pastrychef's Asus ROG Strix Z370-G Gaming (WI-FI AC) build w/ i9-9900K + AMD 6600 XT
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Hello Pastry
I switched today to Opencore with your folder 0.6.2 - everything is working only bluetooth not. Its greyed out and i cannot make it working - i attach my folder - could you please see whats wrong?
Thanks in advance.
I switched today to Opencore with your folder 0.6.2 - everything is working only bluetooth not. Its greyed out and i cannot make it working - i attach my folder - could you please see whats wrong?
Thanks in advance.
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Your Bluetooth is probably using one of the USB 2 headers. Re-do the USB ports kext.
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Yes.
Delete the USB ports kext in /EFI/OC/kexts/.
Copy your USBInjectAll.kext to /EFI/OC/kexts/.
Add your "uia_exclude=" boot argument to config.plist > NVRAM > 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82 > boot-args.
Edit:
Forgot that you also need to delete the USB ports kext in config.plist > Kernel > Add.
Add USBInjectAll.kext to config.plist > Kernel > Add.
Honestly, it's a lot easier to just make your own USB port kext. It just takes a few minutes.
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Since Yesterday I used 10.15.2 without any problem. Today I decided to update via software update to 10.15.7
After 3 reboots during the installation, at 3 seconds from the end the system says "macOS can not be installed bla bla bla"
If I exit and reboot at the clover bootloader I found an extra disk named "XXX - Data", while the partition in which the system is installed seems to be good.
What was wrong in my update sequence?
Any help will be appreciate
After 3 reboots during the installation, at 3 seconds from the end the system says "macOS can not be installed bla bla bla"
If I exit and reboot at the clover bootloader I found an extra disk named "XXX - Data", while the partition in which the system is installed seems to be good.
What was wrong in my update sequence?
Any help will be appreciate
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Did you update to latest EFI?
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Yes. But the problem is not the EFI, but the unfinished update.
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The EFI can affect the updates. Are you using Clover or OpenCore?