<< Solved >> [Monterey] Random Reboot, No Panic Message

[saintmylife]

The value for "USBConnector".

"255" indicates an internal port.
"3" indicates an external port capable of USB3 and USB2 speeds.
"0" indicates an external USB2-only port
"9" indicates an external Type-C port which is switchable.
"10" indicates and external Type-C port which changes location when rotated.

Your motherboard features an extra ASMedia USB controller for the High Speed ports so these are treated separately - as we can see in your USBPorts.lext.

All the standard ports in your configuration have been set as "255" which is wrong. The Intel ports on the back-panel, for example, will be "0" or "3". The internal ports - like Bluetooth or LED - yes, will be "255".

Heres, clean install, doing all from scratch.
still testing if has random issue or not

 

[UtterDisbelief]

Heres, clean install, doing all from scratch.
still testing if has random issue or not

Hi there.

Your USBPorts kext is still not quite correct.

HS** ports should reflect the physical port it is on. For example a port with a blue or red tang will still have a USBConnector type of "3" even for its USB2 side.

An HS** port with a black tang is likely USB2-only so would be "0" .

Hope that helps.

 

[saintmylife]

Hi there.

Your USBPorts kext is still not quite correct.

HS** ports should reflect the physical port it is on. For example a port with a blue or red tang will still have a USBConnector type of "3" even for its USB2 side.

An HS** port with a black tang is likely USB2-only so would be "0" .

Hope that helps.

it looks like all value must be 3 right,
then what is difference if im using USBMap.kext or USBPorts ? is still same ?

if im using USBMapTool, the AHCI port is mapped too

 

[UtterDisbelief]

it looks like all value must be 3 right,
then what is difference if im using USBMap.kext or USBPorts ? is still same ?

if im using USBMapTool, the AHCI port is mapped too

USBMap uses a python script to configure the ports, whereas USBPorts is created by the Hackintool app. As you might know I try to support the Hackintool app. I don't support CorpNewt's python script. He can do that.

If you have no physical USB2 ports on the back-panel then type "3" or " 9" is logical. However some of your internal header ports will be "255" or " 0" if connected directly to a case port. back-panel

 

[saintmylife]

USBMap uses a python script to configure the ports, whereas USBPorts is created by the Hackintool app. As you might know I try to support the Hackintool app. I don't support CorpNewt's python script. He can do that.

If you have no physical USB2 ports on the back-panel then type "3" or " 9" is logical. However some of your internal header ports will be "255" or " 0" if connected directly to a case port. back-panel

have a look at previous attached efi, i think it should true.
no physcal usb2 header, only 1 i give it to 255 (HS08), the front panel, attached to HS04/SS01

 

[UtterDisbelief]

have a look at previous attached efi, i think it should true.
no physcal usb2 header, only 1 i give it to 255 (HS08), the front panel, attached to HS04/SS01

Of course I looked at your USBPorts.kext before I replied.

If HS08 is your bluetooth connection then setting it to "255" is correct.

According to MSI you do have 4x USB2-only ports on internal headers. If you choose not to use or configure them, then that is fine also.

 

[saintmylife]

Of course I looked at your USBPorts.kext before I replied.

If HS08 is your bluetooth connection then setting it to "255" is correct.

According to MSI you do have 4x USB2-only ports on internal headers. If you choose not to use or configure them, then that is fine also.

Yes, im not using that port.

Then ill test for randomly issues. Gotta back here if problem is comming.

Thanks for your help
Hope no issue at all


=== EDITED

After 2hours, playing youtube only, restart happen,
any idea ?
Then when i changed background from settings, crash always happens,
is it from vram ? im increase vram to 1gb from bios.

Still confusing, no idea what happen, should i move into newer like intel gen10 cpus ?

 

[UtterDisbelief]

Yes, im not using that port.

Then ill test for randomly issues. Gotta back here if problem is comming.

Thanks for your help
Hope no issue at all


=== EDITED

After 2hours, playing youtube only, restart happen,
any idea ?
Then when i changed background from settings, crash always happens,
is it from vram ? im increase vram to 1gb from bios.

Still confusing, no idea what happen, should i move into newer like intel gen10 cpus ?

Ususally we set DVMT in BIOS to 64GB.

For your HD 530 you can perhaps add these to the DeviceProperties section of config.plist:

framebuffer-patch-enable - 01000000 - Data
framebuffer-stolenmem - 00003001 - Data

and maybe ...
framebuffer-fbmem - 00009000 - Data
device-id - 12190000 - Data

These may help. Worth trying?

 

[saintmylife]

Ususally we set DVMT in BIOS to 64GB.

For your HD 530 you can perhaps add these to the DeviceProperties section of config.plist:

framebuffer-patch-enable - 01000000 - Data
framebuffer-stolenmem - 00003001 - Data

and maybe ...
framebuffer-fbmem - 00009000 - Data
device-id - 12190000 - Data

These may help. Worth trying?

Reverting dvmt to 64mb and adding:

device-id data 12190000
framebuffer-patch-enable data 01000000
framebuffer-stolenmem data 00003001
framebuffer-fbmem data 00009000

After selecting startup disk (verbose running) then black screen

Fyi
Im using Aocg27q2s for primary monitor. Attached to hdmi-hdmi

 

[UtterDisbelief]

Reverting dvmt to 64mb and adding:

device-id data 12190000
framebuffer-patch-enable data 01000000
framebuffer-stolenmem data 00003001
framebuffer-fbmem data 00009000

After selecting startup disk (verbose running) then black screen

Fyi
Im using Aocg27q2s for primary monitor. Attached to hdmi-hdmi

Okay. Sorry that didn't help.

I've done some reading-up for you and notice the iMac17,1 did use the same CPU that you have, but an AMD R9 GPU, not the HD530. This might be the problem. However by specifying the HD530 correctly I wouldn't expect it to halt the system.

HDMI should be fine.

I don't really want to give you more ideas to test if is going to have such a serious outcome! The black screen occurs at the point where the system switches over from boot graphics to main OS graphics... So may occur after verbose finishes.

There are a few other device-IDs you can test (only if you want to!)

I grabbed these from the Clover Configurator app (no, I know we are not using Clover, but it has its uses!)

Anyway, if things still don't work then maybe someone else can chime in.