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Hello @Sabre170I am using HackinDROM v2.1.3 and upgraded to OC 0.8.4 from OC 0.8.3 pretty seamlessly using the Update feature. Awesome tool BTW! I used @CaseySJ recommendations from his ProArt Z690 build page. Only issue I had was, I have a custom SSDT-BRG0.aml, due to my graphics card being one of the XTXH types. It was replaced automatically with a original/new one (it had a date of 9/5/22 but my edited file had a date of 9/2/22) when I updated to 0.8.4. I see that there used to be a way to turn off specific files from being updated but I can't seem to figure out how to get to that functionality now? Maybe I have to wait until it says update to XYZ version again? Is that not available in the newer versions? Its pretty easy to just overwrite with my copy of the file I have saved for future updates but if there is an easy way to have it not touch that file that would be cool. Thanks for any guidance!
Simply rename your custom SSDT-BRG0.aml to something else like SSDT-BRG0-custom.aml
Since that file already exists in OpenCore pkg HackinDROM can’t know that you have customized it on your own so it updates to the never version from OC
This is assuming you are using the “right click” update method
I don’t remember how the “update to XYZ” behaves in theses situations
Hello Sir @CaseySJ,
What do you think about switching “Update to XYZ “ and right click “Update “ methods and rename “Update to XYZ” to something like “Manual update”
As most of us use the magic button I think it’s better to put that method as default