[Help needed] SSDT for ASUS ROG Maximus XI Hero (Wi-Fi)

[Kylex427]

Hello, everyone!

I just bought an i9-9900k and an ASUS ROG Maximus XI Hero (Wi-Fi) motherboard, which I'm absolutely in love with.

HOWEVER, with a new motherboard comes a new SSDT for USB-Inject-All. It's been a while since I made one, so I'm not sure if I made the new one correctly. Would anyone mind taking a look at my SSDT to see if I did it correctly?

Here's the layout that I found:

HS01: Aura Motherboard

HS03: USB 2.0 Hub

HS04: Type C

HS05: IOUSBHOST Device

HS07: Mouse Wireless

HS08: Prism Cloth



HS11: Mouse Wired (2.0) [0]

HS12: Carbon GX Blue (2.0) [0]



HS13: USB 2.0 Hub (internal NZXT hub) 255

HS14: Bluetooth maybe (internal) 255

SS03, SS04, SS05, SS07, and SS08 are what I'm using for the USB 3 devices.

 

[TrevJonez]

I am just going through laying out what everything is. This is fairly straightforward compared to my last build, the pattern shows up pretty quickly.

XHC Port: Physical port
HS01: Asus Aura Lighting
HS02: U31G2_2
HS03: U31G2_3
HS04: U31G2_4
HS05: U31G2_5
HS06: U31G2_C6
HS07: U31G1_7
HS08: U31G1_8
HS09: U31G1_9
HS10: U31G1_10
HS11: USB11
HS12: USB12
HS13: Internal Hub -> USB_E12, USB_E34
HS14: Intel 9560 NGW Bluetooth
SS01: ?
SS02: U31G2_2
SS03: U31G2_3
SS04: U31G2_4
SS05: U31G2_5
SS06: U31G2_C6
SS07: U31G1_7
SS08: U31G1_8
SS09: U31G1_9
SS10: U31G1_10
USR1: ?
USR2: ?

Asus marketing photos marked up with port addresses so you can easily figure out which ports you want to keep enabled.

 

[TrevJonez]

I am opting to disable the following to stay under the 15 port limit.
HS01, HS02, HS07, HS08, HS14, SS01, SS02, SS07, SS08, USR1, USR2.

so for me I lose the two blue ports on the back panel and all the ports that are unusable to me (either due to lack of case ports or lack of osx support).

Resulting in:

only question I have remaining is if the U31G2_2 should be UsbConnector=3 or UsbConnector=9. Seems like it should be 9 although I am not confident.

 

[scottkendall]

I use this method:

ASUS 100 Series and Later Custom SSDT for XHCI USB Port Control

As part of building my newest systems, I wanted to create a method to disable chipset XHCI ports without using a kext. I found that by creating a custom SSDT for the XHCI ports I could easily disable unused motherboard USB ports or hide unsupported devices that use these USB ports. This allowed...

www.tonymacx86.com

I found it to be much much easier. However, the way to make sure you did it right is to check in your IO register explorer and see what you have listed.