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I normally use Ventura, but also keep a Sonoma installation for occasional use. After updating Sonoma, my system would crash immediately after login. I use the Intel wifi/bluetooth with Sonoma, and it appears my older Sonoma AirportItlwm kext wasn't compatible anymore. I installed the latest...

I wasn't thinking about the CMOS battery, since I thought in a 'sleep' state it would be drawing from the PSU. However, I read that isn't necessarily the case, and so I replaced the battery. I also switched my NTP server to Cloudflare, because I was seeing 'switching to high port/low port' NTP...

I successfully used Casey's latest Mini-Guide, which was posted in the Asus Z690 thread.

That did fix the wake-up issue! Unfortunately, when I wake up my system (on purpose, with the keyboard) late afternoon, my system clock has moved 7 days into the future. It did it yesterday, and again today. If i enable/disable 'set time and date automatically', it fixes it. I wonder if my...

Ever since upgrading to Sonoma (from Ventura), my system has been waking up every hour. The wake reason appears as "RTC (Alarm)" in my system logs. My power management settings didn't appear to change with the upgrade: The only major changes I made was upgrading OpenCore, and switching to...

Yes! This works for me. (I have 64GB of memory.) Thanks!

If I remember correctly, it looked like I'd have to peel off the heat sync sticker to remove my (primary) NVMe drive. I was afraid it wouldn't be sticky enough to re-apply properly, and my 970 Pro already runs really hot. I wish you could disable drives in BIOS, like used to be the case in my...

I tried the HackinDROM upgrade method for the latest release of OpenCore and ran into a couple of snags. On my first attempt, I believe I ran out of space on my EFI partition - because when HackinDROM finished, I didn't have any EFI folder, and the OLD_EFI.ZIP couldn't be unzipped (it looked...

I'm having this set of problems on my real 2013 Macbook Air with 11.1. It's extremely annoying because my laptop's battery is in "service recommended" mode, which means it's dead pretty quickly if I walk away without manually sleeping it (or closing its lid). Maybe there's a larger...

I don't recall seeing anyone confirm that your OC 0.6.3 bundle works when booting into Mojave -- but I just upgraded and there were no issues for me.

I realize this is a crazy question, but I'm going to ask anyway! About 75% of the time, I'm just kicking around reading stuff (like this forum) in Firefox. Meanwhile, my RX 580 is humming along, maybe using 70 watts (?) of power while idle. At the same time, my UHD 600 is also sitting there...

I'm using iMac19,1... and just before switching to OpenCore, I removed all the Hackintosh kexts from /L/E. I've been running that way since OC 0.5.9 and my system has been solid. I tried that, but ran into the same result. No keyboard, mouse, bluetooth, etc. Since I'm using iMac19,1 it...

https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/success-gigabyte-designare-z390-thunderbolt-3-i7-9700k-amd-rx-580.267551/post-2180651 FYI - I lost all of my USB ports in Mojave after upgrading to OC 0.6.2 with the updated USBInjectAll 0.7.6. Rolling back to version 0.7.1 had my system humming again.

In the OpenCore 0.5.7 mini-guide, it suggests we should create a unique value for ROM. However, the newest guides for 0.6.0 and 0.6.1 don't mention this specifically -- only that we should change SMBIOS, Serial Number, System UUID, and the MLB Serial number. In my Clover's config.plist, I have...

After upgrading to OpenCore 0.6.1 using your EFI folder, I received an error booting Mojave: "Apple secure boot prohibits this boot entry, enforcing!" The fix was upgrading to OpenCore Configurator version 2.12.0.0 (Released today w/ 0.6.1 official support) and going into Misc / Security and...

I might mention that I've encountered two variations of OcQuirks/OpenRuntime -- the one you built and is included in the May 2020 Catalina Fresh Install zipfile, which uses OcQuirks.plist. Then there's the one that the Clover installer started providing in version 5120, which uses Clover's...

Okay! Thank you for the clarification. I am still hesitant to use the regular version of OpenCore standard to boot Windows because the hardware shows up differently. For example, using OpenCore, the motherboard manufacturer is "Acidanthera", Model "Mac-AA*", Version "iMac19,1". That by itself...

Please forgive my ignorance, but does this SSDT change essentially obviate the need to use NDK if you're a dual boot Windows user? With my Opencore 0.6.0 installation, I use the Define R6 SSDT (SSDT-UIAC-DESIGNARE-Z390-FD-DEFINE-R6-V3.aml) and the RX580 in slot 2 SSDT...

I upgraded to v1.0.3 from your Z490 EFI on my (Z390) system and it works in Mojave via OpenCore 0.6.0 and Clover 5120. Since it's somewhat newer, I think I'll roll with that going forward!

I think I figured out my missing Ethernet problem. For some reason, the Mausi driver version 2.5.1d1 doesn't work when injected specifically into Mojave 10.14.6 (with all the latest security patches). If I use the 1.0.2 version of the Mausi driver, the interface shows up properly in Mojave...