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

[CaseySJ]

I'm on 0.8.2 right now. Of course i'd probably want to update, but I have PTSD after doing an update a while back, and booting to a black screen. Luckily I had a bootable USB to get back where I was, and I think I skipped that update altogether.

For Ventura we need OpenCore 0.8.3 or later. This is available from right here:

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

Hi all and @CaseySJ I did a lot of home work since my previous posts saying that my Ethernet port was not working properly. he is the situation now: Monterey and Ventura are now working on Ethernet with OpenCore 0.8.3. this is fine ! I am trying to enable Wifi (working perfectly on Monterey with...

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[ffk]

I did a quick search for this build specifically regarding Thunderbolt to Thunderbolt... real Mac connected to the Vision D... and what got out of it is there is no way to activate the Thunderbolt Bus or Thunderbolt Local Node without flashing the chip...

Is this correct?
Is it possible to get this working with the built-in TB3 controller on the Vision D?

 

[CaseySJ]

I did a quick search for this build specifically regarding thunderbolt to Thunderbolt... real Mac connected to the Vision D... and what got out of it is there is no way to activate the Thunderbolt Bus or Thunderbolt Local Node without flashing the chip...

That is correct.

Is this correct?
Is it possible to get this working with the built-in TB3 controller on the Vision D?

An alternative is to flash the chip of a GC-Titan Ridge add-in-card. Some pre-flashed cards are available on eBay.

 

[emistral]

@CaseySJ Any idea why suddenly hackinDROM is telling me to reinstall OC? I updated last week from 0.8.2 to 0.8.3 and it was fine. Then today was just looking at upgrading to 0.8.5 when I noticed this message. Hackindrom version is 2.1.4
Obviously I can't upgrade to 0.8.5 given this message of reinstalling 0.8.3. any harm in reinstalling 0.8.3?

 

[bravo030]

Hi CaseySJ and all,

Since I updated via HackinDROM to the latest 0.8.3, I am receiving the following error message during the initial boot:
"OCS: Nop schema for FullNvramAccess at 5 index: context <Tools>".

In fact this message repeats 5 times/lines.

Any way I can fix it?

Thanks!

 

[CaseySJ]

@CaseySJ Any idea why suddenly hackinDROM is telling me to reinstall OC? I updated last week from 0.8.2 to 0.8.3 and it was fine. Then today was just looking at upgrading to 0.8.5 when I noticed this message. Hackindrom version is 2.1.4
Obviously I can't upgrade to 0.8.5 given this message of reinstalling 0.8.3. any harm in reinstalling 0.8.3?

Hello @emistral

Please post a screenshot of HackinDROM where this message is shown.

We can upgrade to 0.8.5 using the right-click method.

 

[CaseySJ]

Hi CaseySJ and all,

Since I updated via HackinDROM to the latest 0.8.3 I am recieving the following error message during the initial boot:
"OCS: Nop schema for FullNvramAccess at 5 index: context <Tools>".

In fact this message repeates 5 times/lines.

Any way I can fix it?

Thanks!

Hello @bravo030

This just means there’s an extra item in config.plist that OpenCore does not recognize. We can upgrade to 0.8.5 using the right-click method in HackinDROM. This problem should go away after that. If you’re using OpenCore Configurator, check that the title bar shows the right version of OpenCore.

 

[emistral]

Hello @emistral

Please post a screenshot of HackinDROM where this message is shown.

We can upgrade to 0.8.5 using the right-click method.

her is the requested screenshot. I can see that if I right click on the HDD info I have a contextual menu "Update". is that the right click method you were referring to?

 

[CaseySJ]

her is the requested screenshot:
View attachment 556411

That’s perfectly normal. It just means you can reinstall 0.8.3 if you want to. To upgrade to 0.8.5, simply use the right-click method. That’s because I haven’t uploaded 0.8.4 or 0.8.5 to HackinDROM because HackinDROM can upgrade to 0.8.5 automatically.

 

[CaseySJ]

…I have a contextual menu "Update". is that the right click method you were referring to?

Yes that’s the one.