Edhawk
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- Aug 2, 2013
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- Motherboard
- Asus ROG Strix X570-F Gaming
- CPU
- Ryzen 9 3900X
- Graphics
- RX 6700 XT
- Mac
- Mobile Phone
USB:
Your USBMap.kext is set for an iMac17,1. It needs to be reconfigured for the Macmini7,1 SMBIOS model.
In my experience you would be better served using SSDT-EHCx_OFF.aml (attached below) to turn off the EHC1/EH01 and EHC2/EH02 USB controllers and just have the USB ports managed under the XHC controller.
CPUFriend.kext:
Unless you created the cf-frequency-data in the CPUFriendDataProvider.kext specifically for your Haswell CPU this kext and CPUFriend.kext are doing nothing helpful for your system. I run a few Haswell systems and have never needed to use those two kexts.
OpenCore:
I don't know which version of OpenCore you are using, I assume it is a recent version, but fail to understand why you have the Bootstrap folder and Bootstrap.efi present in your OC folder. These were dropped back when 0.6.6 was released (February 2021).
SSDT's:
You would also be better served creating and using a custom SSDT-EC.aml and SSDT-PLUG.aml with your system. The Generic/Catchall SSDT's you are using from Dortania are slow and cumbersome compared to the Custom SSDT's that you can generate using Corpnewt's SSDTTime python script & your system's DSDT.aml. There are other custom SSDT's you could generate with SSDTTime for your system, i.e. SSDT-HPET.aml plus a couple of config.plist ACPI > Patches.
EFI Folder comparison:
Below is a screenshot showing your OpenCore EFI folder tree, below that is the OpenCore EFI folder tree from my Z87/i5-4440 system. When you compare the two yours is to my mind lacking some fairly essential SSDT's.
Advice:
Have a look in the Monterey Desktop Guides section on this site, see if anything posted will help you.
Your USBMap.kext is set for an iMac17,1. It needs to be reconfigured for the Macmini7,1 SMBIOS model.
In my experience you would be better served using SSDT-EHCx_OFF.aml (attached below) to turn off the EHC1/EH01 and EHC2/EH02 USB controllers and just have the USB ports managed under the XHC controller.
CPUFriend.kext:
Unless you created the cf-frequency-data in the CPUFriendDataProvider.kext specifically for your Haswell CPU this kext and CPUFriend.kext are doing nothing helpful for your system. I run a few Haswell systems and have never needed to use those two kexts.
OpenCore:
I don't know which version of OpenCore you are using, I assume it is a recent version, but fail to understand why you have the Bootstrap folder and Bootstrap.efi present in your OC folder. These were dropped back when 0.6.6 was released (February 2021).
SSDT's:
You would also be better served creating and using a custom SSDT-EC.aml and SSDT-PLUG.aml with your system. The Generic/Catchall SSDT's you are using from Dortania are slow and cumbersome compared to the Custom SSDT's that you can generate using Corpnewt's SSDTTime python script & your system's DSDT.aml. There are other custom SSDT's you could generate with SSDTTime for your system, i.e. SSDT-HPET.aml plus a couple of config.plist ACPI > Patches.
EFI Folder comparison:
Below is a screenshot showing your OpenCore EFI folder tree, below that is the OpenCore EFI folder tree from my Z87/i5-4440 system. When you compare the two yours is to my mind lacking some fairly essential SSDT's.
Advice:
Have a look in the Monterey Desktop Guides section on this site, see if anything posted will help you.
