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- Jun 26, 2014
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- Motherboard
- ASUS Prime X299 Deluxe II
- CPU
- i9-9920X
- Graphics
- Radeon RX 6900 XT
And what about TB HotPlug?
umm....sorry that i dont have TB device to test right now. so i dont know.
And what about TB HotPlug?
umm....sorry that i dont have TB device to test right now. so i dont know.
Dude!
This is very important to know! Can you get some TB HDD for testing purposes? I always considered that you did all TB tests for drawing our conclusions and that you claimed TB HotPlug not to work with SSDT-X299-TB3HP.aml on your ASUS Prime X299 DELUXE II!
If now in contradiction to all your former claims, USB-C HotPlug suddenly works and even TB HotPlug would work too, there would not be any TTR issues with the ASUS Prime X299 Deluxe II at all, and all our former conclusion would have been totally wrong and totally misleading!
@kgp never mind, fair enough i'll post it again. The BIOS settings is exactly the same as you have in your pictures.
I did edit the SSDT-X299-TB3HP.aml , and changed from SLOT-4 to SLOT-3, but i have no idea if that was the right thing to do.
also included a picture of what slots my cards are in.
I have the alpine ridge connected to the TB-header btw, just to clarify.
@kgp
Tried it, still not working. When booting with UAD Satellite -> TB 2 - TB 3 adapter, i get kernel panic. Even tried with thunderbolt boot disabled in BIOS.
If i boot without a device, it boots up. But now since the SSDT implementation, the computer freezes once plugged in.
In BIOS i have set it up as PCIE16_3 , but my PCI system report still says SLOT4, could this be something?
Also, i have the Broadcom BCM943602CS in PCIE16_2, but have not SSDT loaded for it, could this be the problem?
posting pictures of tb-settings in bios as well as system report.
EDIT: Posting my motherboard setup just to clarify.
Hello @kgp,
I think I don't speak well : I tried your way but it didn't work. So I tried a different way. But my BIOS settings is like is write in your guide.
Anyway, I've got the same issue with your EFI Folder, without or not the ACPI patches and the SSDT for the Vega.
Here is the KP screenshot, it seems to be a GPU issue, and when it crashes, the GPU's fans goes crazy. I tried the Vegagraphicsfixup.kext and the radeonvegalowfanspeed.kext but both didn't work.
Thank you for your help !
hi @kgp
i want to upgrade my boot splash screen as per E.11) iMac Pro Boot Splash Screen Cosmetics.
but "Save Image File..." warning 'invalid UEFI volume'
i followed you step by step. how to solve this problem?
thanks.
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