First thing I have noticed so far is there is one different argument in the config.plist after I updated Clover:
Code:
<key>KernelAndKextPatches</key>
<dict>
<key>AsusAICPUPM</key>
<true/> - That used to be FALSE.
I don't know if it will affect the update process - I guess we'll see soon enough
STATUS Update:
OK. So the update went through. My Logitech Unifying software is out the door and does not wish to return.
Sound is gone.
Graphics Acceleration is present.
I have a Siri app in the Dock - don't know what to do with it without sound.
The system seems to have switched to sRGB-IEC61966-2.1 without asking to do so. My color profiles are gone. Not a huge deal but still don't quite like it.
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They didn't even bother to change the wallpaper
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Followed
this guide here and Audio is back! Thanks,
@toleda !!! You're the man - once again!
The config files for Karabiner have gone without leaving their new address. This is a hassle. In fact the app complains about being unable to connect with it's kernel extension. Might have to re-install and re-configure all over.
NTFS for Mac OS X is gone. Won't auto-mount drives, won't open it's preference pane. Looking into it...
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I have a USB3.1 BUS in the system profiler.... that's new!
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NTFS came back after a reboot. That's nice.
Unifying software is also back after reboot. Also nice.
Siri is now working once I got audio back.
Karabiner still doesn't work. I'm looking into it. Karabiner seems to have broken after the upgrade. Key mapping and many different things that I don't understand have changed in Sierra. The developers are working on resolving this and it looks like a complete re-write of the software from scratch. Fingers crossed they don't drop the project.
HWMonitor seems to be working properly. It doesn't read my FAN speeds, but it didn't read them before - nothing to do with the OS version I suppose.
CPU Speedstep is working properly. It seems to be TurboBoosting properly as well.
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I actually hadn't noticed this up until now but:
USB3.0 does not work AT ALL. No devices are recognized when plugged in it and it would seem we will need a fix for that. Will look into it when I have some free time. Probably this weekend. In the mean time -
USB3.1 is recognized (and initialized?) properly, so plugging a USB Flash drive auto-mounts and works properly, etc. Copying speeds are pretty much what you would expect from a USB3.0 flash drive. I get writing speeds of up to 60 MB/sec and Read speeds up to 135 MB/sec. I don't currently own any USB3.1 devices to test if it performs as it should.
Please note: This refers to the USB 3.1 type A port - a.k.a. the red USB on the back of the MoBo that you've been wondering about since you bought it