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

[manfriday]

I can also confirm that the boot time on my wifes little hackintosh has increased with Monterey using a 970 as well..
I am in the process of trying to clone my system from my 970 onto a Inland Premium, which uses a different controller.
Having some trouble getting a bootable copy using Carbon Copy Cloner. I have been out of the loop for a little while, so maybe things have changed and CCC is not the prefered method of migrating a system from one disk to another anymore?

 

[grafiko]

Because not everyone with a Samsung 970 Evo or Evo Plus is experiencing (or reporting) slow boot times with Monterey, the jury is still out on the exact cause. But @manfriday saw this in his boot log:

kernel: (apfs) spaceman_scan_free_blocks:3153: disk5 scan took 0.921803 s, trim took 93.611921 s

Notice that trim took over 93 seconds. But setting SetApfsTrimTimeout to 999 (i.e. disable trim) did not make a difference.

Some of the drives I use (without any slow boot issue) are:

• Silicon Power
• ADATA SX series
• Sabrent Rocket
• Crucial P1/P2

Just thinking to buy Crucial P5 Plus 1TB high performances... what do you think about this?

Amazon.com

Thank you for your help!

 

[CaseySJ]

I can also confirm that the boot time on my wifes little hackintosh has increased with Monterey using a 970 as well..
I am in the process of trying to clone my system from my 970 onto a Inland Premium, which uses a different controller.
Having some trouble getting a bootable copy using Carbon Copy Cloner. I have been out of the loop for a little while, so maybe things have changed and CCC is not the prefered method of migrating a system from one disk to another anymore?

Simple procedure:

• Format the Inland Premium SSD as:
  • Format: APFS
  • Scheme: GUID Partition Map
• Use CCC to make a clone. Don't worry about "EFIClone.sh" script.
• When clone is done, mount EFI partitions of (a) Samsung SSD and (b) Inland Premium SSD.
  • Use Finder to drag-and-drop the EFI folder from (a) to (b)
• Bootable backup done.

 

[CaseySJ]

Just thinking to buy Crucial P5 Plus 1TB high performances... what do you think about this?

Amazon.com

Thank you for your help!

That's a very tempting price for 1TB PCIe 4.0! Looks like a good choice.

Might want to wait a little bit for @manfriday to switch from Samsung 970 to Inland Premium to determine whether boot time becomes normal...

 

[manfriday]

Simple procedure:

• Format the Inland Premium SSD as:
  • Format: APFS
  • Scheme: GUID Partition Map
• Use CCC to make a clone. Don't worry about "EFIClone.sh" script.
• When clone is done, mount EFI partitions of (a) Samsung SSD and (b) Inland Premium SSD.
  • Use Finder to drag-and-drop the EFI folder from (a) to (b)
• Bootable backup done.

Yeah that is exactly what I did.
But when I boot, OC sees the MacOS volume on the Samsung, and an EFI volume, but not the newly imaged "Monterey" volume on the Inland Premium.

weird.

 

[manfriday]

Ahh Windows left behind an EFI partition.

edit: Well, I thought that there was a EFI partition left over, but that is not the case.
There is something weird going on though. I cant seem to get a bootable backup working. :/


Ahha.. Looks like Carbon Copy Cloner does not create bootable backups by default anymore.

Creating legacy bootable copies of macOS (Big Sur and later) | Carbon Copy Cloner | Bombich Software

bombich.com

 

[sckn]

Nope, my keyboard is wired. Now I fix something and I am not sure.

Sleep is my only problem and I believe it is related to my USB configuration because all the ports are here now.

Here is my SSs;

View attachment 532015

A little help.
Still no BT, no Sleep.

 

[CaseySJ]

A little help.
Still no BT, no Sleep.

Please try new BlueToolFixup:

[SUCCESS] Gigabyte Designare Z390 (Thunderbolt 3) + i7-9700K + AMD RX 580

The UHD630 iGPU can drive 3 external displays: Thunderbolt Port 1 --> use a USC-C to DisplayPort cable --> connect to DP monitor Thunderbolt Port 2 --> use a USC-C to DisplayPort cable --> connect to DP monitor HDMI port --> use HDMI to HDMI cable --> connect to HDMI monitor If you would like...

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[Trepamuros]

I've just updated my Hackintosh to Monterey. 25 minutes and a few automatic reboots.

Smooth and easy process!

Z490 Vision D + i7 10700 + RX580 (OC 0.7.4)

Boot time: 1 min. aprox. (1 TB WD Black SN750 NVMe)

 

[Hackintosh-ProVirgin]

I am going to install macOS Monterey and see if it will resolve the long boot time issue. Currently, my Sidecar is not working under Big Sur 11.6. Does anyone have any idea how to fix that? My Hackintosh detect my iPad Pro. But it just get black screen on my iPad Pro when I tried to connect it, and I got the error code 401 and 455. I have tried sign in and out of my iCloud account on both my Hackintosh and iPad but it does not work. I am currently running the iMacPro 1,1 config with internal graphics disabled. Someone mentioned that Sidecar requires internal graphics enabled to work, is that true? @CaseySJ