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macntosh said:
Ah, OK. Don't go anywhere for the next 10 mins.
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Attached is a complete (and tested) EFI folder suitable for the Prime Z490-A.

All that remains is for you to merge your personal system information.
PlatformInfo -> Generic:
XML: 
<key>MLB</key>
<string>C0XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX</string>
<key>SystemSerialNumber</key>
<string>C0XXXXXXXXXX</string>
<key>SystemUUID</key>
<string>XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX</string>

Note#1: This configuration uses the iMac20,2 system definition. If you wish to continue emulating iMac20,1, you can, but I suggest you create a new USB port mapping kext when that definition is applied. If you have a kext made previously, on any macOS prior to 11.3 [on the same machine], that should also be fine.

Note#2: OpenCore (as from 0.7.4) now supports booting Linux directly, by using the new OpenLinuxBoot feature. In case you're multi-booting with Windows and/or Linux, I've preset the configuration accordingly. No other changes need to be made.

I've been wanting to create a more generic version of my configuration for a while, but never seem to find the time. This was the perfect opportunity. Consider it a bonus; an early Christmas gift; or whatever you like!

Cheers.

A Note to Passers-by: If you have a Prime Z490-A motherboard, and may be interested in using this EFI folder, I can upload it again at a later time, upon request.

Cheers.

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macntosh said:
Yesterday at 6:32 PM
Attached is a complete (and tested) EFI folder suitable for the Prime Z490-A.

All that remains is for you to merge your personal system information, under PlatformInfo -> Generic:
XML: 
<key>MLB</key>
<string>C0XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX</string>
<key>SystemSerialNumber</key>
<string>C0XXXXXXXXXX</string>
<key>SystemUUID</key>
<string>XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX</string>

Note#1: This configuration uses the iMac20,2 system definition. If you wish to continue emulating iMac20,1, you can, but I suggest you create a new USB port mapping kext when that definition is applied. If you have a kext made previously, on any macOS prior to 11.3 [on the same machine], that should also be fine.

Note#2: OpenCore (as from 0.7.4) now supports booting Linux directly, by using the new OpenLinuxBoot feature. If case you're multi-booting with Windows and/or Linux, I've preset the configuration accordingly. No other changes need to be made.

I've been wanting to create a more generic version of my configuration for a while, but never seem to find the time. This was the perfect opportunity. Co consider it a bonus; an early Christmas gift; or whatever you like!

Cheers.
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Thanks a lot.
 
docadele said:
Thanks a lot.
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Welcome. Just copy the text from that post for reference, if you like. Let me know when you have downloaded it, so I can delete the zip from the post. Otherwise people with completely different boards will grab it, and wonder why it doesn't work for them.

Cheers.
 
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macntosh said:
Welcome. Just copy the text from that post for reference, if you like. Let me know when you have downloaded it, so I can delete the zip from the post. Otherwise people with completely different boards will grab it, and wonder why it doesn't work for them.

Cheers.
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I have got it. Thanks.
 
macntosh said:
Just zip up your old EFI folder, delete the folder itself, and then replace it with this one. Enjoy!
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Quick tip:
If the audio is not working, make sure the output device is selected in System Preferences > Sound > Output (tab). It would normally be 'Internal Speakers'.

Plus, you will probably need to reset NVRAM when you reboot, after changing the EFI folder.

Cheers.
 
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macntosh said:
Just zip up your old EFI folder, delete the folder itself, and then replace it with this one. Enjoy!
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Your ACPI is clean. Very clean.
Few things are obvious.
1. You layout-ID 7 for AppleALC. Mine is 1
2. You used patch for l215-V. Mine worked in Monterey without patch. Did need patch in Big Sur 11.2.3
3. Seems like acpi-wake-type property might have fixed Keyboard wake issue for you. I needed to add SSDT-USBW.
 
docadele said:
Your ACPI is clean. Very clean.
Few things are obvious.
1. You layout-ID 7 for AppleALC. Mine is 1
2. You used patch for l215-V. Mine worked in Monterey without patch. Did need patch in Big Sur 11.2.3
3. Seems like acpi-wake-type property might have fixed Keyboard wake issue for you. I needed to add SSDT-USBW.
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i225-V - I thought I removed that! You're right, it should work without it in both Big Sur, and Monterey. Disable it, to test and make sure. I haven't needed to patch the i225-V since Catalina, when FakePCIID was the only option.
 
docadele said:
Your ACPI is clean. Very clean.
Few things are obvious.
1. You layout-ID 7 for AppleALC. Mine is 1
2. You used patch for l215-V. Mine worked in Monterey without patch. Did need patch in Big Sur 11.2.3
3. Seems like acpi-wake-type property might have fixed Keyboard wake issue for you. I needed to add SSDT-USBW.
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I assume that you meant i225-V as the Prime Z490-V doesn't actually have an i215-V network interface. :thumbup:
 
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