<< Solved >> 10.14.4 System has posted in safe mode.

[Rocnroll]

Will this AppleRTC patch work with opencore? My Asus z390 maximus xi extreme will boot and restart to safe mode.

 

[RMJ114]

Will this AppleRTC patch work with opencore? My Asus z390 maximus xi extreme will boot and restart to safe mode.

Did you resolve this issue with opencore? I get the same issue with my Asus Z390-F Gaming and then I get stuck using the bootloader menu every time I start up Big Sur. It would be nice to directly boot to Big Sur.

 

[ModMike]

Yes it does. Check out my guide and download the EFI

 

[RMJ114]

Thanks ModMike, I will look into that later.

Right now, I was advised to disable the F1 warnings in BIOS. So it doesn't bother me now.

But, I have a new issue now, of I can't get into the BIOS anymore with the Delete key or the F2 key as normal.

I'm trying to avoid a clear CMOS, as the standard BIOS settings weren't enough before, and I didn't them down.

Anyway, if you have any clues of getting back into my BIOS again, I'd be very grateful. Google never gives me what I want, it only gives me what I ask it. lol. I need to learn the terminology better.

 

[ModMike]

Thanks ModMike, I will look into that later.

Right now, I was advised to disable the F1 warnings in BIOS. So it doesn't bother me now.

But, I have a new issue now, of I can't get into the BIOS anymore with the Delete key or the F2 key as normal.

I'm trying to avoid a clear CMOS, as the standard BIOS settings weren't enough before, and I didn't them down.

Anyway, if you have any clues of getting back into my BIOS again, I'd be very grateful. Google never gives me what I want, it only gives me what I ask it. lol. I need to learn the terminology better.

Clearing the BIOS is probably your only hope here. It's not a big deal and helps remove any possible corruption. I've done it many times. Depending on the BIOS you have, you can backup a user profile or even export your settings.

 

[RMJ114]

Clearing the BIOS is probably your only hope here. It's not a big deal and helps remove any possible corruption. I've done it many times. Depending on the BIOS you have, you can backup a user profile or even export your settings.

I cleared the BIOS, but I used a chrome tipped pen, and only held it on for a couple of seconds. I rebooted and it let me in the BIO and kept all of my settings. I disabled the F1 setting and all is fine.

Maybe there was just a glitch in the BIOS and that was causing all of the issues as now it doesn't give me that message anymore.

The main reason for this was because I read I could install my system as iMacPro1,1 if I disable my Intel iGPU and run everything off my Vega 64. Hoping it will clear up some of my gaming issues? If not, I may just continue on fine tuning my config.plist and getting all of the right kexts to get all features working in macOS.

I may even give your EFI a shot now, as our boards are almost identical.

 

[ModMike]

I cleared the BIOS, but I used a chrome tipped pen, and only held it on for a couple of seconds. I rebooted and it let me in the BIO and kept all of my settings. I disabled the F1 setting and all is fine.

Maybe there was just a glitch in the BIOS and that was causing all of the issues as now it doesn't give me that message anymore.

The main reason for this was because I read I could install my system as iMacPro1,1 if I disable my Intel iGPU and run everything off my Vega 64. Hoping it will clear up some of my gaming issues? If not, I may just continue on fine tuning my config.plist and getting all of the right kexts to get all features working in macOS.

I may even give your EFI a shot now, as our boards are almost identical.

I have what seems like the identical setup so go ahead and use my EFI. use 19,1 for machine. You should be running headless mode, is your IGPU out connected to a monitor?

 

[RMJ114]

I have what seems like the identical setup so go ahead and use my EFI. use 19,1 for machine. You should be running headless mode, is your IGPU out connected to a monitor?

Yes, mine is already set to 19.1 and headless. I used the dGPU settings for iGPU setup.

But I have some spare SSDs lying around and I'm also experimenting with iMacPro1,1, headless and it says to disable iGPU in BIOS. so I may give that a try as well. now, I need to find time. I am so busy right now, I will have a hard time making time until after x-mass.

Thanks for your help.

 

[coachkozy]

Yes it does. Check out my guide and download the EFI

Mike, where can Find your guide and EFI

Asus Z390-E
I9 9900K
64 GB RipJaw RAM
Opencore 6.3
Big Sur

 

[sjainuni]

Same for me.. has anyone got the solution?