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

[nottooshabby]

F20a should work with SetupVirtualMap according to this post.

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

Are you running your own Z690 Aorus Master on F20a with SetupVirtualMap? Yes

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[CaseySJ]

Yes

F20a should work with SetupVirtualMap according to this post.

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

Are you running your own Z690 Aorus Master on F20a with SetupVirtualMap? Yes

www.tonymacx86.com

Because I've retired my Z690 Aero G, let me ask this question:

• Is SetupVirtualMap compatible with BIOS versions prior to F20a?
• If it is, then I can enable this Booter quirk in future EFI folders (and update the previously posted 0.8.3 folder).

 

[StefanAM]

Because I've retired my Z690 Aero G, let me ask this question:

• Is SetupVirtualMap compatible with BIOS versions prior to F20a?
• If it is, then I can enable this Booter quirk in future EFI folders (and update the previously posted 0.8.3 folder).

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Prior F20a, w/wo SetupVirtualMap all worked.
After, SetupVirtualMap is necessary.

 

[DocMeattey]

So F20a, isn't compatible? You confirmed that?

I was never certain whether my problem was solved by rolling back the BIOS to version 6, or by enabling SetupVirtualMap, but it sounds as if I could have kept the 20a BIOS and enabling SetupVirtualMap would have done the trick.

 

[DocMeattey]

Quick question: Is AppleVTD enabled? If so, it should appear near the top of the device tree in IORegistryExplorer.

After enabling Vt-D in BIOS, I can keep the Ethernet cable plugged in with no problem. Thanks so much!

 

[NCMacGuy]

Because I've retired my Z690 Aero G, let me ask this question:

• Is SetupVirtualMap compatible with BIOS versions prior to F20a?
• If it is, then I can enable this Booter quirk in future EFI folders (and update the previously posted 0.8.3 folder).

@CaseySJ

Another data point:

I'm using BIOS F6, and it boots fine with or without SetupVirtualMap enabled. I had been running with SetupVirtualMap disabled.

OC 0.8.3, Monterey 12.5, public beta 3 Ventura

 

[CaseySJ]

@CaseySJ

Another data point:

I'm using BIOS F6, and it boots fine with or without SetupVirtualMap enabled. I had been running with SetupVirtualMap disabled.

OC 0.8.3, Monterey 12.5, public beta 3 Ventura

Yesterday I updated the OpenCore 0.8.3 guide in this thread with the release version, and enabled SetupVirtualMap. I also disabled USBWakeFixup.kext to avoid faulty Bluetooth on wake from sleep.

 

[CaseySJ]

** Ventura Public Beta #3 Sleep Problem **​

If you're running Ventura Public Beta #3, please see this post regarding sleep/wake:

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

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[DocMeattey]

Hello forum,

Is anybody aware of an OpenCore setting that would force the password protected login screen in MacOS? I have enabled automatic login for my account in Settings in MacOS, but I am still getting the password entry screen when I boot from the OpenCore picker.

Thank you for any help you can offer!

 

[oli.mathieu]

Hello forum,

Is anybody aware of an OpenCore setting that would force the password protected login screen in MacOS? I have enabled automatic login for my account in Settings in MacOS, but I am still getting the password entry screen when I boot from the OpenCore picker.

Thank you for any help you can offer!

isn't a macOS feature ? Or I don't get what you mean
My Hacking boots MacOS with OC & MacOS automatically Logs in ....