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Gigabyte Z390 M Gaming build with working NVRAM

pastrychef said:
Why is the power supply not compatible??

If you are using IGPU, please use the config.plist from post #4 or, if you are installing 10.15.5-10.15.6, the config.plist from post #1360.
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Those cards are two six pin or something like that and this power supply only has the one pcie rail. Thanks for the heads up on the config.plist, I hadn't done that for my iGPU boot attempts.
When I installed Catalina off my MacbookPro, I took it to desktop. I wouldn't think that would matter, most of the selections i choose as "set up later".
I confess that do have a compatible power supply in my ITX Ryzen build, but it's sfx and would be an utter pain to pull out - that thing is packed tight in that little case. That's the build with the Turing RTX.
Also, would there be any point at moving off APFS and trying again? I feel like I'm missing something stupid, but in any event I need to update my config.plist and work on getting to desktop with the iGPU. Thanks ever so much.

(Edit) gonna go with the EFI from post 1360
 
famishedrutting said:
Those cards are two six pin or something like that and this power supply only has the one pcie rail. Thanks for the heads up on the config.plist, I hadn't done that for my iGPU boot attempts.
When I installed Catalina off my MacbookPro, I took it to desktop. I wouldn't think that would matter, most of the selections i choose as "set up later".
I confess that do have a compatible power supply in my ITX Ryzen build, but it's sfx and would be an utter pain to pull out - that thing is packed tight in that little case. That's the build with the Turing RTX.
Also, would there be any point at moving off APFS and trying again? I feel like I'm missing something stupid, but in any event I need to update my config.plist and work on getting to desktop with the iGPU. Thanks ever so much.

(Edit) gonna go with the EFI from post 1360
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If you are installing Catalina, use APFS.
 
Sorry if I miss some of the obvious things. Speaking of obvious when i boot verbose i am starting it with "boot with injected kexts"?
 

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famishedrutting said:
Sorry if I miss some of the obvious things. Speaking of obvious when i boot verbose i am starting it with "boot with injected kexts"?
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At the Clover boot menu, press space bar.
On the next screen, enable verbose. Then scroll up to "Boot macOS with selected options".
 
OK, again with the obvious, i had enabled iGPU but had missed that initial graphics device was set to the pcie slot, after i fixed that i made it to desktop. phew.... now, I will return to the initial post and finish any instructions before I attempt to reinstall the RX 2600 XT
 
famishedrutting said:
OK, again with the obvious, i had enabled iGPU but had missed that initial graphics device was set to the pcie slot, after i fixed that i made it to desktop. phew.... now, I will return to the initial post and finish any instructions before I attempt to reinstall the RX 2600 XT
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Cool! I knew the 5600 XT was the culprit...

Before putting the 5600 XT back in, remember to swap back in the config.plist from the EFI on post #1 and add the "agdpmod=pikera" boot argument.
 
famishedrutting said:
Yes, into the graphics card - I don't think the 9600k has a iGPU- I do not see an entry in bios on disabling that
(edit) found the bios setting, disabled iGPU and am booting over
(edit 2) hung in the same spot it seems
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Edit: my notifications were way behind...ignore this post
 
pastrychef said:
Yeah. I've been on 0.6.0 since the release version was released. It's on post #1.
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I'm about to update to 0.6.0 this evening... do you recall if there were any needed config.plist changes that I should look out for?
 
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