Gigabyte Z490 Vision D (Thunderbolt 3) + i5-10400 + AMD RX 580

[MacArthur]

@CaseySJ
I'll switch to iMac M1
It's no longer funny with HackintoshDROM Apps.
It works all the time.
I updated to 0.69 within a minute.
Where is the previous fun and adrenalin? ;-)

 

[Middleman]

This is okay.

Getting back to the Premiere Pro rendering issue, I wonder if we need to change GPU order by renaming the AMD GPU and Intel iGPU. By default their names are:

• Intel UHD 630
• Radeon RX 5700 XT

When we alphabetize them, the Intel UHD 630 comes first. Some Adobe users have found that it's better to rename the GPUs so that AMD GPU comes first:

• AMD RX 5700 XT
• Intel UHD 630

Please follow the three screenshots below to try this experiment. The save the file and reboot.
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CaseySJ, to get the Intel 2.5Gbe to work you also need to add this in the Device Properties:

Key:            AAPL, slot-name
Value:         Internal@0,28,7/0,0
Type:          STRING

And under Kernel > Patches enter and enable this:

Base:       __Z18e1000_set_mac_typeP8e1000_hw
Find:       F2150000
Replace:    F3150000
Identifier: com.apple.driver.AppleIntelI210Ethernet

 

[CaseySJ]

@CaseySJ
I'll switch to iMac M1
It's no longer funny with HackintoshDROM Apps.
It works all the time.
I updated to 0.69 within a minute.
Where is the previous fun and adrenalin? ;-)

LOL, so true! We’ve made the OpenCore update process so simple that no one feels any sense of accomplishment or satisfaction. No pain, no gain.

Regarding Apple Silicon Macs, I’m in a wait and see mode. Eagerly waiting to see what they announce at WWDC and in the fall (autumn). Because I have a handful of very powerful Hackintoshes, I can easily wait and see how the year unfolds.

 

[CaseySJ]

CaseySJ, to get the Intel 2.5Gbe to work you also need to add this in the Device Properties:

Key:            AAPL, slot-name
Value:         Internal@0,28,7/0,0
Type:          STRING

And under Kernel > Patches enter and enable this:

Base:       __Z18e1000_set_mac_typeP8e1000_hw
Find:       F2150000
Replace:    F3150000
Identifier: com.apple.driver.AppleIntelI210Ethernet

We use FakePCIID kext to accomplish the same thing. It is quite possible that macOS 11.4 will eventually support device 0x15F3 natively, hence no further need for any patch or kext.

 

[MacArthur]

LOL, so true! We’ve made the OpenCore update process so simple that no one feels any sense of accomplishment or satisfaction. No pain, no gain.

Regarding Apple Silicon Macs, I’m in a wait and see mode. Eagerly waiting to see what they announce at WWDC and in the fall (autumn). Because I have a handful of very powerful Hackintoshes, I can easily wait and see how the year unfolds.

You just did a fantastic job and all the community should acknowledge...
My Hack is so stable that I even don't dare to touch anything.
Hmm, yes, the last remaining challenge is to test the EFI enabling Intel WIFI.
I don't want to do it now. Because I don't need it (Ethernet connection...) and if it works nothing will be left .
Once again, Congrats to you and those who worked on this...

 

[Middleman]

We use FakePCIID kext to accomplish the same thing. It is quite possible that macOS 11.4 will eventually support device 0x15F3 natively, hence no further need for any patch or kext.

Yes, and in addition to the patch, you'll need to delete the FakePCIID_Intel kext for it to work. I've enabled all 2 ports (2.5GBe and 10GBe) and the WiFI now on my latest Z490 build, and they all work in Big Sur. Only exception is High Sierra and Catalina, those don't work on the I-255V with the kexts nor patch.

 

[CaseySJ]

I can confirm that adding the kernel patch provided by Vit9696 on the dortania guide posted earlier, FakePCIID.kext + FakePCIID_Intel_I225-V.kext are no longer needed (MacOs 11.3). The AppleIntel210Ethernet kext is loaded (v2.3.1) but I cannot test 2.6GBE speeds as I have no devices. (I'm on Vision-G)

Cheers!

I can confirm that the speed is 2.5 Gbps when following the dortania guide and removing the FakePCIID.kext + FakePCIID_Intel_I225-V.kext.

I'm on Z490 Vision D and Big Sur 11.3

I can confirm it too. Both Ethernet ports and WiFi now all finally working on 11.3 for Rocket Lake i9 Z490 Aorus Xtreme!

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CaseySJ, to get the Intel 2.5Gbe to work you also need to add this in the Device Properties:

Key:            AAPL, slot-name
Value:         Internal@0,28,7/0,0
Type:          STRING

And under Kernel > Patches enter and enable this:

Base:       __Z18e1000_set_mac_typeP8e1000_hw
Find:       F2150000
Replace:    F3150000
Identifier: com.apple.driver.AppleIntelI210Ethernet

Yes, and in addition to the patch, you'll need to delete the FakePCIID_Intel kext for it to work. I've enabled all 2 ports (2.5GBe and 10GBe) and the WiFI now on my latest Z490 build, and they all work in Big Sur. Only exception is High Sierra and Catalina, those don't work on the I-255V with the kexts nor patch.

All,

Let me please clarify this issue once again.

• The vit9696 kernel patch only works in 11.3 and earlier.
• It does not work in 11.4 Beta 1.

• In Big Sur 11.4 Beta 1, the base function __Z18e1000_set_mac_typeP8e1000_hw does not contain the number or value F2150000. So the Find operation fails and the kernel patch has no effect. Please see screenshots below that prove that F2150000 does not exist in 11.4 Beta 1.
• The screenshots show the contents of __Z18e1000_set_mac_typeP8e1000_hw.

• But if we disable the vit9696 kernel patch and activate FakePCIID kext, then we get the correct result:

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Conclusion:

• For all versions of Big Sur released to the public so far, the only universal solution for attaching the correct driver to our I-225V Ethernet port is by using FakePCIID kext.
• The vit9696 kernel patch is only viable for 11.3 and earlier builds of Big Sur.
• It is very likely that native support for device 0x15F3 is coming very soon, perhaps as soon as the release version of 11.4. When that happens, we will not need any patch or kext in Big Sur.
• The safest option for now is to use FakePCIID kext. Otherwise do not install Big Sur 11.4 Beta builds.

 

[MacArthur]

And I confirm it still works with 11.3.1 I just updated

 

[Inqnuam]

Excellent observation!

@zedoc,

Please open the EFI folder and see if there's an APPLE folder. If so, delete it and empty the trash.

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Tip: Choosing a custom backup folder from Settings window will reduce OC required size because current EFI folder will not be backed up inside EFI partition but into selected folder

 

[CaseySJ]

Tip: Choosing a custom backup folder from Settings window will reduce OC required size because current EFI folder will not be backed up inside EFI partition but into selected folder

I've added PRO TIP to the guide:

HackinDROM App for OpenCore EFI Creation and Update

** Guide to Using HackinDROM Application to Update OpenCore ** Please do not quote this guide in its entirety. Post a link instead App Written and Maintained by @Inqnuam Works with Catalina, Big Sur, Monterey and Ventura Mojave users please use the HackinDROM website instead Video Walkthrough...

www.tonymacx86.com

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