Gigabyte Z390 M Gaming build with working NVRAM

[DiABLONY]

I have not seen this since the days of Aptio fix problems... Make sure you have SSDT-PMC installed and that NVRAM is working.

I really have trouble understanding, I think I'll format everything and redo the configuration
there is a tutorial to do with my Asus TUF Z390- PLUS GAMING motherboard (WI-FI)
thanks to you

 

[DiABLONY]

I really have trouble understanding, I think I'll format everything and redo the configuration
there is a tutorial to do with my Asus TUF Z390- PLUS GAMING motherboard (WI-FI)
thanks to you

you have a tutorial for Asus TUF Z390 PLUS GAMING WIFI ?

 

[tedyun]

It worked, thank you!
After updating BIOS everything went smooth .
So I have a fully working macOS Monterey .

But Windows is not booting from OpenCore at all .
If I change boot partition to Windows EFI it starts just fine, but no luck with OpenCore. After choosing Windows screen just goes black.

Do I have to change something in plist.config to get dual boot working properly?

@Chronosee : I have 2 Windows boot volumes in my picker, one will boot into Windows and the other gives me a BSD. I haven't really tried to fixed it, and moreover, I've disabled my picker so that my computer automatically boots into MacOS. When I need to go into Windows, I bring up the boot volumes at POST.

Here are some instructions on how to add the correct Windows boot volume in the picker:

[HOW TO] Custom entry in OpenCore to boot Windows

These instructions are already posted on various Internet sites but from time to time they are requested by a user so I publish them in the guides). To add an entry in Misc> Entries of config.plist you need to know the path to the operating system boot loader. For a Windows disk, you must know...

www.tonymacx86.com

I've been meaning to test it out but haven't had the opportunity yet. @miliuco knows what he's talking about, so I would trust this procedure.

Let us know how it works out!

 

[pastrychef]

you have a tutorial for Asus TUF Z390 PLUS GAMING WIFI ?

No.

 

[Ledfoot]

To be 100% honest, once booted in to macOS, I can't tell whether I used Clover or OpenCore.

As far as I can see, there isn't any advantage to either bootloader. OpenCore is more actively developed... In fact, newer versions of Clover even use the OpenCore core at its core.

There isn't anything special that you need to do. Just download the latest OpenCore, enter your Serial, Board Serial, UUID, and MAC address, then replace your Clover EFI with the OpenCore EFI.

Thanks @pastrychef - sounds like its not worth moving if I've got everything working ok

 

[DiABLONY]

No.

hello, I cannot create a bootable key with unibeast because it does not want to download catalina or when I have the package with gibMacOS-master it tells me that it is failed
do you have a solution thank you all

PS: I am on an original macbook pro catalina in 10.15.7 to make my key with unibeast

 

[pastrychef]

hello, I cannot create a bootable key with unibeast because it does not want to download catalina or when I have the package with gibMacOS-master it tells me that it is failed
do you have a solution thank you all

PS: I am on an original macbook pro catalina in 10.15.7 to make my key with unibeast

I don't know. I have not tried to download a standalone macOS installer in a long time.

 

[DiABLONY]

I don't know. I have not tried to download a standalone macOS installer in a long time.

if you had a bootable key to do what would you do with it?

 

[pastrychef]

if you had a bootable key to do what would you do with it?

I put my emergency bootable USB flash drive in a drawer.

 

[pastrychef]

hello, I cannot create a bootable key with unibeast because it does not want to download catalina or when I have the package with gibMacOS-master it tells me that it is failed
do you have a solution thank you all

PS: I am on an original macbook pro catalina in 10.15.7 to make my key with unibeast

Create a bootable installer for macOS

You can use an external drive or secondary volume as a startup disk from which to install the Mac operating system.

support.apple.com