Gigabyte Z690 Aero G + i5-12600K + AMD RX 6800 XT

[binhpv]

@CaseyJS: Have you updated to Ventura beta? I updated today and look like Bluetooth isn't working properly. Airdrop/Handoff doesn't work anymore. Discoverable is off in system information.

 

[CaseySJ]

@CaseyJS: Have you updated to Ventura beta? I updated today and look like Bluetooth isn't working properly. Airdrop/Handoff doesn't work anymore. Discoverable is off in system information.

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Hello @binhpv,

Please try the OpenCore 0.8.3 mini-guide from this post:

Gigabyte Z690 Aero G + i5-12600K + AMD RX 6800 XT

In my case the boot argument is necessary, otherwise the 1GbE driver gets attached instead of the 2.5GbE driver. I put the above changes on test USB installer stick; I booted into Monterey. No problems > Ethernet working fine. BTW, USB stick has OC 0.8.3 developer version which I'm going to...

www.tonymacx86.com

 

[MacOrDie]

Anyone dual booting Windows and macOS with BIOS F8. I reset all the BIOS settings but the macOS NVMe doesn't show up in boot overrides, only Windows Management and no other UEFI.

I am dual booting from the Open Core menu which sees the Windows EFI partition without any problems. Alternately, you can press F12 to pull up the boot menu and select the Windows EFI partition.

If it is not working, go back to the BIOS screenshots and verify all of you BIOS settings.

The only wierdness I have is that the clock is always off in Windows.

 

[CaseySJ]

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The only wierdness I have is that the clock is always off in Windows.

There’s a fix for that which requires a Registry modification.

If you click “Download” button in the link below, you should be able to double-click one of the two files (depending on whether you’re running 32-bit or 64-bit Windows) to make the change.

Reg-edit to tell Windows 10 that the hardware clock is using UTC. Useful when dual-booting with *nix systems!

Reg-edit to tell Windows 10 that the hardware clock is using UTC. Useful when dual-booting with *nix systems! - RealTimeIsUniversal_x32.reg

gist.github.com

 

[beelzebozo]

I am dual booting from the Open Core menu which sees the Windows EFI partition without any problems. Alternately, you can press F12 to pull up the boot menu and select the Windows EFI partition.

If it is not working, go back to the BIOS screenshots and verify all of you BIOS settings.

The only wierdness I have is that the clock is always off in Windows.

The Windows one is the only visible in BIOS. Even the USB UEFI for the installer shows up, but not the UEFI one for macOS. Doesn't really matter, I can boot either OS anyway.

 

[Sn0wMan]

If somebody need, I maked USB map for case Phanteks P500A that have a two 3.0 port plus one USB type C port on front panel. with CaseySJ's USB Map one front 3.0 port doesn't worked and USB-C maybe, but not sure. cuz' when I started making my usbmap I'd fount that my USB 3.0 stick not a 3.0 now... probably 3.0 pins was broked and using adapter type-c to type-A my stick is not initialized in OS.
In my Map all ports can be 3.0 and 2.0 excluding two red ports 10gbps.
15 ports, ITE device(RGB) and Intel wi-fi OFF, quirk for port limit OFF

@starghost1100 I am also using a case with 2 USB A and 1 USB C in the front, could you also create a copy with Intel Wifi On? Thanks in advance!

 

[binhpv]

Hello @binhpv,

Please try the OpenCore 0.8.3 mini-guide from this post:

Gigabyte Z690 Aero G + i5-12600K + AMD RX 6800 XT

In my case the boot argument is necessary, otherwise the 1GbE driver gets attached instead of the 2.5GbE driver. I put the above changes on test USB installer stick; I booted into Monterey. No problems > Ethernet working fine. BTW, USB stick has OC 0.8.3 developer version which I'm going to...

www.tonymacx86.com

I followed the guide. Everything is perfect except Bluetooth. I have native card so I uncheck all the wifi related kexts. Bluetooth is regconized and can be turned on/off, but it cannot scan and my phone can't see my hack either

What is more confusing is now I installed Monterey on another partition and still bluetooth not working properly. Reverting to older OpenCore version 0.7.9 doesn't help. Guess last thing I can dois to install Windows to check.

 

[CaseySJ]

I followed the guide. Everything is perfect except Bluetooth. I have native card so I uncheck all the wifi related kexts. Bluetooth is regconized and can be turned on/off, but it cannot scan and my phone can't see my hack either

What is more confusing is now I installed Monterey on another partition and still bluetooth not working properly. Reverting to older OpenCore version 0.7.9 doesn't help. Guess last thing I can dois to install Windows to check.

Have you seen NOTE 1A at the top of Post 1?

 

[binhpv]

Have you seen NOTE 1A at the top of Post 1?

I don't know what connection that note to my issue to be honest

My card is broadcom card, not intel.

Funny enough, I installed Windows 11 and the card is regconized, but cannot scan for device. The Intel Bluetooth is working under Windows though. Maybe the card is simply broken... It was working just fine in Monterey though. So I don't know if it's coincident, or if something in Ventura broke it (for good).

 

[Feartech]

I don't know what connection that note to my issue to be honest

My card is broadcom card, not intel.

Funny enough, I installed Windows 11 and the card is regconized, but cannot scan for device. The Intel Bluetooth is working under Windows though. Maybe the card is simply broken... It was working just fine in Monterey though. So I don't know if it's coincident, or if something in Ventura broke it (for good).

your comment doesn't make much sense, do you have broadcom or intel? you mentioned both...?