@Leesureone @Dennis_Womack
The GitHub EFI folder has separate
config.plist files for Catalina, Big Sur, and Monterey. If the EFI is used the appropriate
config.plist must be selected based on macOS installed. For Monterey the FakePCIID kexts are not used.
The release notes refer to fixing sleep. For me sleep works, but keyboard or mouse clicks don't wake the hack. I must push the power button to wake.
I was not getting sound to my HDMI display until I tried an earlier version of this EFI. On each reboot I have to reselect my display as the output source, which is not optimal.
I have not dug into the differences in the three
config.plist files to compare them. I was wondering why the
config.plist didn't use the MinKernel and MaxKernel fields to disable the FakePCIID kernels in Monterey. Apparently there are other
config.plist differences that can't be altered based on kernel version to allow a single multi-macOS file.
I don't use the NUC10 at this point, and only have Monterey installed, so it isn't worth my time to investigate further.