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Same for me with ga-z77x-ud5h. You get a solution yet? I can boot but osx only recognized my 7770.

Ok this works for me as expected when I use my Intel HD 4000. I do however have a question. Has anyone suceeded in getting X86PlatformPlugin to load when using an AMD/ATI 7xxx? Would the same idea apply? (add GFX0 or vendor/devid to AGPM?)

jangaboo, I got the same card as you, but not the same MB. I have a gb-z77x-ud5h, and I'm using clover. Have you tried this method in clover? I cannot seem to get it to work. Instead, I get white screen then 3 seconds later a reboot. Interestingly, if I set my internal gfx to disable and...

I've not changed the code yet to test the negative number, I'm more curious as to WHY it's returning out of spec data. There's something about being out of spec that bugs the hell out of me. Now I've always wanted to learn more about ACPI/DSDT so nows the perfect time. I did however add some...

Yeah, that I do :P Thanks for the reply!

Hi RehabMan, I hate to be that guy who begs for somebody to do something for them, but I really would like your help on my battery DSDT problem. I have converted the data to 2 8bit registers as opposed to leaving it at 16bit registers and downloaded and compiled the latest git repository...

I did add it at one point, and the generation error went away, but still couldn't boot. The reason I use clover is that for some reason I cannot boot chimera/chameleon on my laptop without using a usb stick. Let me try again though. When I first got the machine no matter whatI tried, the BIOS...

So I have a weird issue. I can generate the SSDT, but when I try to use it (using clover btw), my system hangs. Maybe it's my DSDT or something, but it's really odd and annoying. If I reboot to single user, mount the EFI and remove the SSDT.aml, my system will then boot. I have a 670m gtx...

Sooooo I have my first disk formatted GPT. Boots fine using clover. Make sure you format the EFI to be fat32. Also add \EFI\BOOT\CLOVERX64.efi to your boot options. Be careful though. Through my trial and error, you can make your machine "not post" by messing with boot options (mostly...