How to extend the iMac Pro to X99 [Successful Build/Extended Guide]

[kgp]

SSDT-SLEEP.aml
I am so tired getting sleep from SSDT-SLEEP.aml
If any one gigabyte board make sleep this ssdt please let me know.
Thank you..

See https://pikeralpha.wordpress.com/2017/01/12/debugging-sleep-issues/ and my last comment, on which I never received any reply....

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After adding a SSDT-SLEEP.aml (same as Balamut’ s) but with Scope (\_SB), I obtain the following result:

1. PMStatusCode not present
2. true
3. 0x2 after wake

No way to get the PMStatusCode entry. Any solution to go for?
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[kgp]

Had the same problem until elaborated install media according to first post and no dsdt patches in ACPI section and remove PMDrvr.kext and gen. ssd.aml acc. your cpu spec. After installed GPU drivers reboot after which test sleep for the first time and then start patching dsdt -if needed with CCs available. I cannot understand people who claim that sleep not important? I use my Mac daily basis and sleep is a must and also confirms that everything is close to perfection under hood. GB x99 Ud4ver1.0 i5820K GTX970.P.S. Sleep must be working ...otherwise no hackintosh!!!

Yup but sleep/wake perfectly works on my system, and I suppose if you follow my respective guideline, it will also perfectly work on your system.

Cheers,

KGP

 

[cristibest]

Hi. I just followed the instruction and i successfully installed Sierra High on my machine. Everything works perfect with one exception, i face random reboots everytime. I will attach the config and the folders to check them.
I have run a stress test for cpu, it looks all right and i checked the ram on other machine with memtest, all good.

Any solution ?
How can i check what cause the reboot ?
i7 6900k , asus x99 II, GTX 1080ti

 

[kgp]

Hi. I just followed the instruction and i successfully installed Sierra High on my machine. Everything works perfect with one exception, i face random reboots everytime. I will attach the config and the folders to check them.
I have run a stress test for cpu, it looks all right and i checked the ram on other machine with memtest, all good.

Any solution ?
How can i check what cause the reboot ?
i7 6900k , asus x99 II, GTX 1080ti

Which FakeSMC do you use?

 

[cristibest]

The one from the tutorial. Any advice ?
I atached another photo. Is related to this ?

 

[welkram]

Hi...Professor KGP...
I have a wifi usb attached. It can work properly on my home network. How to enable Airplay in my Hackintosh? Thanks in advance.

 

[nmano]

See https://pikeralpha.wordpress.com/2017/01/12/debugging-sleep-issues/ and my last comment, on which I never received any reply....

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After adding a SSDT-SLEEP.aml (same as Balamut’ s) but with Scope (\_SB), I obtain the following result:

1. PMStatusCode not present
2. true
3. 0x2 after wake

No way to get the PMStatusCode entry. Any solution to go for?
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After adding SSDT-SLEEP.aml when press force sleep system wake up after 2 sec.
but same result like you.
1. PMStatusCode not present
2. true
3. 0x2 after wake

I know how to fix DSDT.aml
but SSDT?

 

[cristibest]

I think i solved the problem with random reboot (99%)

I removed PMDrvr.kext. Iwill come with final answer after more testing.

 

[cristibest]

What do you think ? I think is to low
When i choose xmp it jumps blck at 125 and cpu strap also to 125. (memory 3000 mhz)

First picture is xmp blck 100 multiply 42 (multicore 21k)

Second picture xmp blck 125 multiply 35 (multicore 30k)

 

[Itzamna]

Alright, so yesterday finally I had some time to try and do the installation, but right away I came across a problem.
So, it went as follows:
Followed the guide
Boot from USB
Installer comes up and starts the installation from the USB
Then the first picture comes up (not sure if it's normal or not, guess not)
View attachment 292885
Then a bunch of lines comes in rapid succession and can't read any of it and stops in the second image
View attachment 292886
And finally, after a minute or so, the whole thing looks like a corrupted image and a typical from apple "No" sign comes up and just stays there, of course.
View attachment 292887

So, as I mentioned before, this is my first try to do a hackingtosh.
I'm leaving the components of my computer, jus in case.
-Core i7-6850k
-Asus uAtx x99-M WS motherboard
-Corsair Vengance LED 4GB x 8 RAM
-EVGA Nvidia GTX 980 ti Classified
-Corsair AX860i power supply
-Corsair H100i v2 CPU cooler
-I also have hooked a SIIG Legacy and beyond series, USB 3.0 type-c and A, PCIE card
-Samsung 960 PRO Series 512 GB but I have windows installed in this, I'm trying to install MacOS in a 325 GB HDD

So I hope this is enough information for a diagnosis. Thank you.

So... any advice?, or maybe another guide I could follow?