfelnico

    How to build your own iMac Pro [Successful Build/Extended Guide]

    I had already completely implemented that. Including all missing entries in the DSDT to which many external methods in the SSDT refer. It does not change anything. There is still a lot missing. Such as "IP over Thunderbolt", there are no assigned fixed IP addresses per port, etc. The reduction...
  18. apfelnico

    How to build your own iMac Pro [Successful Build/Extended Guide]

    @kgp Thunderbolt SSDT is finished in my opinion. I once integrated the complete iMacPro TB-SSDT with all external methods into the DSDT. It changed nothing. It can not be federated via SSDT as if it were a real Mac. This would require changing the EFI-ROM of the controller with the specific...
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