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Read post #1, "Problem Reporting".
Whoops. Done! Thanks
Read post #1, "Problem Reporting".
Trying this on my X99 system and no luck so far. I did the following:
1) Confirmed path in Windows which is _SB.PCI0.BR1B.H000
2) Created SSDT_NVMe-Pcc.aml using template and replacing 2 instances of the path above
3) Created HackrNVMeFAmily-10_12_2.kext which is the same OS version installed
4) Added patch to rename _DSM to config.plist:
Code:<dict> <key>Comment</key> <string>change _DSM to XDSM</string> <key>Find</key> <data>X0RTTQ==</data> <key>Replace</key> <data>WERTTQ==</data> </dict>
5) Placed all of the above in their respective Clover folders
Still cannot see the Samsung EVO 960 NVME drive after booting into 10.12.2
Files Added.
Mistake is obvious.
Your HackrNVMeFamily_10_12_2.kext that is in EFI/Clover/kexts/10.12 was not generated with the --spoof option.
Note: Bad idea to have duplicate kexts in kexts/Other and kexts/10.12. It results in kexts from both directories to be injected.
Working and bootable on TOSHIBA THNSN5128GPU7 with GA-H170-GAMING 3.
MacOS Sierra 10.12.2 boots 10 seconds faster, 25 sec, than my X300s 128gb SATA ssd.
Max sequential write at 6xx MB/s, read at 19xx MB/s.
Thank you RehabMan!
One thing though, can anyone monitor the NVME drive temp? It's the only drive with no temp in iStat sensors.