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

[ffk]

Please post screenshot of OpenCore Configurator —> Kernel —> Patch.

It may be necessary to spoof the Device-ID. I’ll follow up after seeing the screenshot.

These were in my config that was created from hackinDROM. As of now, none are currently enabled.

I found 3 different replace numbers in my searches including the one you have listed here... I believe one of the others required something with firmware and were from several years ago. The only thing in common was Find: 0F844503 0000

I know something is missing, its never as easy as one check box.

I did also try the ForceAquantiaEthernet quirk method... VT-d is already enabled in the config I using... but that did nothing as well.

 

[CaseySJ]

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These were in my config that was created from hackinDROM. As of now, none are currently enabled.

I found 3 different replace numbers in my searches including the one you have listed here... I believe one of the others required something with firmware and were from several years ago. The only thing in common was Find: 0F844503 0000

I know something is missing, its never as easy as one check box.

I did also try the ForceAquantiaEthernet quirk method... VT-d is already enabled in the config I using... but that did nothing as well.

If your 10GbE card is in the bottom long slot, try the following:

• Disable all the Aquantia kernel patches in OpenCore Configurator --> Kernel --> Patch
• Enable the kernel quirk ForceAquantiaEthernet
• Add the attached SSDT to (a) config.plist --> ACPI and (b) copy file to EFI/OC/ACPI

Reboot and check the 10GbE again.

 

[ffk]

If your 10GbE card is in the bottom long slot, try the following:

• Disable all the kernel patches in OpenCore Configurator --> Kernel --> Patch
• Enable the kernel quirk ForceAquantiaEthernet
• Add the attached SSDT to (a) config.plist --> ACPI and (b) copy file to EFI/OC/ACPI

Reboot and check the 10GbE again.

Card is still unrecognized.

Yes, the card is in the very bottom 4x slot. There are 2 gpu's in the machine so the bottom slot is the only one available.

- disabled all Aquantia kernal patches
- enabled ForceAquantiaEthernet
- added and enabled ssdt

 

[CaseySJ]

Card is still unrecognized.

Yes, the card is in the very bottom 4x slot. There are 2 gpu's in the machine so the bottom slot is the only one available.

- disabled all Aquantia kernal patches
- enabled ForceAquantiaEthernet
- added and enabled ssdt

Can you post your IOReg using IORegistryExplorer—> File —> Save As…

 

[ffk]

Can you post your IOReg using IORegistryExplorer—> File —> Save As…

 

[CaseySJ]

@ffk

Your 10GbE card is on RP23 instead of RP21. Please disable or remove the previous SSDT and try this one: SSDT-AQUANTIA-AQC113C-RP23.aml.

 

[MacArthur]

Dear @CaseySJ , with the release of Ventura, I was wondering whether you would post your current EFI, with or without WIFI additional card.
My system is working fine, as usual I have been using your EFI, updated with the great HackinDROM tool.
However, as we all do some "experiments or personal tuning" I would be happy to be able to do some comparison with yours.
Once again thanks for all your support, running now, from what I can see around 5 different machines !

 

[sbushman18]

Anyone know of a tool that can change the LED color of the Corsair RAM and AIO? I do it in windows, but when I reboot it goes back to the pukey rainbow bright. It lights up my whole room. I am considering getting non LED ram just to stop it. lol

 

[ffk]

Your 10GbE card is on RP23 instead of RP21. Please disable or remove the previous SSDT and try this one: SSDT-AQUANTIA-AQC113C-RP23.aml.

same result

 

[CaseySJ]

same result

I reread your earlier posts and it looks like Asus XG-C100C v2 already has device id 94C0. This means the SSDT is not needed because Monterey 12.6 supports it.

Please post a screenshot of OpenCore Configurator --> Kernel --> Patch with the window horizontally widened so all the columns are visible.

Incidentally, I have a Gigabyte GC-AQC113C, which works just fine but needs the SSDT: