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Ohchang's build: Gigabyte Z590 Vision G + i7-10700K + AMD RX580

[Caution]
This is NOT a permanant solution.

Please use this way until a release newer version of Opencore and Hackintool.

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Thanks, that helped me.
 
  • Update 21.05.05
    There is no way to set more than 16 USB ports in Big sur 11.3.1, Opencore 0.6.9.
    I set 15 port with USBPorts.kext. Disabled USB ports information as below. (Enable - Blue text, Disable - Red text)
    Now, Everything works well.

Z590vision-g_USB.jpg
 
Just a quick thank you. Version 0.5 with OpenCore 0.6.9 is working smoothly. I double checked my Windows 10 and macOS 11.3.1 both are working fine with it.

Please do not get me wrong, this is really not meant as a complain, just a very quick question because I'm curious: Why have you chosen to enable the USB 2.0 ports at the top (HS02-HS03), but not the new fancy USB 3.2 ports closer to the Ethernet port (HS07, SS05, HS01, SS01).

Thanks again, wonderful work! :clap:
 
I usually prefer set to fix 2 hs 2.0 ports enable for input devices. Just force of habit ;)
 
The Kext USBMaps works perfectly !
 
@ohchang I think I have found a USB bug.

I bought a Logitech BRIO 4k webcam, which only features a USB-C port.

When I use the provided USB-C (Cam) to USB-A (Mainboard) cable and connect the cam to HS10/SS08 the camera is not working and showing up in the "System Information" (macOS 11.3.1).

HS10.png
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When I use a USB-C (Cam) to USB-C (Mainboard) cable (borrowed from a friend) and connect the cam to HS06/SS02 the camera is working just fine, and is showing up under "System Information" (macOS 11.3.1).

HS06.png
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When booting Windows 10, the camera is working just fine using any cable on any USB 3 port.
I'm using Version 0.5 of your EFI with your USBPorts.kext, just like you, I do NOT use SSDT-UIAC-Z590-VISION-G-V3.aml.
Thanks for some help :)
 
@ohchang I think I have found a USB bug.

I bought a Logitech BRIO 4k webcam, which only features a USB-C port.

When I use the provided USB-C (Cam) to USB-A (Mainboard) cable and connect the cam to HS10/SS08 the camera is not working and showing up in the "System Information" (macOS 11.3.1).

View attachment 518182View attachment 518181



When I use a USB-C (Cam) to USB-C (Mainboard) cable (borrowed from a friend) and connect the cam to HS06/SS02 the camera is working just fine, and is showing up under "System Information" (macOS 11.3.1).

View attachment 518186View attachment 518183

When booting Windows 10, the camera is working just fine using any cable on any USB 3 port.
I'm using Version 0.5 of your EFI with your USBPorts.kext, just like you, I do NOT use SSDT-UIAC-Z590-VISION-G-V3.aml.
Thanks for some help :)

Hi there.

Check IORegistryExplorer.app to see if it is connecting to USB3 or USB2.

:)
 
@root2
Curious. I'll check HS10/SS08 through another device again soon.
By the way something weird.
ITE device exists in your device tree. But there is no ITE Device(HS13) in ver 0.5 EFI USBports.kext.
I recommend NVRAM resetting your system again.
 
@ohchang I think I have found a USB bug.

I bought a Logitech BRIO 4k webcam, which only features a USB-C port.

When I use the provided USB-C (Cam) to USB-A (Mainboard) cable and connect the cam to HS10/SS08 the camera is not working and showing up in the "System Information" (macOS 11.3.1).

View attachment 518182View attachment 518181



When I use a USB-C (Cam) to USB-C (Mainboard) cable (borrowed from a friend) and connect the cam to HS06/SS02 the camera is working just fine, and is showing up under "System Information" (macOS 11.3.1).

View attachment 518186View attachment 518183

When booting Windows 10, the camera is working just fine using any cable on any USB 3 port.
I'm using Version 0.5 of your EFI with your USBPorts.kext, just like you, I do NOT use SSDT-UIAC-Z590-VISION-G-V3.aml.
Thanks for some help :)
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Screen Shot 2021-05-11 at 1.43.36 AM.png

My Memory card reader(Lexar LRW400, USB 3.0, B to A) works well through SS08(4-port USB 3.1 Hub).
Also Sound Blaster Play! 3(USB 2.0), Realforce keyboard(USB 2.0) work smoothly in HS10(4-port USB 2.1 Hub).
 
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I was able to fix the issue by changing:

XML:
<key>iMac20,2-XHCI</key>
and
XML:
<string>iMac20,2</string>

in Info.plist in the USBPorts.kext to

XML:
<key>iMacPro1,1-XHCI</key>
and
XML:
<string>iMacPro1,1</string>

to match my SMBios, and now everything is working just fine! Thanks!
 
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