gIOScreenLockState 3 error on High Sierra

[yarosan]

Happened after installing web drivers. Using Gigabyte B550m ds3h, Ryzen 5 5500 and GTX1060, running on High Sierra with latest opencore. Freshly installed system, first time
UPD: added EFI

 

[Feartech]

Happened after installing web drivers. Using Gigabyte B550m ds3h, Ryzen 5 5500 and GTX1060, running on High Sierra with latest opencore. Freshly installed system, first time

yes, that error is a graphics issue

 

[yarosan]

yes, that error is a graphics issue

I assume it's dead-dead? Spent the whole day on it

 

[Feartech]

I assume it's dead-dead? Spent the whole day on it

may just be a configuration error

zip and upload your EFI so someone can take a look

 

[yarosan]

may just be a configuration error

zip and upload your EFI so someone can take a look

Oh. Yeah, here it is, thank you.

 

[Feartech]

Oh. Yeah, here it is, thank you.

you can remove:
FakeSMC.kext
as you already have VirtualSMC.kext

this should not be here:

<key>nvda_drv</key>
                <data>MQ==</data>

unfairgva=1 is for AMD cards

 

[UtterDisbelief]

Oh. Yeah, here it is, thank you.

Hi.

A few problems in there ...

To start with

You have both VirtualSMC.kext AND FakeSMC.kext enabled. And their support files - SMCAMDProcessor.kext AND SMCProcessor.kext.

You have USBMap.kext AND UTBMap.kext enabled.

 

[yarosan]

You have both VirtualSMC.kext AND FakeSMC.kext enabled. And their support files - SMCAMDProcessor.kext AND SMCProcessor.kext.

You have USBMap.kext AND UTBMap.kext enabled.

Oh wow. Wonder how all of that actually worked. What should be left intact and what should be deleted?

 

[yarosan]

you can remove:
FakeSMC.kext
as you already have VirtualSMC.kext

this should not be here:

<key>nvda_drv</key>
                <data>MQ==</data>

unfairgva=1 is for AMD cards

Such a mess. Giving it a shot

 

[yarosan]

you can remove:
FakeSMC.kext
as you already have VirtualSMC.kext

this should not be here:

<key>nvda_drv</key>
                <data>MQ==</data>

unfairgva=1 is for AMD cards

Didn't helped, same result