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Interesting. If I enable AppleVTD then the NIC does work without the device-id. I still have to use a manual configuration and disable "energy-efficient-ethernet" unfortunately. Is there any advantage to enabling AppleVTD (I don't use any Thunderbolt devices)? I've re-enabled sleep and my Mac...

@tsanko.dimitrov looks like the I22V is working fine with sleep. I've been through 3 sleep/wake cycles now and ethernet is still good. I am getting random wakes - but that's something else to investigate. I am applying a device-id to the I22V in DeviceProperties. I also have to set the hardware...

@CaseySJ I must have applied the patch incorrectly the first time. Sleep just worked perfectly second time - for the first time ever! And I went from 3 ACPI table load failures to just 1 failure. So the patch definitely worked. I can't thank you enough :clap::) And the I225V is still enabled -...

@CaseySJ Apologies - I sent the wrong boot log. The correct one is attached. The config.plist ACPI patch is as follows: @tsanko.dimitrov thanks for the tip. I will try disabling the I22V first thing tomorrow. I have not tried that before.

So I tried the GSWApp ACPI patch in that link ("Replace ADBG with XDBG") and unfortunately it made no difference. My Mac still hangs / panics just before entering S3 state on the second sleep. The power light stays on and pressing the power button/keyboard just restarts the PC. I've tried...

@CaseySJ thanks taking the time to look into this and for the tip. I'll check this out and report back. @UtterDisbelief sorry, I should have mentioned the macOS version: I'm on Monterey 12.1. FWIW I've been using the built-in Intel Bluetooth (with IntelBluetoothFirmware.kext and...

I am trying to diagnose and fix a kernel panic when sleeping my Gigabyte Z590i Vision D / i9-11900 Hackintosh. The behaviour is as follows: 1. Everything works fine after booting. 2. The 1st time sleep works perfectly. 3. After waking everything is also fine. 4. The 2nd time sleep causes a...

Thanks. I've already gone through the OpenCore guides, including the sleep one, should have mentioned that. It doesn't reboot, it just hangs at the end of the 2nd sleep and the power indicator never goes off. I have to press the power button to restart. Normal shutdown is fine and the system...

I have pretty much the same build (see below). Everything works perfectly expect for sleep. The first time I sleep everything is fine and it wakes and behaves as normal. The second time I sleep it goes fine until macOS attempts to set the hardware sleep state - at which point the power on the PC...

All good here with OC 0.7.4, Gigabyte Z390i, i7 8700, RX580 :)

After swapping the SSD and BCM94360CS2 card slots, the latter was recognised again. Also when swapping back to the original slots (M2P for SSD, M2M for BCM94360CS2). So whatever strange hardware issue it was, seems fixed now. The bluetooth wake-from-sleep issue is still present however. But the...

Yes, I had the sleep issue (https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/bluetooth-device-will-not-wake-hack.282822/). Ended up switching to an ASUS bluetooth USB dongle because I could not wake via internal bluetooth card. I have no solution, but I did notice that the internal bluetooth adaptor seems...

Thanks for the update :) Glad you got the iGPU frame buffer working. I re-checked with Clover and the BCM94360CS2 card is no longer present there either. It's not even listed under PCIe devices in Hackintool. I updated the z390 "bios" to version F8c a few weeks ago, so wonder if that is the...

After a shaky upgrade to 10.15.4 the other day I finally took the plunge and switched to OpenCore (0.5.7). Using the Sample.plist and the excellent guide (https://khronokernel-2.gitbook.io/opencore-vanilla-desktop-guide/) it worked first time! So a huge thanks to the OpenCore developers :) My...

Unfortunately not. Last time I tried the BCM94360CS2 I did notice that the bluetooth module is "lost" when the system sleeps. Then a new device is added when the mac wakes again (you can see this in IORegistryExplorer - see screenshot attached). So I don't think it's active when the mac is...

My displays wake up a second or two after the Hack. But only one keypress in total is required. Have you tried experimenting with the darkwake boot flag? I have no darkwake boot flag set (presumably uses macOS default). I did try various other darkwake boot flag values, but these did cause...

After various failed attempts to find a fix, I have "solved" the problem by disabling the internal USB port (connected to Apple BCM94360CS2) and switched back to my ASUS Bluetooth USB dongle (https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00CM83SC0/?tag=tonymacx86-21). It's a workaround, but now I have...

I have a very similar setup to you (Gigabyte Z390i AORUS). Installed an Apple BCM94360CS2 card yesterday. Initially had the same immediate wake from sleep issue. Marking the port (HS11 in my case) as internal (255) has fixed this. However, now my BT devices will not wake the Mac from sleep...

To cut a long story short: - For the past few months I've been running with a ASUS bluetooth USB device plugged into my Hack. All worked fine. - Last night I "upgraded" to an authentic Apple BCM94360CS2 WiFi/Bluetooth card. Installed via a M.2 adaptor with USB connection (to an internal...

Solved this myself: Switching to iMac19,1 (or iMac18,3) fixes the hardware encoding/decoding with iGPU. Now both H.264 and HEVC are supported (QuickSync). Adding agdpmod=pikera boot flag enables 5K output via my RX580 GPU.