Sniki
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@MasterAmp If you already have a SSDT.aml for your machine, there is no need to generate a newer one.
Simply replace it with the one i already included into EFI/OC/ACPI/SSDT.aml and that's it.
I think you didn't read carefully the description.
If you have a Dedicated GPU and want Big Sur: go for iMacPro1,1 or even MacPro6,1 it's totally up to you as those two SMBIOS-es are supported.
iMac13,2 is for Dedicated GPU users too but as specified, Catalina and below (Mojave, High Sierra, etc). not Big Sur.
I don't see any reference on SSDT.aml having anything to do with SMBIOS.
So everyone who does have their SSDT.aml use yours that you had with Clover.
Only SMBIOS values needs to be generated (MLB, ROM, UUID, Serial Number) according to the newer (if changed) SMBIOS value.
Will add a clarification note regarding SSDT.aml
Simply replace it with the one i already included into EFI/OC/ACPI/SSDT.aml and that's it.
I think you didn't read carefully the description.
If you have a Dedicated GPU and want Big Sur: go for iMacPro1,1 or even MacPro6,1 it's totally up to you as those two SMBIOS-es are supported.
iMac13,2 is for Dedicated GPU users too but as specified, Catalina and below (Mojave, High Sierra, etc). not Big Sur.
I don't see any reference on SSDT.aml having anything to do with SMBIOS.
So everyone who does have their SSDT.aml use yours that you had with Clover.
Only SMBIOS values needs to be generated (MLB, ROM, UUID, Serial Number) according to the newer (if changed) SMBIOS value.
Will add a clarification note regarding SSDT.aml