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- ASUS ROG STRIX Z390-F GAMING
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- i5 8500
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So it works with a Z97/Haswell boards, right?
No. Z97/H97 requires a SSDT to stay within the 15 port limit restrictor.
So it works with a Z97/Haswell boards, right?
I removed custom USB SSDT, USBInjectAll.kext, genericUSB.kext and port limit patch from config.plist and restart. I put my USB 3 stick every port and note it. But I am just seeing HS port. There is no SSP. WHY is that?
no, no, no... You need the USBinjectall.kext and raised port limit patch working when you make your map. Once you have your map you remove them both and run the script. Once the script created SSDT (based on your port map) is loaded via clover you will have working USB2/3 without the usbinjectall kext. You may still need the raised port limit patch depending on how many ports are active in your map.I removed custom USB SSDT, USBInjectAll.kext, genericUSB.kext and port limit patch from config.plist and restart. I put my USB 3 stick every port and note it. But I am just seeing HS port. There is no SSP. WHY is that?
no, no, no... You need the USBinjectall.kext and raised port limit patch working when you make your map. Once you have your map you remove them both and run the script. Once the script created SSDT (based on your port map) is loaded via clover you will have working USB2/3 without the usbinjectall kext. You may still need the raised port limit patch depending on how many ports are active in your map.
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Grab a USB stick and start plugging it into ALL of the ports with IORegistryExplorer open and you will see which port is which and create a list. Here is what mine ended up looking like when I was getting USB3.0 to work with El Capitan, the unused ones are all internal headers that I am not using:
USB2 Mapping
USB3 Mapping
- HS01 - unused
- HS02 - unused
- HS03 - ASM107x 4 below WIFI
- HS04 - ASM107x 2 beside RJ45
- HS05 - Top Left - Keyboard
- HS06 - Top Right - Mouse
- HS07 - unused
- HS08 - Front Audio
- HS09 - Front Left
- HS10 - Front Right
- HS11 - unused
- HS12 - unused
- HS13 - unused
- HS14 - unused
- SSP1 - unused
- SSP2 - unused
- SSP3 - ASM107x 4 below WIFI
- SSP4 - ASM107x 2 beside RJ45
- SSP5 - Front Left
- SSP6 - Front Right
I used this method with my Gigabyte MoBo and all my USB 3.0 ports no longer work :\
The thing is that USB stick is not detected in half of my ports regardless if im using USBInjectAll or not.Grab a USB stick and start plugging it into ALL of the ports with IORegistryExplorer open and you will see which port is which and create a list. Here is what mine ended up looking like when I was getting USB3.0 to work with El Capitan, the unused ones are all internal headers that I am not using: